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IF you buy a property in rural France it won’t be long before you meet members of the local hunt for the first time. Although la chasse is regulated and the hunters are meant to stick to strict guidelines, crossing a group with guns at the ready can be a... Read more →
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IT is possible that you may need a visa if you are visiting France for an extended time, especially if you are from outside the European Union. Whilst there are no restrictions on foreigners buying French property you want to make sure that you can enjoy it whenever you want.... Read more →
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THE story of a blind French Resistance leader is currently touring UK theatres. Resistance tells the story of Jacques Lusseyran, who lost his sight as a child, but went on to become a teenage member of the French Resistance during World War II. Jacques Lusseyran’s story has been adapted for... Read more →
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MANY French people are getting a taste for HP Sauce, poppadoms and even Cadbury’s Creme Eggs. That is the view of Julie Mosley who runs a new shop in the village of Sauveterre, in the Lot et Garonne, which sells favourites you would find in most British kitchen cupboards. “Many... Read more →
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JUST a quick thank you to all my website viewers who have ensured thisfrenchlife sits in the number two spot for the keyword search ‘french life’ on Google. Getting to this position from over 22 million results only comes about because people visit the site, mention it on their own... Read more →
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THE latest charitable group to feature on the thisfrenchlife site offers help when things in France may not be going as smoothly as planned. Counselling in France provides contact information and self-help exercises that people can turn to if they face problems or are experiencing difficulties. The red and grey... Read more →
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