Mohammed DialloIN many ways, Mohammed Diallo is the face of Caucriauville, writes Zach Spittler. As a member of staff at a municipal pool in Le... Read more →
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Health and emergency services
WHETHER you are just visiting France, or live there, it is worth being aware of how to contact the emergency services should the worst happen.... Read more →
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Preparing children for a move to France
If moving to France let un tracteur take the strain of learning the languageWHEN my daughter was planning to relocate to France we discussed the... Read more →
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Advice on having a baby in France
NOW having a baby in France is not something I have experience of, but I know a mum who has. Wendy Johnson has fired up... Read more →
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Counting sheep at Mouton Village
Vasles in Deux-Sevres is doing its bit for European relations, by way of sheep, writes Beryl Brennan. Mouton Village occupies a large part of the... Read more →
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Harmonie in Chinon
Chinon sits on the banks of the scenic Vienne river, just south west of Tours, at the heart of the Loire Valley, writes Beryl Brennan.... Read more →
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Test your French knowledge
AUTHOR Andrew Whittaker has written a new series of questions on all things France to test your knowledge of French history as well as current... Read more →
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Tracing the gruesome truth of ancestry, French style
WITH access to the internet French families are now able to research the fate of their ancestors who may have died by the guillotine during... Read more →
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Library opens doors in la Creuse
A LENDING library has been opened in the small town of Dun le Palestel, in the north of la Creuse, by the local Entente Cordiale... Read more →
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Capturing corners of a hidden France
MANY people have had a love affair with France for years, although some struggle to put their finger on exactly what it was that sparked... Read more →
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