Events

Paris: a disabled person loses priority housing status after refusing a fourth-floor apartment without an elevator

A Parisian with leg disabilities refused an apartment on the fourth floor without an elevator and had his priority status for social housing revoked.

Orange: 148 municipalities in Île-de-France switched to fiber-only on January 31, 2027

Orange will stop offering its copper services in 148 municipalities in Île-de-France on January 31, 2027, leaving only fiber.

Rouen: Blaise-Pascal high school confined then evacuated

On Monday, November 9, 2026, Blaise-Pascal High School in Rouen was confined in the morning before students were sent home.

A local association retrieves animals from the pound to have them adopted

Sabrina and Pascal Aubert, heads of the association L'Espoir des 4 patounes since 2023, take in animals in distress and seek to find them a new home.

Female mayors share their experiences in local politics

The mayor of Heutrégiville and other female elected officials speak about the difficulties of asserting themselves among their male colleagues and the need to make their presence felt.

Sarthe: trainer searches for missing tamed vixen

Pascal Tréguy has been searching since November 4 for his tamed vixen Arlette, who escaped from his home in Saint-Rémy-des-Monts and was spotted some twenty kilometers away.

Davy Liger appointed president of the INRAE Hauts-de-France center

Davy Liger is the new president of the INRAE Hauts-de-France center, present in Estrées-Mons, Laon, Villeneuve-d'Ascq and Arras, for a four-year term.

In Ajaccio, Stintu Aiaccinu structures itself ahead of upcoming deadlines

Eight months after the municipal elections, the initiative around Pascal Zagnoli aims to structure a movement starting in early 2027, with the 2032 municipal elections in its sights.

Cœur law sets up new cardiovascular screening devices

Led by Yannick Neuder and promulgated in July, the Cœur law introduces new prevention and screening measures for cardio-neuro-vascular diseases for adults and children.

Can blood tests reveal a cardiovascular risk?

An article reviews the ability of blood tests to detect hidden cardiovascular risk.

Villeurbanne: Double Mixte to host region's largest indoor padel center

The All in Padel network of Thierry Ascione and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga will invest 5,000 m2 on the first floor of Double Mixte in Villeurbanne to open twelve indoor padel courts by the end of the year.

CNRS switches 50,000 mailboxes to a French free software solution

The CNRS is abandoning Microsoft and migrating 50,000 mailboxes to a French free software solution, amid a debate on digital sovereignty.

LGBT+ students in engineering schools: the dilemma of visibility

In male-dominated and heteronormative environments, queer students at engineering schools oscillate between erasure and promoting diversity within their institution.

CARSAT retirement forum on November 6 at Pierre-Mauroy Stadium

CARSAT is organizing a retirement forum on Friday, November 6, at Pierre-Mauroy Stadium in Villeneuve-d'Ascq.

Residents of a senior residence in Villeneuve-d'Ascq pledge support for Mothers for Peace

The residents of a senior residence in Villeneuve-d'Ascq are carrying out an action in support of the association Mothers for Peace.

Villeneuve-d'Ascq: Pouce et Puce system tightened to save money

The Pouce et Puce scheme in Villeneuve-d'Ascq loses flexibility in order to make savings.

« Singulières » at the LaM in Villeneuve-d'Ascq

The LaM is exhibiting works by more than seventy female creators of outsider art, often overlooked, in the exhibition « Singulières ».