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The Publihebdos group has been publishing a free weekly newspaper in Rouen since 2011: Côté Rouen . With its twenty or so pages, it comes out every Tuesday and offers local subjects centred on the Rouen metropolitan area. You will find the latest news in terms of trade, a portrait of a personality who gives his or her good addresses, good cultural and leisure tips, the week's cinema programme, sports news, and then a page of job offers, produced in partnership with Pôle Emploi. Good sheets to get free information.

Graine de Viking is a free, pocket-sized bimonthly diary of leisure activities for children aged 0-14 and their families in Normandy. You'll find artistic workshops, events for young audiences (shows, cinema screenings, exhibitions, practical information). Graine de Viking is available in cultural centers, community centers, town halls, children's stores, tourist offices and some day-care centers, as well as in local newsagents. Website with a calendar of events in Normandy.

Distributed throughout the region and created in 1944, Paris-Normandy remains the (paid) daily newspaper of reference for information about the region and its inhabitants, thanks to its many journalists present throughout the region. Numerous reports, investigations and portraits are among the forty or so pages dedicated to regional, departmental and ultra-local news. In addition to the "news" sections, you will also find "sports", "leisure" and "news" sections. You can subscribe to the web version as well as to the paper version.

Le Mag, a free monthly magazine launched by the Metropole Rouen Normandie to accompany its own creation, keeps you informed about the news in the 71 communes of the agglomeration, through reports, portraits and factual articles on culture, housing, transport, developments, outings and major projects. Each month, the president writes an editorial on the political and economic agenda of the Metropolis. Well designed, this "mag" arrives directly in your mailbox! Take the time to leaf through it, you'll find lots of useful information.

Normands young people are lucky enough to have a magazine that only addresses them! This quarterly, published at 15 000 copies, consists of 68 interspersed pages of local information in the form of news reports, news, heritage files, and a mini novel allowing 7-12 years to escape from childhood to preadolescents. Normandie Junior offers a playful, informative, colourful press that really takes children and pre-teens for full readers.