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Puy-Leonard French Fabulous Foods Fall Magret-de-Canard

French Fabulous Foods for Autumn

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One of the best times to enjoy and explore France is during the season of Fall. The long summer has

Puy-Leonard French Fabulous Foods Winter Fondue-Savoyarde

French Fabulous Foods for Winter

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Wintertime in the Charente can be gloomy because of the cold but it doesn’t have to be. In fact, it

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Questions on French Cuisine

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All the answers to your questions about French Cuisine and traditions in the Charente. What is a traditional French meal?

South-west France placed on alert for weekend storms and floods September 6, 2024
French national weather forecasters have placed several parts of south-west France on the 'orange' weather warning for heavy storms and potential floods over the weekend.
Slew of new abuse accusations against French charity icon Abbe Pierre September 6, 2024
At least 17 more people have made accusations of sexual violence against a French monk who became a household name for his charity work, according to a report published on Friday, prompting his charities to distance themselves from their founder.
How to avoid scams when booking a holiday in France September 6, 2024
Fake holiday rental ads regularly circulate on social networks – and scammers are getting more sophisticated. Here’s what you can do to avoid falling victim.
LATEST: All the new flights to and from France this autumn September 6, 2024
Despite some travel changes ahead, people in France have plenty of new flight routes that might interest them this autumn whether it's to get home or to get away. Here is The Local's listing.
Paris mayor says Olympic rings to stay on Eiffel Tower 'until 2028' September 6, 2024
Paris's mayor said on Friday that she intended to keep the Olympic rings on the Eiffel Tower until at least 2028 despite criticism of the idea from some residents and lawmakers.
French Expression of the Day: C’est pas donné September 6, 2024
This French expression might come up when learning a new, challenging skill.
Reader Question: Can homeowners in France ban parking outside their property? September 6, 2024
Signs reading ‘interdiction de stationner’ (no parking) are a common-enough sight on gates and walls along streets in many towns and cities across France – but whether they have any legal standing is another question entirely. Here are the rules.
EXPLAINED: How does car insurance work in France? September 6, 2024
If you drive a motor vehicle in France – even one for which you don’t need a driving licence – you must have insurance. Here is what you need to know.
Where will there be protests in France this weekend? September 6, 2024
French President Emmanuel Macron's decision to appoint the right-wing ex-Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, to the role of prime minister has created uproar on the Left, with renewed calls for protests across the country on Saturday. Here is where they are planned.
French woman says uncovering of mass rape trauma 'saved her life' September 6, 2024
A French woman whose husband has admitted to enlisting dozens of strangers to rape her while she was drugged told his trial on Thursday that police had saved her life by uncovering the crimes.
New France PM Barnier promises 'change' as he takes office September 6, 2024
France's new right-wing Prime Minister Michel Barnier promised on Thursday to address the grievances of the French but also implement "change" as he took office following almost two months of political deadlock.
La Belle Vie: Why French people like working in the office and how to be a good tourist September 6, 2024
From the French approach to remote work to bargains on quality wine and essential tips for being a tourist in France, this week's La Belle Vie newsletter offers you an essential starting point for eating, talking, drinking and living like a French person.
‘I saw them die’: Survivors recount migrant boat capsizing in Channel September 5, 2024
Biniam Semay was on a boat carrying dozens of migrants across the Channel from France to England when the fragile vessel ripped apart, leaving his younger sister and 11 others dead.
What you should know about Michel Barnier and how he'd like to change France September 5, 2024
The EU’s former chief negotiator on Brexit Michel Barnier has been charged with forming “a unifying government in the service of the country” – but he will have to brace for difficult times ahead. Here's what he could change in France.
What property buyers and sellers in France should expect this autumn September 5, 2024
French property market experts believe that that the market may be picking up again, so what should potential buyers or sellers in France expect for the rest of 2024 and into next year?
What happens next now that France has a new PM? September 5, 2024
After weeks of waiting, France finally has a new prime minister, Michel Barnier. Among his first tasks will be naming a new cabinet, getting a budget bill ready, and surviving a possible a vote-of-no-confidence. Here's what's in store for French politics in the coming weeks.
Macron names ex-Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier as new French PM September 5, 2024
French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday named the European Union's former Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier as new prime minister, following almost two months of political deadlock after snap polls, the presidency said.
Why you're less likely to work from home in France compared to other countries September 5, 2024
Despite remote work becoming more common since the Covid pandemic, workers in Paris are still less likely to work from home compared to those in other international capitals.
Everything you need to know about France's hunting season September 19, 2022
Hunting, whether you are in favour or not, is hugely important in France with over five million people registered to take part in the past time. Here's what you need to know.
French Expression of the Day: C’est parti October 1, 2018
This French expression is usually said with enthusiasm at the start of something exciting.