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Friday, October 4, 2024

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Discover the History of the French Republic

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The first people to conquer France: the Gauls, with the Ligurians and the Iberians. France was once called Gaul. In the 1st century BC

Puy-Leonard Birds Winter

Feeding Birds in your French Garden during Winter

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The French countryside, towns and villages may seem full of enough food sources to satisfy most garden birds. There is

Puy-Leonard Winter Flower January

1: What to do in the Garden in January

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Welcome to January, from now on the days will start to get longer and you and your garden will be

Puy-Leonard Gallants February

2: What to do in the Garden in February

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February is an exciting month. Spring is almost here, and you will start seeing the first signs of the garden

Puy-Leonard Crocus March

3: What to do in the garden in March

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Welcome to spring, the garden is starting to come alive and bloom after a long, dark winter. We have much

Puy-Leonard Tulips May

4: What to do in the Garden in April

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This exciting month is a mix of new growth and spring awakening. Thanks to the showers in April and the

Puy-Leonard Garden May

5: What to do in the garden in May

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As one of the best months for gardening, you will notice your garden truly coming to life in May, Helped

Puy-Leonard Roses June

6: What to do in the garden in June

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Welcome to summer, the month where all of the hard work in the garden really starts to pay off and

Puy-Leonard Lavender Field

7: What to do in the garden in July

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Welcome to July, the sun is shining, and the garden is at its peak with an explosion of colour from

Puy-Leonard Sunflowers August

8: What to do in the garden in August

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Glorious August, a time for spending time in the garden with some sizzling summer barbeques and enjoying the fruits of

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EXPLAINED: Why the EU and China could be heading for a major trade war October 4, 2024
EU countries gave a definitive green light on Friday to hefty additional tariffs on electric cars made in China, despite warnings that it will spark a damaging trade war with Beijing.
Go-ahead for next phase of €14 billion high-speed Paris-Toulouse rail link October 4, 2024
A new phase of work can begin on a high-speed rail line connecting Toulouse and Bordeaux that will cut rail travel times between the French capital and the south-west Occitanie region to just over three hours.
As EU targets Chinese cars, French and German rivals sputter October 4, 2024
As the EU seeks to put a brake on competition from Chinese electric cars, European automakers are stuck in second gear.
5 ways to save money on train tickets in France October 4, 2024
From price comparison sites to the special 'annual holiday ticket', here are five ways you can cut the cost of rail travel in France.
Change to driving licence exchange rules for Brits in France October 4, 2024
After bilateral negotiations a change has been announced to the procedure whereby Brits living in France can swap their UK driving licence for a French one.
French Word of the Day: Hameçonnage October 4, 2024
This French word might come up if you have received a suspicious text message.
Families in France warned of major EES travel change for children October 4, 2024
Non-EU nationals who are living in France and who have children are being warned of new requirements once the EU's EES system of enhanced passport checks comes into force.
Travellers stranded as wildcat strike blocks ports and airports in Corsica October 4, 2024
Four airports and six ports remain blocked on Corsica in a dispute with the French government over future ownership of the Mediterranean island’s key transport hubs.
La Belle Vie: The magic of the south-west and signs you are 'integrated' into France October 4, 2024
From must-visit towns in the south-west to important foreigners who have shaped France and how to tell if you are finally 'integrated', this week's La Belle Vie newsletter offers you an essential starting point for eating, talking, drinking and living like a French person.
France's 'Golden Owl' treasure hunt ends after 31 years October 3, 2024
A mass treasure hunt launched in France in 1993 appeared to have been solved on Thursday, with the guardian of the elusive "Golden Owl" prize saying someone had finally found it.
Serge Gainsbourg Paris home in receivership one year after opening October 3, 2024
The company behind a museum devoted to Serge Gainsbourg, one of France's most loved -- and notorious -- musicians has gone into receivership barely a year after it opened, according to court rulings.
Macron hosts Francophone leaders in bid to boost French clout October 3, 2024
President Emmanuel Macron this week hosts dozens of leaders of French-speaking countries for a summit he hopes will help boost French influence in a world beset by crises, in particular Africa.
Why you might need a 'secure' prescription for painkillers in France October 3, 2024
From December medication containing codeine or tramadol can only be prescribed in France for limited periods via the 'secure prescription' service - here's how this works and which drugs are covered by it.
Can my French employer demand to see my carte de séjour? October 3, 2024
Why did my French employer suddenly ask to see my carte de séjour, and is it anything to do with current anti-immigrant rhetoric in France?
10 foreigners who shaped France October 3, 2024
From singers to scientists, politicians to resistance fighters, some of the most quintessentially 'French' figures were not born French - here's a look at some of the foreign immigrants who helped France become the country it is today.
French Phrase of the Day: Comme par hasard October 3, 2024
This French phrase might provoke a laugh, if used correctly.
5 things Brits in France need to know about swapping driving licences May 3, 2024
Now that the dust has settled from the somewhat chaotic post-Brexit period, the system for swapping a UK driving licence for a French one seems to be running fairly smoothly. There are, however, some things that UK licence holders need to know.
Reader question: Do non-EU children living in France need a DCEM document for travel abroad? November 15, 2022
Adult non-EU citizens living in France know - or, at least, should know - that they should carry their titre de séjour as proof of residence whenever they travel abroad. But what about children?
5 things to know about aligot - France's cheesy winter dish October 20, 2022
It's delicious, it involves French cheese and you can also get involved in competitions to stretch it - what's not to love about the winter delicacy aligot?
What you need to know before you go mushroom foraging in France August 19, 2022
There are few things nicer than tucking into a huge mushroom omelette with fungi that you have foraged for yourself in nearby woodland.