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It is a magazine not to be missed by anyone who loves Burgundy or wants to discover it! Indeed, Bourgogne Magazine - created in 1995 by Dominique Bruillot - offers a magnificent focus on the region: its history, its know-how, its inhabitants, its entrepreneurs, its heritage... To do this, the iconography is very well studied and mixes archive images and high quality photo reports! In short, the quarterly Bourgogne Magazine allows you to visit or (re)visit, to discover and (re)discover Burgundy and all that makes its richness.

A complete and almost exhaustive weekly magazine, with a wide range of topics. La Manche Libre, France's leading regional periodical, has seven editions, two of which are in Calvados (Saint Lô, Coutances, Avranches, Cherbourg, Granville, Bayeux and Vire). The paper is structured around several sections, from international news to local information, and offers a magazine detailing television programmes. Part of the same group as Tendance Ouest radio, the weekly is very popular with locals.

For fans of motor sports and vintage cars, VHC Magazine is a must. The fascinating reports of this monthly magazine take us on mythical rallies and races in France or abroad, with for example the Monte-Carlo Historique, the Tour de Corse Historique or the legendary Carrera Panamericana in Mexico. The magazine also recounts the history of certain circuits, presentations of workshops, museums, car shows... Not to mention the latest news on vintage car racing and the calendar of upcoming events.

Thanks to its journalists and numerous correspondents, Sud Ouest covers regional news in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, Occitanie and the Basque Country. It has become a pillar of the regional press and has developed a strong territorial identity. Every day, you'll discover the best in local news, with every commune covered in its columns. This is your chance to find out about the latest sports results, especially rugby, a sport that is particularly well covered by the paper, as well as emblematic places, the latest news and news items. Politics, culture, associations, sports and bad weather are all covered. A reliable source of local news.

Based at the Cité Multimédia, France 3 Pau Sud-Aquitaine provides daily news coverage from the Béarn region. If you missed the 7:18 p.m. live broadcast on France 3, go to the website to watch the replay. Economy, cultural events, portraits, major events, legal news and miscellaneous items: journalists criss-cross the region, providing quality news. This presence reflects the channel's commitment to providing local news and information, firmly rooted in the Béarn region, a rich and varied population base.

Every month, Dijon Mag, the magazine of the city of Dijon, tells us about the life of the City of the Dukes. Nearly fortypages of newsconcocted directly by the city. News from the neighborhoods, events, anniversaries of institutions, cultural events in the museums... In short, Dijon from every angle. The articles are often supplemented by a word from the different members of the city council. The editorial is provided by François Rebsamen. The people of Dijon can request to receive the magazine or consult it in digital version on dijon.fr.

France's leading regional daily newspaper, and indeed the leading one at that. Ouest-France is a regional daily newspaper published in Rennes and sold in the western regions of France, mainly in Brittany, Normandy, and the Pays de la Loire, as well as in Paris. In 1944, Ouest-France took over from L'Ouest-Eclair, a newspaper founded on 2 August 1899, which was banned from publication at the Liberation for collaboration. In the Vendée, there are 5 editions: La Roche-sur-Yon, Challans/Saint-Gilles-Croix-de-Vie, Les Sables-d'Olonne, Les Herbiers/Montaigu, Fontenay-le-Comte/Luçon.

Gérard Château, an emblematic figure on the island, created this local radio station on the island of Yeu in 1983. It is received on 91.9 FM. Its premises are located at the Pierre Levée fort. In 2006, it joined the Fédération des Radios Associatives en Pays de la Loire. It plays current hits, new releases and discoveries, without forgetting pop/rock classics. Today, there are about fifteen different thematic programs, a daily magazine that deals with the island's news through interviews and columns. A cult radio on the island!

Radio du Nord-Ouest Vendéen was created on the initiative of the cantons of Challans, Beauvoir, and Saint-Jean-de-Monts. It was born in 2003 and broadcast its first programs in 2004. It broadcasts to the northwest of the département, reaching as far as Saint-Gilles, Aizenay, and even Noirmoutier. It's a local radio station, providing information on the local cultural, sporting, economic, and associative life of this small part of Vendée, and broadcasting a varied musical program featuring French and international variety. Frequency: 93.1 FM.

