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The history of the municipal building has not always been a long and quiet one. In the Middle Ages, the building serving as the town hall was located in Rue de l'Ecole. In 1611, it fell prey to a fire caused by the explosion of a gunpowder reserve. The fire destroyed many documents, including the archives of the castle of Nerac. It was rebuilt with a belfry and a bell to alert in case of other disasters. Restored by the city, the building has been listed as a historical monument since 2008. The current town hall is located at Place du Général de Gaulle.

Spacious and bright, the Town Hall, which will be refurbished in 2019, is an essential location for all administrative procedures. The Mairies de Quartier and Mairies de Relais, on the other hand, deal with civil status certificates, identity documents, electoral registrations, citizens' census, etc. Applications and renewals for passports and identity cards must be made several months in advance. Certain procedures can also be carried out via the city's website (computers are available for users in the lobby) and on the Vivre à Angers application (Android and iOS). Birth registration and recognition procedures can be carried out at the CHU administrative building.

Managed by the Bouches-du-Rhône County Council, the Maison Départementale de la Jeunesse et des Sports is an essential address for all information on sport in the Bouches-du-Rhône (information on leisure activities, information on sports professions, support for association project leaders, etc.). It is a centre of welcome and expression between the Department, young people, their parents and the entire associative and sporting movement. You will find in this place 1 000 ^{m2 of} connected space as well as teams at your disposal

Doors, still doors, always doors, yes but great open! And to find the right, nothing simpler, follow the signs! The town hall has particularly enhanced access to its services and thus facilitates your search for information through displays arranged at each entrance of its buildings. And if it is not enough to get there, go Door A and one of the secretaries, always smiling and pleasant, will be happy to help and guide you. Civil state, identity card, passport, found objects, registration in crèches…. here you will find a wealth of information to simplify your daily life, that leaflets and brochures will be completed.

The Meurthe-et-Moselle Departmental Council is made up of 46 elected officials, assisted by more than 3,200 agents spread over 130 reception points. They all work in the fields of health and the environment, transport, culture and sport, teaching and education, and the economy. They work to strengthen solidarity, the success of young people, the fight against inequalities, the increase in employment and purchasing power..

Many procedures can now be carried out directly online, on the Town Hall website. Take a look before you go to the town hall. It's also a great opportunity to discover a very comprehensive site, rich in information. Very clear, it will guide you perfectly. As for the rest, the Town Hall teams are at your disposal to answer any questions you may have and to assist you. In terms of architecture, the Unesco World Heritage-listed belfry and the rest of the building, with its Art Deco style tinged with Flemish culture, are well worth a visit.

Baud is a charming town in the Morbihan region of Brittany. The town hall also offers a range of services, including registry office, finance, municipal police, town planning, technical services, media library and much more.

The elected representatives have occupied this building since the end of the thirteenth century, which alone bears the spirit of independence of the city. Many Rochelais remember the terrible images of June 28, 2013, where a violent fire destroyed much of the building. The municipality wants to reopen this building to the public as a jewel of the Renaissance, one of the oldest in France. Thanks to the mobilization of all, many works have been saved from the flames and now everyone has a look towards the future. The restoration work began with the arrival of a 41 meter crane whose assembly was entrusted to the Compagnons de Saint-Jacques, whose aim was to accompany the first works of work. The great tarpaulin is still present, but everyone hopes to find the beautiful building that makes the city proud.

The Tarbes town hall always reserves you an excellent reception in its buildings. It offers a very complete website which can, in many cases, save you the trip. Even if you have been living in Tarbes for years, you will find there a fast and efficient way to get information. Easy to use and clear, you will find without any problem the agenda of the events, the health and environmental information... From the interactive map to the municipal, cultural, social, economic and sports news, you will know everything in a few clicks.

To discover Roubaix before visiting in situ, please visit the website. All the information you need is there: civil status, travel, cultural structures, presentation of urban renovation projects in the centre or in neighbourhoods such as the Alma, the Union or the Trois-Bridges. The city wealth of the city has largely contributed to the renewal of this dynamic city: if you want to get involved, don't hesitate to contact your local district hall!

The CDT 31 is based in Toulouse and has a branch in Saint-Gaudens. Among its many missions, it is in charge of the development of culture, sports and tourism. As such, it supports cultural actors, it ensures the maintenance of natural spaces, it oversees the inter-municipal tourist offices and it accompanies the sports equipment of the territories, by investing in the development of hiking trails or the equipment of ski stations.

