The Palais des Ducs de Bourgogne, in Dijon, just one of the jewels in a city of art and culture THE mayor of Dijon, François... Read more →
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Using RSS feeds to stay up to date
AS promised here is my look at RSS feeds, or what happens when you click on those small orange buttons you've most probably seen sprouting... Read more →
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EU agreements on social security
IF you are in the planning stages of a move to France there are most probably a thousand and one questions zipping around your head.... Read more →
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Health cover worries lifted for many
PEOPLE from the European Union who were resident in France before November 23, 2007 will be able to access healthcare via the Couverture Maladie Universelle... Read more →
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Sources for article ideas for your blog
Don't be closed to article ideas A PROBLEM often faced in the early days of a blog is that you may think you have run... Read more →
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A stroll around The France Show
TO the strains of accordion music and the songs of Edith Piaf, thousands of people strolled around the exhibition hall at Olympia, in London, taking... Read more →
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Downshift, don't freefall
Business in France By Tracey_Smith ARE you tempted to tell the boss to keep his job, hand back the commuter season ticket, chuck all your... Read more →
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The key elements of a blog
Add a dash of colour to your site with a header imageOK so what are the key features of a blog? Most blogs will have... Read more →
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Update on expired E106 forms
THE UK's Minister for Europe Jim Murphy has updated his blog with details of the health cover available for people who have seen their E106... Read more →
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Downshift your way to a new French life
THERE is nothing like a waist-expanding Christmas to put you in the frame of mind for change, writes Tracey Smith. Especially if over-indulging in spending... Read more →
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