Justin Postlethwaite
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- 4
- Latest publication
- Sep 19, 2026
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- Jul 14, 2026
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Icons of France: Why the Rooster Is the Symbol of France (opens the original)
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Justin Postlethwaite explains why the cockerel is a symbol of France â and shares an intimidating lunchtime with one 📢Â As you scroll through the beautiful images, why not listen to our narrated article? Itâs a great way for France Today Members to dive deeper into the story while enjoying the visuals. We hope you love this experience, and weâd love to hear what you thinkâfeel free to share your thoughts in the comments below! Happy listening! Back in the good old days when it was perfec
The Beloved French 1940s Bikes Hit the Road Again (opens the original)
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Justin Postlethwaite hops on the iconic French bike, which came to fame in the 1940s and is now enjoying a renaissance “Plus ça change, plus câest la même choseâ is the much-quoted French proverb that translates as âthe more things change, the more they stay the sameâ. Coined by French critic, journalist and novelist Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr in his journal Les Guêpes (The Wasps) in 1849, it implies that, despite turbulent moments or the passing of time, beneath the surface remains
The Car That Saved the Presidentâs Life (opens the original)
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Justin Postlethwaite salutes a Made in France engineering marvel that saved the French presidentâs life 📢Â As you scroll through the beautiful images, why not listen to our narrated article? Itâs a great way for France Today Members to dive deeper into the story while enjoying the visuals. We hope you love this experience, and weâd love to hear what you thinkâfeel free to share your thoughts in the comments below! Happy listening! President Charles de Gaulleâs policy decision to move t
The Top 5 Most Beautiful Mairies in France (opens the original)
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Justin Postlethwaite enters the powerhouses of politics across France, from historic mairies to mighty hôtels de ville. Back in March, just as they are every six years, French mayors were either newly voted in or re-elected as heads of their conseil municipal (municipal council), the administrative body responsible for âexecuting, in its deliberations, the business of the townâ. Each mayor and their team works at the mairie (otherwise called the hôtel de ville or city hall in major cities)
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