Events

The Amiens Christmas market returns from November 20 to December 30

The Amiens Christmas market will run from November 20 to December 30, with extended opening hours on Fridays and Saturdays.

Cyberbullying: An Ifop study reveals the gap between parents and teenagers

On the occasion of the National Day against bullying in schools on November 5, an Ifop study for Orange reveals a disconnect between parents' concerns and their knowledge of teenagers' digital practices.

Savoie: Inoxtag's video in a Bauges chasm criticized by cavers

Inoxtag's exploration video in the depths of the Bauges has drawn criticism from cavers, including a technical advisor to the Savoie prefecture, who point to shortcomings in supervision and techniques.

Climate risks panorama: exposure of households and their real estate assets

Publication of a panorama on the exposure of French households and their real estate assets to climate risks.

Temperatures below normal and stormy rains expected, especially on the Mediterranean coast

Stormy precipitation is expected Wednesday 5 and Thursday 6 November, particularly on the Mediterranean coast, with temperatures persistently below seasonal norms across most of the country.

SFR: union coalition calls for strike, CSE loses interim ruling on sale

The tribunal judiciaire de Paris dismissed SFR's CSE interim claims in the context of the sale project to Bouygues, Iliad and Orange; the union coalition calls for a strike on November 3.

Lithium exploration in the hot underground waters of Puy-de-Dôme

Exploration of lithium contained in hot underground waters is being considered in Puy-de-Dôme, without drilling at this stage.

Le Trait: a charity concert for the children of Mozambique

The Hydre-en-Seine hall in Le Trait will host on November 13 a concert by the Rouen choir Coup de Chant for the benefit of children in Mozambique, preceded by a conference on the association's action.

In Pornic, soaring property prices push residents toward the hinterland

The high cost of housing in Pornic is forcing residents to move away from the coast; the mayor intends to use legislative tools to address the issue.

Strasbourg: municipal police officer reinstated pending final ruling

Suspected of failings and temporarily suspended for ten months, a Strasbourg municipal police officer has obtained from the administrative court his reinstatement pending a ruling on the merits.

92% of business leaders feel downcast amid instability

A poll indicates that 92% of business leaders describe themselves as pessimistic, citing economic and political instability. Companies say they can no longer absorb these disruptions.

Bonjour Littoral 8 a.m. news of November 3, 2026

The Bonjour Littoral local news notably mentions the blockade of the Pont de Bois campus in Lille and the theft of battery modules at Stellantis.

Lens: Marseille supporters’ visit framed by prefectural order

A prefectural order frames the visit of Olympique de Marseille supporters to Lens, in reference to incidents that occurred in 2023.

Life insurance: misleading rates

Bonuses on euro-denominated life insurance funds display attractive but temporary rates, masking actual returns and widening inequalities among savers.

Safety information on RAL Stainer analyzers from RAL Diagnostics

Safety information intended for clinical laboratories is being published regarding RAL Stainer and RAL TB Stainer analyzers from RAL Diagnostics.

Safety information on Sysmex CN-series analyzers

Safety information intended for clinical laboratories is being published regarding Sysmex CN-series hemostasis analyzers.

Recall of Mitomycine Accord 20 mg (Accord Healthcare)

The ANSM is relaying a recall intended for healthcare professionals concerning Mitomycine Accord 20 mg from the laboratory Accord Healthcare France.

Commemoration ceremony for those who died in the Great Wars

On Monday, November 2, a commemoration ceremony was held at Saint-Pierre Cathedral in the presence of local authorities, followed by a wreath-laying at the war memorial.

At least one third of employees regularly exceed their usual working hours

A study by the Centre d'études de l'emploi et du travail shows that at least one third of employees regularly exceed their usual working hours, a symptom of intensifying workloads.

Amélie Nothomb may leave Albin Michel for Gallimard

The novelist, published by Albin Michel since 1992, may join Gallimard, where her friend Florence Godfernaux would become her editor. The latter was dismissed from Albin Michel for moral and sexual harassment in the workplace.

Gray: topics discussed at the latest municipal council meeting

The Gray municipal council addressed securing the pond in the Gray South ZAC area, urban development at town entrances, subsidies for associations, and coexistence between funfairs and soft mobility.

Ajaccio: two days of awareness-raising on the Corsican snail

The CPIE of Ajaccio and the Conservatoire du littoral are organizing two days on November 4 and 5 to raise awareness about the protection of Helix ceratina, an endangered species.

In Normandy, the opening of scallop fishing satisfies professionals

The opening of scallop fishing in Normandy is welcomed favorably by industry stakeholders.

Ajaccio: vice-president of Scola Corsa convicted

Jean-Pierre Luciani, vice-president of Scola Corsa, has been fined for intentional violence after an intrusion at the Ajaccio rectorat in June.

EDF changes the hours of the off-peak periods starting in November

EDF applies new schedules for the off-peak periods from November, affecting part of its customers.