THE risk of a natural disaster or a major industrial accident occurring near your home is quite small. But the French ministry of ecology has... Read more →
« January 2005 | Main | March 2005 »
Appeal of pigeonniers
THE south west of France is dotted with pigeonniers, those slender, tall towers that once homed ready-made meals and fertilizer producing pigeons. Now though they... Read more →
|
|
Business tips and leasebacks
HERE are a couple of interesting stories about running a business in France and the ins-and-outs of leaseback schemes. Both articles feature in the online... Read more →
|
|
Internet scambusting
AFTER moving to France you are likely to be using the internet more often that you did previously. What with keeping in touch with friends,... Read more →
|
|
Guide to buying property in France
THE process of buying a property in France is quite straight forward, if you have an understanding of the process involved. It was with this... Read more →
|
|
Wright in the thick of France
I’M a big fan of the French adventures of Telegraph columnist Michael Wright, and this week’s piece will make many property renovators smile. He asked... Read more →
|
|
Blog for your holiday home
AS the market for holiday homes gets more competitive, promoting your property effectively has never been more important. One of the ways this could be... Read more →
|
|
France Telecom in English
Update: Number change for France Telecom's English language helpline GETTING a phone installed in your French property will be high on your to-do list. But... Read more →
|
|