NOW here’s something a little different for you property hunters – a 19th Century chateau near the border of the Charente and Dordogne. Set in... Read more →
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EU pet passport for travel
PETS travelling between European Union member states must have an official EU Pets Passport from next month. October 1 marks the official launch date of... Read more →
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French art classes in the Dordogne
ASK an artist what brings them to France and they will often reply ‘the light’ and it was no different for a group slowly working... Read more →
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The morning mist
AS the sun begins to rise the early morning mist sits in the valley floor of the river Lot. Captured from above the small village... 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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Ensuring a timely tariff with Option Tempo
A POPULAR way of paying for your electricity in France is via the Option Tempo tariff systems. Run by Electricité de France it works by... Read more →
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A vineyard life in France
THE appeal of packing it all in and buying a vineyard plays on the minds of many, but as property prices rise is it possible... Read more →
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Marketing tips for holiday home websites
ONCE people have set up their holiday home website many just leave it to merrily hang around on the internet hoping to catch passing customers.... Read more →
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House swap to home hunt in France
ONE of the best ways to search for a property is to spend some time in a region so that you can get a good... Read more →
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Tips on finding cheap flights to France
AT the moment nearly all the low cost airlines are offering thousands of tickets, at cut-price rates, in an effort to boost autumn sales. If... Read more →
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