Graffiti Urban Radio is a radio station based in Yonn, which, until 2004, was called Graffiti FM. It is run by about fifty volunteers, who use the radio medium as a means of expression through a variety of programmes covering many areas, including information, culture, local music, and politics. The latest addition is Eva, who is well known to the people of Yonnais, and whose sweet voice invites us to join her in "Dans ma bulle". Graffiti Urban Radio broadcasts on 88.6 in the Yonnais region.

The offices of France Bleu Loire Océan are in Nantes, but it also speaks about the Vendée. France Bleu Loire Océan is a local generalist public radio station of the Radio France group. All the richness of local life in the Pays de la Loire is put on the air for local news, but also for your leisure activities, your travels, to satisfy your curiosity and also to bring you smiles and relaxation. With these local programmes, France Bleu is proud to be one of the first local radio stations in Nantes and the Loire-Atlantique region to always see life in blue!

The station has been in Vendée since 1987. Ludovic Lejeune presents the 6-9:30 a.m. newscasts: departmental news, sports results, weather, good tips, culture, multimedia entertainment. The 12-4pm slot is hosted by Nathalie Meunier: concert news, cinema, outings, games and "le Meilleur Son". Europe 2 Vendée offers live listening on its website and a maximum of news heard on the radio. Five FM frequencies in Vendée: La Roche 101.1, Les Herbiers 97.1, Les Sables 89.4, Challans 94.4 and Luçon 103".

Bi-monthly newspaper, published by the General Council of the Vendée, in the mailboxes of every household in the Vendée. The newspaper was first published in 2004, under the presidency of Philippe de Villiers. Every month, the news of the department is reported. Very practical, each Vendéen receives it free of charge each month in his or her mailbox. It covers the department's news on several themes: economic, social, sporting, and cultural. The newspaper also includes a section on events and shows in the Vendée.

Published every Thursday, it covers news from the city of La Roche-sur-Yon and the Pays Yonnais area, as does its sister publication Le Journal des Sables for the Sables-d'Olonne area, and Le Courrier Vendéen for Challans and the surrounding area. Its geographical area covers the main cantons of Le Poiré-sur-Vie, Les Essarts, La Roche-sur-Yon north and south, La Mothe-Achard and Mareuil-sur-Lay-Dissais. Clear layout, good-quality paper. There's a digital version of the issue, and some of the information is also available on the website.

Le Grand Mix, Nova Lova, Un Nova Jour se Lève... From evening to morning, Radio Nova seduces thousands of listeners every day with its original programming, which opens up all musical universes. Since 1981, Radio Nova is free, curious and creative. And even at forty-two years old, it remains a musical radio of reference, an avant-garde musical medium, revealing numerous musical talents in world music as well as in electro, hip-hop or rock. And with events like "Les Nuits Zébrées" or its presence on the festivals of the summer, the Parisian radio does not play the snobs and sails in all France to the meeting of its listeners and the talents in becoming. Nova Editions and many other things to discover directly on line.

Le Petit Journal is present in many departments of the South-West, from Herault to Gers, through Lot, Hautes-Pyrénées, Aveyron, Tarn, Aude, Ariège and Haute-Garonne of course. The Toulouse edition, which extends to the Lauragais, is rich in news and general information. You will find classic sections for a local weekly newspaper, such as news, births and weddings, ideas for outings and classified ads. You can subscribe to the 100% digital version, or to the full version.

In 1981, in Montpeyroux, in the Hérault region of France, Éditions Jorn began by publishing a magazine until 1986, whose fourteen issues made a major contribution to the revival of literary writing in Occitan. In 1995, the three writers Jean-Paul Creissac, Jean-Claude Forêt and Philippe Gardy continued to publish the greatest names in contemporary Occitan poetry: Max Rouquette, Bernard Manciet, Robert Lafont, Bernard Lesfargues... in order to make new voices and little-known talents from the region known throughout France.

