IF you have spent a few hours strolling around a vide-grenier or brocante and thought 'I bet these sellers have some tales to tell', then... Read more →
Alfred, the hatmaker of Montpellier
EVERYONE knows Alfred. Well, everyone in the handsome city of Montpellier at least, writes Jeremy Josephs. Situated within a stone’s throw from Richard Branson’s swish... Read more →
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Keeping it local
MANY people move to France to rest up and chill out, not to become a property developer and begin overseeing the creation of five villas... Read more →
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Advice on moving to France
ALTHOUGH Paris is renowned for its American contingent the magic of France draws people from the United States to all corners of the Hexagon. One... Read more →
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Taking a walkabout
GIVING your holiday home website that something a little different is key to making you stand out from the crowd. And former IT specialist Neil... Read more →
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From email to H-vans
THE internet has allowed many people to head to France and still carry on their work with businesses back in the UK. With a simple... Read more →
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Easing the strain of French life
ALTHOUGH many people head to France hoping to get away from the stresses and strains of life this sometimes does not happen. Moving house, a... Read more →
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Tales from the tableau noir
UPPING sticks and moving your young family to France can pose many challenges, both at home and in the schoolyard. Graham Downie settled near the... Read more →
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Running an artistic course in Dordogne
THE landscape and villages of the Dordogne are an inspiration for many artists but for one businesswoman they are key to her plans. Joanne Quittner,... Read more →
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View from the barber’s chair
IF you want to get your hair cut in Villefranche du Perigord you have two choices. On one side of the street is a hairdressers,... Read more →
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