This is where all files in connection with your naturalization applications or residence cards can be filed. Applications for driving licenses and gray cards can be made online and are no longer made in prefecture. For any information, the telephone line will follow up. Go with great patience, because the wait is long and the slots restricted (only 3:30 a. m. in the morning…). Take a novel or work with you! Be sure to present yourself with all the documentation necessary to avoid waiting for nothing. For Internet users, votre-carte-grise.com, certified by the Ministry of the Interior, for the establishment of the certificate of registration (ex-gray card) allows you to make all online representations and receive the document quickly at home (paid service). For the other steps proposed, visit www.bouches-du-rhone.gouv.fr which provides a lot of information!

The Northern Department is the longest department (184 km) and the most populous in France (more than 2,5 million inhabitants). It comprises 653 communes divided into 6 boroughs: Dunkirk, Lille, Valenciennes, Douai, Cambrai, Avesnes. Its budget is more than EUR 3,5 billion, which is devoted to regional planning and solidarity policies (social action and health, housing, environment, roads, infrastructure, transport, culture, tourism, RSA, APAH, PMI…). The Northern Council of the North has been chaired by Jean-René Lecerf since 2 April 2015.

The Administrative Centre, like the local town halls, is the place where you can carry out your administrative formalities: renewal of identity card, passport, family record book, application for birth, death and marriage certificates, registration on the electoral roll, at school or in public nurseries. It is possible to buy tickets for school meals, or to order a resident badge to be able to park your car in your neighbourhood. You will also find a lot of information about the city.

The Toulouse City Hall is located in the famous Capitole building, which it shares with the theatre of the same name. It houses the usual municipal services: civil status, electoral lists, community life, heritage management... Marriages and PACS ceremonies are celebrated in the prestigious Salle des Illustres! In addition, twenty-five district town halls enable Toulousans to complete a large number of administrative formalities relating to their identity, citizenship or family close to home.

Since the merger of the regions, Dijon has become the capital of Burgundy-Franche-Comté. Dijon Metropole, formerly Greater Dijon, is a living area of 260,000 inhabitants, a very attractive economic, commercial and cultural center, whether it is to live there, create a business, study or have fun. Dijon Metropole is engaged in a real urban mutation and is one of the only agglomerations in the Grand Est to gain inhabitants. Its city center is a convivial place that gives pride of place to soft traffic and café terraces.

The Communauté de Communes Flandre Lys groups together 8 communes and over 40,000 inhabitants. Located just a few kilometers west of Lille, the focus here is on the great outdoors, with plenty of water sports activities on and around the Lys, as well as many activities in the air. But that's not all: many other activities await you: dog sledding, brewery visits, bike rides... The promise of busy weekends for young and old alike!

Since 2017, the Tours Plus agglomeration has become Tours Métropole Val de Loire, thanks to the battle led by its elected officials. The 22 municipalities it comprises therefore now share many everyday services, to be found in detail on the website and app. Among them: waste collection, management of the Parc de la Gloriette, water and mobility. In addition to these missions, there are major projects such as the second tramway line or the Climate Air Energy Plan.

Only 1 700 metres from Privas bird's flight, the village of Coux, perched on a promontory, is an interesting type of semi-fortified village. Commander of the passage of the Ouvèze, between the Rhone Valley and Privas, he has long drawn an undeniable military importance from his position. The wars of Religion particularly marked the territory of the commune which, at the time, shared between its hamlets of La Jaubernie, Villeneuve-de-Coux, Lubilhac, Chassagne.

Coux's etymological origin comes from the Latin cos-coast, rocks or «stony places». The 1 202 hectares of the communal territory include large mountain areas, culminating 827 metres in the Church's greenhouse. The rugged slopes - Serres's greenhouses and the Church in the north - support beautiful chestnut trees while the southern sector, with the Serre des Gras offers a lande of supra-Mediterranean species - boxes, ifs and ajoncs. At the bottom of the slopes, along the Ouvèze and Mézayon, sandstone limestone adrets with names of "hot coast" or "hot coast" receive vineyards, lande and chestnut trees. As for the foothills of the Ouvèze valley, with their «faysses», they bear some crops and vegetable gardens. In 1629, Coux was an important community of 80 to 100 houses built on the limestone outcrop dominating the Ouvèze. It came with arched passages, easy to block, leading to narrow and winding streets, still presenting today a wide range of built heritage - fountains, washing… The demography of Coux has grown very dramatically since 1960, from 832 inhabitants to 1 623 today. This development is linked, of course to the proximity of Privas, which in some respects Coux is the residential suburb and natural outlet. However, this village of character has maintained and preserved its medieval and natural framework with a constant effort for the flowering of houses. A great deal of charm lies in the various hamlets of the municipality, and it is from this observation that Coux aims to obtain the name of one of the most beautiful villages in France.