France 3, it's all the news around you. And our home is the Lyon metropolitan area, where France 3 carries microphones and cameras to share the news with us, with "ici" (notably 19/20 Grand Lyon), daily local and regional newscasts at peak viewing times. France 3 covers a maximum number of subjects, which can be viewed live or replayed on our various digital media. France 3 Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes also offers a range of not-to-be-missed magazines, including the must-see Chroniques d'en haut and Nos terres gourmandes with Carinne Teyssandier. The local channel that best shares the news from the Lyon metropolitan area.

France Bleu celebrates its 44th anniversary in 2024. It's on all of the network's 44 local stations, with nearly 3 million listeners every day. All local subjects are covered: sport, politics, culture, daily life in the Basque Country, with all programs on the website. The radio station offers services and entertainment all year round, as well as being a trendsetter and discoverer of new talent. France Bleu is also a partner of the Restos du Coeur, the Fédération Française de la Randonnée Pédestre and celebrates the markets of France.

Radio Bonne Humeur is a local community radio station created in 1986 under the name of Berriak Fm, then renamed on May ¹, 1989. Every day, volunteers help to broadcast the programs. Live broadcasts, radio games, local news, French music, local artists are available on the 98.3FM, on the radio website and most recently on DAB +. A real local radio station!

RFM, radio du Meilleur de la Musique, is the radio station for the greatest hits from the 1980s to today: from Jean-Jacques Goldman to Vianney, via Pink, Calogero, Queen, Indochine and Louane... RFM, it's also good humor, good deals and gifts from the moment you wake up. Between 12 noon and 4pm, the hosts bring you all the local news, and you can win tickets to the region's top events. When you're back from work or at the weekend, RFM will be there with music and interviews with the greatest artists.

French site to monitor the news of ecotourism. From Benin to the United States, you will discover the different trends in sustainable tourism.

RCF (Radios Chrétiennes Francophones) is an association radio station that takes over the national antenna based in Lyon for the departments of Calvados and La Manche. In total, 4 hours of local programs every day, the antenna broadcasts the regional news, but also magazines, diaries and columns on the current events of the region, whether cultural, religious, literary or musical. An invitation to get to know more about all the dioceses of La Manche and Calvados.

RMC Info is the news radio of the FM generation. Live talk-show, permanent interactivity, etc. With Estelle Denis and Jérôme Rothen. All RMC Info programs inform you and give you the floor live. RMC Info is also the number one sports radio station with nearly 50 hours of airtime per week, and shows hosted by former sports celebrities such as Vincent Moscato, or Jean-Michel Larqué, "Jean-Mimi", who is on the radio without his former colleague in high-flying philosophical remarks, Thierry Rolland.

Created in 1983 by Gérard and Madeleine Delacoux, this radio station has evolved over the decades and adapted to the new generations. The news and weather flashes are focused on the region. Find good deals and a musical program mainly oriented towards a young adult audience (dance, techno, pop rock). Every day, you can call to play and maybe win gifts. On RTS, you can listen to the latest news, and you can listen again to many programs thanks to the podcasts available online.

Born of a desire to share the interesting life of our city and itssurroundings, STEMP Magazine offers you the information you need every two months: culture, fashion, events, tourism, architecture, people, going out... Positive, generous information. In each issue, editor-in-chief Eric Viou and his team bring you an encounter with two "expatriates" from our region whose professional activity deserves to be recognized, a feature on fashion trends, portraits, interviews, cultural and tourist reports, news, tourist discoveries and also all the festive and eventful life of Saint-Etienne. The aim of STEMP magazine is to communicate the energy and know-how of our region.

At the beginning of the month, it shows its nose everywhere in town on dedicated displays. Originally, as its name indicates, it was a weekly magazine, but it soon became a monthly publication. Today, it is a precious bible that lists all the events of the month in the department, day by day, all in sections: sports and leisure, outings, exhibitions and young people. And if you don't have the paper version, all its content is available online, with the possibility of posting your ad for free.

