Events

Three former executives interested in taking over CBA Meubles

Three former executives from the Demeyere era have declared their interest in taking over CBA Meubles company.

Évreux: Class IV bar licenses increasingly sold at auction

The Class IV license of a former bar in Duclair is up for auction on November 5, 2026, in Évreux, illustrating the rise in this type of transaction following judicial liquidations.

Arnaud's romulea, a unique plant in the world, threatened in Saint-Tropez

This endemic plant grows only in the municipality of Saint-Tropez and is classified as endangered. The Mediterranean Botanical Conservatory and the City Council want to save it.

Vannes: driver without license or insurance gives false identity

During a traffic stop in Vannes on November 4, 2026, a driver traveling without a license, registration documents, or insurance gave police the identity of his brother.

Braun-Pivet maintains her refusal to filter journalists at the National Assembly

The President of the National Assembly reaffirms that she will not screen accredited journalists, stating 'I will never do any screening'.

Vendée: restaurateur registers headquarters at private residence

For six years, a resident of Vendée has seen a restaurateur register his company headquarters at her home address, exposing her to potential seizures. She testifies that she is unable to stop the situation.

Occhiatana: fire destroys one hectare of vegetation

A fire broke out on November 4 in the commune of Occhiatana, in Haute-Corse, destroying one hectare of vegetation.

Strasbourg: around fifty plane trees cut down to make way for a cycle lane on Schulmeister Street

State services have approved the City of Strasbourg's project to cut down around fifty partially diseased plane trees to redesign Schulmeister Street and build a cycle lane there. Councillor Jean-Philippe Maurer wrote to the mayor to challenge this decision.

Green light given to declassifying documents on the assassination of Henri Curiel

The National Defense Secrecy Commission has approved the declassification of documents relating to the assassination of Henri Curiel, who was killed in Paris on May 4, 1978. The case had remained covered by secrecy for nearly fifty years.

National recall of Monoprix cheesecakes for undeclared allergens

Cheesecakes sold in Monoprix supermarkets are subject to a national recall due to inaccurate labeling, specifically the unmentioned presence of gluten, posing a risk to allergic individuals.

Fire in the storage room of a café in Antibes, establishment closed until 2027

A fire broke out on the night of November 4 in the storage room of the Café Brun restaurant in Old Antibes, mobilizing 25 firefighters. No casualties were reported, but the establishment is forced to close until 2027.

Lyon city hall sues the state over emergency accommodation funding

The Lyon city council and the CCAS (Centre Communal d'Action Sociale) are claiming more than €270,000 from the state for emergency accommodation missions it allegedly failed to cover since 2021.

Fire destroys a house in Haute-Garonne with no casualties

A violent fire broke out in a house in Haute-Garonne on November 4, 2026; residents had evacuated before the arrival of emergency services.

Comparative survey sheds light on French democratic pessimism

A survey conducted in France, Belgium and Italy analyzes the drivers of French democratic distrust and the role of Fifth Republic institutions.

Brunet sans filtre from Wednesday, November 4, 2026

The show covers Donald Trump's situation, an LCI poll where Marine Le Pen remains at the top, and statements by Emmanuel Macron.

Ohain: Public lighting switches to LED to reduce energy bills

The commune of Ohain (Nord) is replacing its public lighting with LEDs to reduce consumption and lower its energy bill.

At Lakanal High School in Sceaux, preparatory classes under the principal's scrutiny

Since the start of the school year, the preparatory classes at Lakanal High School no longer have a designated deputy principal, and two alert rights have been exercised against the principal's practices.

Jérôme Despey (FNSEA) calls for a banking white year for winegrowers

On the sidelines of the Dyonisud trade show in Béziers, Jérôme Despey, deputy head of the FNSEA and president of the Hérault chamber of agriculture, reviews the wine crisis and calls for a banking white year for winegrowers.

Le Mans: apartment destroyed by fire

A fire broke out in an apartment near Le Mans hospital on the evening of November 3, 2026, requiring the deployment of nineteen firefighters.

Roadworks for the next six years under debate

An update on the programming of roadworks and cycling infrastructure improvements for the next six years, between structural projects and the bicycle budget.

Two maned wolves expected at Beauval Zoo in spring 2027

Beauval Zoo, located in Saint-Aignan (Loir-et-Cher), will welcome a male and female maned wolf in spring 2027, a species classified as near threatened.

AI, energy and industrial revolution according to French executives

On Tech&Co Business on BFM Business, the leaders of Schneider Electric France and Seclab discussed how AI is transforming energy and industry.

Fight outside a supermarket in Chaumont

A fight broke out on Saturday 31 October outside a supermarket in Chaumont between a local resident and a man from Côte-d'Or after a dispute at the checkout.

Normandy: 570,000 cars classified as Crit'Air 3 or higher

In Normandy, approximately 570,000 vehicles are classified as Crit'Air 3 or higher, raising questions about fleet renewal for their owners.