AT this time of year in south west France the roadside verges are dotted with clusters of poppies. But in a field beside a road... Read more →
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A striking night show
AS I am sat here this evening a thunderstorm is rumbling across the Dordogne countryside. And with a touch of patience and a heavy dose... Read more →
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Working the wood yard
THE wood business is the third largest employer in the Dordogne and the evidence of this is clear as roadside verges are piled high with... Read more →
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Take a look at Burgundy
ALTHOUGH the Burgundy region is known for its wine it also has a history and character that may appeal to property hunters. In the east... 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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Switched on to satellite TV
FRANCE is rightly proud of its artistic culture but unfortunately this does not often extend to its television programmes. Evening schedules are often dominated by... Read more →
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The burning questions
SARAH Turner, 34, is an English speaking agent commercial, selling houses in conjunction with a large immobilier in southwest France, writes Tracey Smith. We had... Read more →
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Changing village life
THE Telegraph website provides an interesting look at the growing number of people from the UK moving to France and the impact they have on... Read more →
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