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How a town in Provence is adapting to hotter summers (opens the original)
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Town in Var has new plans to keep streets and public spaces cool As summers get hotter, the town of Cuers, Var, is adapting. Jean-Jacques Roux, who heads its municipal services, tells The Connexion of the mairie's new plans. That was the question Jean-Jacques Roux, director general of municipal services in Cuers (Var), asked the town’s mayor in June 2022 when TF1 called to announce they were sending a news crew over. Cuers had just recorded almost 38C, then a record temperature in France for Jun
France had concentration and internment camps before and during the Second World War (opens the original)
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We explain their purpose, the Vichy regime and the Natzweiler-Struthof camp There had been more than one concentration camp in the 20th Century in France, although the meaning of ‘concentration camp’ differs. France used to refer to ‘concentration camps’ before the start of the Second World War. They were run by the French state, however with no genocidal or extermination programme. French ‘concentration camps’ detained anti-Nazi Germany intellectuals, persecuted Jews, political refugees and ref
Join the club: Bon Coeur charity shop in Lot-et-Garonne has raised €200,000 (opens the original)
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British-led charity shop in Beauville raising funds for animal rescue, health and local causes In July, several locals exhibited their paintings, sculptures and pottery at the Moulin de Berdassot in Cauzac (Lot-et-Garonne). 10% of the proceeds were donated to Bon Coeur, a charity and not-for-profit association based in Beauville, a nearby village. Its goal is to raise funds for deserving causes through its Beauville boutique, events and cultural activities such as this Expo d’Art. Founded in 201
Former military base inspired by US cities is preserved French curiosity (opens the original)
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There is a corner of France that will be forever American, retaining museum cadillacs and US-style architecture: Cité de Brassioux "Consider it France’s first American-built suburbia,” says Bruno Mascle, author of 1951-1967 – Les Américains à Châteauroux (2017; La Bouinotte Éditions). Just six kilometres north, Brassioux, a 350-home exurb in Déols (Indre), is where Mr Mascle, a retired journalist who worked 40 years for La Nouvelle République in Châteauroux, bought a house in 2009. On one side,
Britons jostle with Germans for Channel tourism (opens the original)
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Tourists return 'in droves' this year, experts say British holidaymakers are returning to the Channel coast “in droves”, according to tourism experts, after a downturn in numbers following Brexit and the Covid-19 pandemic. Britons have made up the largest contingent of foreign tourists this year in both the Pas-de-Calais department of Hauts-de-France and the city of Saint-Malo (Brittany), two areas where they are more numerous than German visitors. They booked 310,000 nights in Pas-de-Calais in
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