To see: Foulaquier in deadlock, we must take the time to stroll through the streets of Coux. The Grand-Street which leaves south of the Church Square is little more than a ruelle. Here, there is a daté dated - 1600 - a porch that leaves the passage only to people who bend very, very low, which speaks volumes about the gradual filling of the street over the centuries. On both sides, covered passages and alleys - Don-José Street, Pasadou, Nap, Pas du Sinks - add to the charm of the whole. The bridge over the Ouvèze under the departmental road leading to the village has been listed in the Historical Monuments Inventory since 1932. It is distinguished by the beauty of its ark and its situation. Built most certainly in Roman times and made up of three arches, it was modified in Napoleonic times, to keep only one. At each of its ends, the plongeantes facades of the houses highlight its parapet, which was restored in 1997.

The church of Romanesque architecture takes its place in the village very well, especially thanks to its steeple, which, with its four openings, is remarkably part of the profile of the village. This Dite church was built in the th and th centuries. At that time, it was part of the hamlet of Lubilhac. In the hamlets there are remnants of fortifications dating from the th century. Travellers who went to Privas by the Ouvèze Valley had to pass through Salt. A vaulted passage that still exists, allowed to reach the trails of Jaubernie and Lubilhac.

The cave caves of the Jaubernie, the high place of retreat of the populations during religious wars, are recorded in the Historical Monuments Inventory. The site is worth a glance, but their access is strictly forbidden. These four caves are 20 to 25 metres deep. Defensive walls which include machicolated the swamp to the right of the cliffs. The architecture of these walls was égaillée by Renaissance-style windows that reinforce the wild appearance of the approaches. Of natural origin in a very tender sandstone, they were underwater at the time of prehistory, proof of the fossils and shells found above in limestone. In the Middle Ages, they served as a place of refuge and protection during multiple invasions. They were therefore fortified in the th century. They were also a place of great position for the Protestants during the capture of Privas by Richelieu and Louis XVIII. We can take a look at the caves, but they are private. In the hamlet of La Baume, where the oldest of the caves exists, the visitor can admire a facade with an entrance door surmounted by a hug arch and a Renaissance-style crest.

La Poste has conducted work to modernize several of its institutions in recent years. The line of traditional machines has disappeared in favour of a colour code to differentiate between services: yellow for packages, blue for the bank. Pre-postage envelopes, packaging Colissimo, mail mail Chronopost… More than 200 references are available in self-service, without counting the automatic automates for the remittance of cheques, the weighing of letters, or the purchase of stamps. We spend less and less time at the desk. And that is good.

In addition to the Muscat Avenue office in Bourg, La Poste is present at 52 Avenue Amédée Mercier, 12 Bernard Street, 45 Maginot Avenue and 11 Fontaine Street.

The Clermont-Ferrand agglomeration includes 21 municipalities: Aubière, Aulnat, Beaumont, Blanzat, Cébazat, Ceyrat, Chamalières, Châteaugay, Clermont-Ferrand, Cournon d'Auvergne, Durtol, Gerzat, Le Cendre, Lempdes, Nohanent, Orcines, Pérignat-lès-Sarliève, Pont-du-Chateau, Romagnat, Royat and Saint-Genès-Champanelle. On its website, you will find all the information you need: environment, accommodation, transportation, assistance, work, it is full of useful information for your daily life.

A small seaside town full of initiatives to bring its heritage to life and promote the exceptional nature of the Bay of the Somme. Cayeux-sur-Mer, with its pebbles at high tide, its stretch of sand at low tide and its 420 cabins lined up along the famous plank path, is a pleasant, bucolic resort. You can rent one of these cabins from the town hall, but you'll have to be patient: they are quickly snapped up in summer. Inside, visit the salle d'honneur with its sumptuous woodwork from the former church.

Moulins also offers a wide range of cultural and tourist activities, including museums such as the Centre National du Costume de Scène, the Musée de la Visitation, the Musée de l'Illustration Jeunesse, the Musée Anne de Beaujeu, the Musée du Bâtiment, the Maison Mantin and the Triptyque du Maître de Moulins.

