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HERE are a few new language stops that may prove helpful in expanding your knowledge of French, as well as help boost your vocabulary. First stop is, The English Blog, which is written by Jeffrey Hill who is a teacher in the English department at the Normandy Business School in... Read more →
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FRANCE is renowned for its beautiful and scenic trekking and cycling trails, here my travel journalist friend Andrea Wren offers her tips on making a good choice: From cycling through the peaceful Loire Valley or hiking the gentle coastal walks and riverside paths of Brittany; to stepping it up a... Read more →
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YOU might have to brush up on your singing voice if you want to live in France should the minister for immigration and national identity get his way. The Telegraph reports that Brice Hortefeux wants foreigners to be taught the history and understand the values of the République, notably La... Read more →
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IF there is one thing that will make your skin crawl it's discovering a tick either on yourself or your pets. The BBC website highlights the experiences of one man who turned to the internet to find out why he was feeling unwell, and after asking for tests it turned... Read more →
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AN online petition has been set up to press the UK government to extend the payment of benefits to Britons living in other EU countries and Switzerland. From her home in Pas-de-Calais, Tina Hamilton, has been following how changes to certain benefits, including disability living allowance, carers allowance and attendance... Read more →
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