Events

Louis Le Duff speaks to students at National Assizes on Food and Agriculture in Laval

The Breton founder of the Le Duff Group spoke on Tuesday at the National Assizes on Food and Agriculture organized by Ouest-France in Laval, looking back on his entrepreneurial career.

Essonne: young people from Brittany convicted of burglary

The Évry-Courcouronnes court sentenced young Bretons who came to burgle a house in Essonne.

Morbihan, the Breton department most targeted by copper thefts

Morbihan has been experiencing a surge in copper thefts for several months, particularly in telephone infrastructure, making it the Breton department most affected.

Rennes: €500 fine for AI-drafted tax appeal

The Rennes administrative court sentenced a Breton taxpayer to a €500 fine for a claim « manifestly written using an artificial intelligence tool » challenging the amount of her taxes.

Breton company hires employee's husband to facilitate her return after cancer

A Breton saleswoman was able to return to work after a year off due to cancer thanks to her employer, who hired her husband as a personal driver.

Monchy-Breton: Marie-Grauette festival continues to draw crowds

The traditional festival at Marie-Grauette, in Monchy-Breton in the Pas-de-Calais department, continues to bring together local residents.

Call for donations to save nine Breton lighthouses

The Heritage Foundation and the Coastal Conservatory launch a crowdfunding campaign to renovate nine Breton lighthouses threatened by abandonment and the marine climate.

Rance barrage: elected officials and associations warn of ecological disaster

As the 60th anniversary of the tidal power barrage approaches, Breton elected officials and associations are calling on the state to act against sediment buildup in the estuary, while EDF defends its record.

Thierry Breton proposes golden budget rule subject to referendum

Former Economy Minister Thierry Breton proposes convening Congress at Versailles to enshrine a golden budget rule in the Constitution, then submit it to the people by referendum before the presidential election.

A Breton campaign to make voting accessible to people with disabilities

Launched in Gueltas (Morbihan), a national campaign offers a kit to make polling stations accessible ahead of the 2027 presidential election.

Breton nurse in court to have breast cancer linked to night work recognized as occupational disease

A Breton nurse is the first to take legal action to have her breast cancer recognized as an occupational disease linked to night work. The case revives the debate on the invisibility of occupational factors in cancers.

Several incidents make headlines in Brittany

Copper thefts, a church arson, drug trafficking and an assault on public transport have marked the news in Côtes-d'Armor, Morbihan and Ille-et-Vilaine.