The Mayor of the 14 th arrondissement is Mrs Carine Petit, Councillor of Paris, member of the Socialist Party. His team is composed of 12 deputies, including Ms. Elisabeth Guy-Dubois, the first assistant in charge of economic development, family, early childhood, seniors and disability, 3 delegated district counsellors and 7 councillors from the municipal majority Paris. The elected representatives of the opposition are 7, including Mrs Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, Councillor of Paris, and Mr Pascal Cherki. The building is at your disposal for your administrative procedures, inside the staff, also informs you of the topicality of the arrondissement, puts at your disposal a local professional directory and transmits information about the civic life of the arrondissement. The city hall has superb lighting at night, a vision that is worth the trip.

The Cassis town hall offers a range of online services, including administrative procedures, information on work in progress, the town map, emergency numbers, municipal services, the tourist office, public procurement, etc.

The CCAS de Nîmes, as any communal centre for social action, aims to support people living with the social, disabled, and family. On the basis of an administrative dossier, financial allocations for solidarity or ad hoc aid may be obtained:

- household aid, investment aid, housing aid

- residential accommodation allowances

- specific old-age allowances, personalised self-help assistance (APA), packed meals,

- State medical aid, aid to families or persons living with a disability

- social assistance for people living with minimum social conditions (participation in canteen costs, free for sports practice, transport, good food, holidays…).

Applications for social assistance are in advance being investigated by a social assistant or RSA focal point.

The BCP brings together several services to help, relieve and troubleshoot people. Social and family-based social and family counsellors are available at 04 79 60 50 20 to help people in social difficulties and seek appropriate solutions. The service of the elderly offers support in the home, but also offers numerous animations to all the retired Chambériens (rates following family coefficient). It also offers accommodation in non-furnished apartments with collective services of catering, entertainment and night monitoring. Home nursing care (tel 04 79 60 50.34), packed meals (tel 04 79 60 23 87), fax (tel 04 79 60 50 20), service sos service (04 79 60 23 87). For the most disadvantaged, an emergency reception is possible at the solidarity area, 37 rue Saint François (tel 04 79 33 96 04).

Lumigny-Nesles-Ormeaux is a town that offers many possibilities for equestrian tourism enthusiasts. The Comité National de Tourisme Equestre (CNTE) of the Fédération Française d'Equitation represents 2,500 equestrian establishments and riders' associations in the region. The CNTE works in close collaboration with the Comités Régionaux et Départementaux de Tourisme Equestre (CRTE and CDTE) to provide riders with safe, high-quality services. Our facilities are certified as "Centres de Tourisme Equestre" (Equestrian Tourism Centers), and our horses are certified as "Aptitude Sport et Loisir" (Sport and Leisure Aptitude). The CNTE also informs its members about major events and equestrian tourism practices through its quarterly publication "L'Estafette". It federates outdoor and leisure riding establishments and promotes their products through the Cheval Nature catalog. The CNTE identifies and protects the trails, gîtes and stopping-off points that are essential for horse-riding. It also organizes annual events such as Équirando, which brings together hikers and competitors in equestrian tourism disciplines. Last but not least, the CNTE supports trail riders from their first steps up to the highest level of competition by offering training and certification.

Pontault-Combault is home to the departmental branch of the FFME (Fédération Française de la Montagne et de l'Escalade). This branch offers a variety of climbing-related activities, such as competitions, training courses and rock adventure programs. It is also involved in ski-mountaineering and mountain and canyon activities. The FFME departmental branch has an artificial structure for climbing, and also welcomes climbers of all levels, including children, with climbing courses for toddlers.

Tautavel is a charming town located between the Corbières and the Mediterranean, just 25 minutes from Perpignan. It is easily accessible from exit 41 of the A9 freeway. Take advantage of your visit to Tautavel to discover the Musée de Tautavel, one of the town's must-see attractions.

It offers various competitions throughout the year, for all levels and age categories. The Comité Départemental de Golf de Seine-et-Marne is also responsible for promoting and developing golf in the département. The Comité Départemental de Golf de Seine-et-Marne is part of the Ligue Paris - Île de France, which groups together the various departmental golf committees in the region.

From the entrance you can admire the remains of the abbey: the arcades of the th century cloister, the medieval basin and constructions of the Middle ages.

A small food and clothing market takes place all year round on the village square.

. This lock was built from 1724. In 1890, in order to accommodate larger boats, it is expanded. It consists of movable elements that accolent to lock, and above which a footbridge is formed to cross the canal.

Attractive and with a strong identity, the Brittany Region is also a local authority that intends to defend its values and diversity. Its actions are distinguished by major investments in education, social services, the environment, tourism, training and transport, with a highly ambitious train development policy and a determination to shine on a European scale. The bretagne.bzh website presents the major projects that reflect the region's dynamism.