It's a ritual. Every morning, everyone fetches the newspaper from their letterbox and opens it with a bowl of coffee. Some go for the news or the national pages. For us, it's all about finding out what's going on in our department. Political, social, cultural, town planning, business, community life... there's something for everyone! La NR, like Centre Presse (part of the same group), gives a voice to those involved in local life. For real-time news, visit our website or mobile app.

France Bleu Poitou has been broadcasting in Poitiers since 2002. This generalist radio station offers live regional programs from 6am to 1pm and from 4:30pm to 7pm from Monday to Friday, and from 7am to 12:30pm on weekends. On the airwaves, you will find with pleasure a program of proximity with news every hour as well as numerous chronicles and local magazines on leisure, outings...There is also sport with basketball, volleyball, news of the Chamois Niortais... And at 5 pm, the Fêlés du Poitou help us to relax after a good day of work !

The Book of History-Lorisse, a publishing house specialized in local history, publishes the Monographies collection of the cities and villages of France (over 3,500 titles), created by Mr. G. Micberth in the late 1980 s.

LE CODERANDO 77 - French Hiking Federation - has edited three topo for hikers: La Seine-et-Marne on foot, A foot in family around Fontainebleau, A foot in the Régional Regional Natural Park. Address: 11 Royal Street - FONTAINEBLEAU Tel 01 60 71 91 16. These topo are also available in bookstores, large areas and sports stores.

The only daily newspaper in the region, Le Parisien, founded in 1944, covers all the latest news, as well as politics, the economy, news and sports... With specific sections for the Ile-de-France departments, the local news can be read from the pages of an inside section with the latest news, news from the towns and echoes from the countryside, and sports throughout the department. We finish the reading with leisure activities. The website distills live news and ongoing information.

Sud-Ouest has been present in eight départements since 1944, with a readership of 1.3 million, and publishes four editions in the Charente-Maritime region (La Rochelle/Ile de Ré, Saintes/Saint-Jean-d'Angély, Rochefort and Royan/Jonzac). The paper devotes part of its pages to international and national news, but above all reports on local news. The daily is available every day of the week, with supplements on cars, property, ads, jobs and training, and sports. In summer, the free guide supplement to the two Charentes regions includes a diary of festivals and events...

This is the local edition of the national channel of the same name. News from the former Poitou-Charentes region (départements 16, 17, 79 and 86) is scrolled in real time on the website, or news bulletins are broadcast on television, notably in the evening edition at 6:50 pm. They precede the national news every day. From Angoulême to La Rochelle, via Poitiers or Niort, news items or general information, France 3 puts the spotlight on comprehensive, quality news with replays and videos.

RCF (Radio chrétienne francophone) is a network of over 60 radio stations in France and Belgium. The Charente-Maritime radio station joined the Christian radio network in 1996. With over 20 years' experience, the station offers both comprehensive information and a wide range of programs, from spirituality to debates... Christian Radio broadcasts 4 hours of local programming a day. News at 6:30am, 7am, then every hour until 5pm - Monday to Friday.

It's one of 44 stations on a radio known for its broad, popular appeal. At the heart of listeners' lives, this local station, which began broadcasting 30 years ago, offers local news and information, with programs devoted to local life: horoscopes, newspapers, good tips, as well as "C'est la vie des 2 Charentes", which highlights some of the must-see places in the 2 départements, and "La vie en bleu", a program devoted to cooking, with Piqthiu's fork tip. And don't forget the Stade Rochelais matches.

Here's a magazine that many readers look forward to. At the start of each season, La Rochelle Madame is unveiled, and it's true that its format and the quality of its paper make you want to leaf through it. And what's more, it's free! When you open it, you'll discover a wealth of information: a selection of books, beauty ideas and fashion inspirations... But Ludovic Joubert, creator of La Rochelle-Madame, also offers articles on fashion, decorating inspiration and even a travel diary and a few cooking recipes!

