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Nice: first meetings on romantic, sexual and emotional health
The monAmour association is organizing Thursday, October 29 in Nice the first Côte d'Azur meetings on romantic health, with doctors, associations and institutions for inclusive round tables.
Indre-et-Loire: a full-scale exercise for a major flood
The Indre-et-Loire prefecture will hold in November 2026 a civil security exercise simulating a major flood of the Loire and Cher rivers, with population evacuations.
Albertville: wave of solidarity after fire in seven buildings
Less than a week after the fire that hit seven buildings in Albertville, solidarity is organizing. A hairdresser affected by the disaster is being welcomed in a neighboring salon and several fundraisers have been launched.
Vulaines: first Pink October march organized by the municipality
The Vulaines municipality organized its first Pink October march, with about twenty-five participants over five kilometers, supervised by firefighters.
Douai: Four cocaine traffickers convicted
Four men were convicted in Douai after an organized resale of cocaine on Lemaire Street.
Orléans: Protests against the National Rally congress
Calais: Villages d'Enfance puts leisure at the heart of children's rights day
The Villages d'Enfance association is organizing in Calais a day dedicated to children's rights, focused on access to leisure.
Outdoor markets remain essential in 2026
Nearly 12,000 to 13,000 markets are organized every week in France and some, formerly halted, are reborn, driven by the search for low prices.
An afternoon of prevention for women's and men's cancers
An afternoon of awareness and prevention for women's and men's cancers is organized this Saturday.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month: adapted sports morning at Balaruc-les-Bains spa
Midi Libre is organising an adapted sports morning on 29 October at the Balaruc-les-Bains spa (Hérault) as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Toulouse: three years in prison for prostituting a teenager
A 23-year-old man was sentenced in Toulouse for organizing the prostitution of a 15-year-old runaway teenager in May 2025. About fifty clients are said to have succeeded one another over three days.
Controversy over influencers received at Matignon before high school student organizations
€5 billion plan announced to renovate schools and universities
Student and high‑school organizations react to government announcements
L'UNI écartée d'une réunion à Matignon s'interroge sur le dialogue social
L'organisation « Les Lycéens ! » appelle à poursuivre la mobilisation
Marine Tondelier criticizes Matignon's choice to notify influencers before high school organizations
Glisy: free diabetes screening on November 14
The Amiens Lions Clubs are organizing a free diabetes screening in Glisy on Saturday, November 14.
Asbestos: victim compensation remains a challenge thirty years after the ban
Only 2,745 people applied to the Asbestos Victims Compensation Fund last year, prompting the organization to contact sick people directly to assert their rights.
Minister Mathieu Lefèvre reminds Refashion of its textile collection obligations
Beaumont-de-Lomagne: conflict over church organist
In Beaumont-de-Lomagne, a dispute between the parish priest and the town hall over the handover of the church keys ends the mission of the organist appointed by the municipality.
Pink October hike in Desvres
Seventy participants took part in the hike organized by the Desvres Commercial Union for Pink October.
Maine-et-Loire: solidarity toy collection for Christmas
Biguglia: four Corsican groups in solidarity concert for firefighters
On November 12, Eppò, I Chjami Aghjalesi, L'Arcusgi and I Voci di a Gravona will perform at the Charles-Rocchi cultural center in Biguglia at a charity concert organized by UDPSIS 2B for the benefit of firefighters' orphans.
New Caledonia: crisis exercise ahead of cyclone season
The New Caledonian armed forces organized a coordination exercise with firefighters, gendarmes, and the high commissioner's office ahead of the cyclone season.
Gilles Platret accuses teachers' unions of "fragmenting the people"
Gilles Platret criticises the teachers' union organisations, which he accuses of seeking to undermine the unity of the Nation.
The Entrepreneurs of Hauts-de-France launch a consultation on the regional economy
The organization Les Entrepreneurs launches a consultation on the regional economy, with a meeting in Amiens and others announced in Saint-Quentin and Beauvais.
Béthune : un rassemblement contre l'attentat raciste de Trappes
Dijon: peaceful gathering at Place Darcy after Trappes attack
Les Écologistes demandent un hommage national après l'attentat de Trappes
Langon : deux rassemblements en hommage aux victimes de l'attentat de Trappes
Call for tributes everywhere in France after the Trappes attack
At Censier, students organize alternative classes for mobilized young people
Le mouvement Free Party converge avec la jeunesse mobilisée
Biomemory launches DNA data storage
French company Biomemory announces the launch of a computer data storage solution on DNA, presented by its CEO Laurent Guengant.
Rozoy-sur-Serre: woman killed in accident, driver airlifted
A Renault Mégane left the road before hitting a line of trees and overturning; a woman died and a gendarmerie investigation has been opened.
Toulouse: debates on the future of the space sector and employment
The CGT and Novaspace are organizing meetings in Toulouse on October 27 and 28 on the future of the space sector, employment and the financialization of the industry, in the face of American private giants.
Bastia: municipal immersive Corsican-language childcare for ages 3-6
The City of Bastia organized an open day at the Campanari leisure center, which offers immersive Corsican-language childcare for children aged 3 to 6.
Worrying disappearance of a resident of Saint-Avé in Morbihan
A 61-year-old man living in Saint-Avé (Morbihan) has been missing since October 18, 2026. A search operation by the gendarmerie was organized on October 27 with the family.
Olivier Bouygues sentenced to two years' suspended prison for destruction of protected species
The Orléans correctional court sentenced Olivier Bouygues to two years' suspended imprisonment and a €750,000 fine for destruction of protected species in an organised gang, with withdrawal of his hunting licence for three years.
Le patronat dénonce 11 milliards d'euros de charges supplémentaires dans le PLFSS
Study highlights ultra-processing of industrial vegan products
60 Millions de consommateurs magazine reveals that industrial plant-based substitutes from brands such as HappyVore or My Vay are even more ultra-processed than other products.
Controversy over a modified Marseillaise during the NFL match at the Stade de France
Nogent-sur-Marne: a giant flea market of the Little Brothers of the Poor for isolated seniors
The Little Brothers of the Poor organized a giant flea market in Nogent-sur-Marne for their 80 years, to raise funds against the poverty and isolation of elderly people.
Olivier Becht proposes that blank votes could annul an election
Olivier Becht suggests that if at least half of voters choose the blank vote, the election be annulled and a new vote organized within three months.
Breast cancer: screening recommendations debated at round table in Nice
On the occasion of Pink October, Nice-Matin organized a round table with experts on the recommended age and frequency for breast cancer screening.
Savoie: Ampere Group reorganizes its entities under a single brand
The Savoy-based Ampere Group, a specialist in electrical solutions for industry, is merging its historic entities CFCA and Sofilec under a single brand to strengthen its competitiveness.
AJEP mini market to promote local products
The Jeunesse Éducation Populaire Association organized a mini market to promote local products of the archipelago, as part of a 'From Farm to Table' stay.
Le gouvernement veut appliquer aux manifs lycéennes les règles contre les contenus terroristes
Un gang de cambrioleurs sévissant dans quatre départements condamné à de la prison ferme
Quatre malfaiteurs auteurs de nombreux vols dans l'Hérault, le Gard, l'Aveyron et le Tarn ont été interpellés par les gendarmes de Pézenas, jugés et condamnés à des peines de 4 à 8 ans de prison ferme.