The departmental management of veterinary services is a service decentralized of the ministry of Agriculture and Fishing under the authority of the prefect and whose objectives are to control the health of the livestock in order not to compromise the economic activity. It also has the role that of protecting public health avoiding the man with the transmission of diseases. Finally, it aims at ensuring the harmonious cohabitation of man and the animal by the control of the animal trainers.

Distribution Platforms for Mail and Consumer Services: 27, boulevard du Colombier - 1, rue Henri Dunant - 101 avenue Henri Fréville - 167 C, chemin de Lorient.

Combine the 71 regional leagues and committees, ensure the coherence of the regional sports movement, contribute to the defence and development of regional sports heritage, promote permanent monitoring of the sports population and ensure information on the prevention and control of doping, participate actively in the distribution of state appropriations, and promote and develop the Olympic spirit. These are the objectives of the CROS, which have also been strongly mobilised during the 2012 OJ.

The Clermont Auvergne Métropole Chamber of Commerce and Industry provides support services for business start-ups and takeovers. Based in Thiers, it is the leading support network in this field. The CCI's advisors are there to support you from the idea to the realization of your entrepreneurial project. They also offer training courses and events for entrepreneurs, such as workshops on micro-business entrepreneurship or the keys to entrepreneurship.

It is not for all the villages that we indicate, but this website is particularly successful and deserves, before visiting you, a visit.

Bastelica Town Hall, also known as Casa cumuna di Basterga, is located on Corso Sampiero in Bastelica. Bastelica is a charming Corsican village with a rich history. You can learn more about the village, its heritage, events and services by visiting their website. The village also offers cultural, sporting and tourist activities for visitors. You can stay and eat on site, and enjoy the beautiful surrounding countryside.

Ogliastro, located on the western coast of Cap Corse, is a picturesque commune with many sites to discover. Attractions include the Albu tower, the 10th-century Romanesque chapel of San Michele, the Romanesque chapel of San Dumenicu with its curious façade and tympanum carved in green stone, the Guadu grande or Preziosi mill, and the Annunziata chapel. The commune is also famous for its Marine d'Albo, a charming seaside hamlet.

The wedding hall presents a collection of mural paintings painted by Coypell on the theme of Don Quixote. You can admire 41 m 2 of decorations representing funny scenes of Cervantes's work. Paintings classified historic monument.

This aid scheme was created by Law Besson of 1990 and attached to the Department of the Rhône in 2005. It can fall into several aspects: grants or loans to access housing, surety and guarantee or financial assistance to fill debts and various unpaid debts. Owners of occupants, tenants and sub-lessees can benefit under the conditions of resource after completing a complete dossier with the assistance of a social correspondent (e. g. social assistant). This file is available from the Maison du Rhône or the General Council. The department places an important place on housing for all. That is why in 2010 the budget allocated to this aid was around EUR 5.9 million, of which EUR 1.5 million was earmarked for access to housing. 2 000 grants and 2 500 guarantees were granted in the same year.

Located in the Nantes region, the Fédération des Vins de Nantes is the organization representing the region's winegrowers. Their site offers a wealth of information on Nantes wines. You'll find information on key figures for the wine industry, the values of the federation, the geology of the terroirs, the grape varieties used, and the history and geography of the region. The site also features a map of Nantes vineyards, as well as information on the region's different crus and appellations, such as Muscadet sur Lie, Coteaux d'Ancenis Malvoisie and Gros-Plant du Pays Nantais. For food lovers, the site also offers suggestions for food and wine pairings, with recipes such as sea bass and haddock smoked with coconut and lime.

The Pôle Touristique du Pays du Bocage Vendéen is a department of the Syndicat Mixte du Pays du Bocage Vendéen, created in 1996. Its aim is to develop and promote tourism in the region. It works in collaboration with the 8 tourist offices of the Pays, in particular to increase tourist numbers, build visitor loyalty and coordinate the actions of the tourist offices. The Pôle Touristique also aims to develop new tourist infrastructures.

Welcome to the Sarthe committee of the FFCT. It is not enough to cross "the country" to know it. The Sarthe is not a museum to visit, but a civilization to meet. This is why each club offers you rides on country roads and visits to many villages. On the website, you will find all the cycling events of the department and the news around the little queen. For beautiful sporting moments.

The Anjou Bleu tourist office in Segré is a tourist information point located on the Place du Port. The tourist office team is on hand to help visitors plan their stay and find activities and accommodation to suit their needs. Guided tours are also available.

La Baule, located on the Guérande peninsula, is a popular tourist destination. La Baule also offers numerous activities and attractions, including museums, beaches, restaurants and stores.