In radio, the Group occupies a leading position with its four national networks: NRJ, Nostalgie, Chérie FM and Rire & Chansons. Locally, Nostalgie broadcasts, but Clermont also boasts NRJ with Stéphane Delaporte, and Chérie FM with Frédéric Torrent. NRJ is the leading music radio station in the Puy-de-Dôme region, and the leading music radio station in Clermont-Ferrand, with news from Clermont and the surrounding area, all the latest news, movies, outings, ASM Clermont Auvergne, Clermont Foot, people news, Clermont news, all the latest news, good deals and gifts. NRJ Clermont-Ferrand 101.2 and Chérie FM: 90 Vichy, 100.8 Clermont and 93.6 Issoire.

The team of young Lilleers who run this webzine spare no effort to present the best of Lille and its metropolis! Favourites, events, news, the city is explored in all its fun and unusual details. Have a drink, grab a bite to eat...: the site lists all the best addresses. Ideas for outings range from must-sees to real nuggets, often little-known by metropolitans themselves. We also love all the articles devoted to the city's history and rich heritage. A complete webzine!

Agriculture Horizons became Horizons Nord-Pas de Calais. Taken by just over 14 000 copies, this weekly magazine for a targeted readership provides a lot of information on agricultural news. In the interest of addressing a broad audience, the editorial process deals with issues that can better understand agriculture, nature and rural society. This hebdo offers a "ads" entry to find, among other things, cheap agricultural equipment.

A good up-to-date site, to know everything about the catering offer in Martinique.

The many sections of www.nantes.fr provide real-time information on life in Nantes and its surrounding area. Culture, geographical and historical heritage, leisure activities (markets, swimming pools, parks and gardens), sustainable development, sport, housing, family and daily life assistance structures for all concerned, administrative formalities, outings in Nantes and its conurbation: cinema, shows, concerts, sports events. Not forgetting very practical information (work in the city, school canteen menus, etc.). Finally, the website offers a number of e-procedures. Make your life easier, visit www.nantes.fr !

Founded in 1991 at the instigation of the Avignon diocese, RCF Vaucluse reaches as far as Apt, Pertuisand Manosque. The station's programming focuses on spirituality and faith: history of Christianity, Bible readings, prayers, contributions from regional priests, etc. What could be more natural when you're in the City of the Popes! The station also develops chronicles on societal and economic issues and regional associations, with all contributors being volunteers.

It is since 1982 that Vibration landed on the regions Centre and Val de Loire, but also on a good part of Burgundy (Nièvre, Yonne, and in the region of Autun). This radio was then one of the very first free radios in France. Since then, its fame is not to be made any more. The format of Vibration is of the "Top 40" type: a radio above all musical, which broadcasts French and international successes alternating with great classics. Animations in the flagship programs, games, columns and news are of course also part of the program.

With its 44 stations, France Bleu is at the heart of its listeners' lives, and the Béarn stations are among the most popular. Its local programs, devoted to cuisine, entertainment, humor and sports, appeal to the people of Béarn. Founded in October 1985, France Bleu Béarn broadcasts from its premises in downtown Pau. Teams of professional staff keep listeners informed all week long. Music also takes pride of place, with titles ranging from classical to French variety to the latest international hits. Local news and music blend perfectly! The radio station is also a partner in local events.

Created in Paris in 1982, Radio Latina offers musical programs that leave an almost unprecedented place to Latino sounds, salsa, merengue, bachata and Creole music. Remaining faithful to its signature "Latino sound", Latina remains a unique format made of escape and the best of the Latin culture. Latina transports its listeners through a rhythmic, sensual and urban musical discovery. A true good-humored radio, Latina informs and gives pride of place to the numerous cultural events of which it is a partner. Sabroso !

NRJ is the radio of young people aged 15 to 30 who first pass hits (Hit Music only!). There are even stars like Cauet, and local news every half hour in the form of info spots in the morning in the morning (-9 h).