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Monthly magazine dedicated to off-road motorcycling, with a test section, practical pages on riding, accessories and environmental issues, as well as travel reports, pages dedicated to the argus (new and used), articles on brand history, portraits and competition news.

A bi-media (paper and digital) generalist monthly magazine for seniors and retirees, with many sections: news, health-beauty-fitness, society, culture, escape, fashion, cuisine, garden, high-tech, psychology... Not to mention games pages, announcements and a 16-page central section "to better defend yourself" (legal advice on different topics concerning your rights and your money).

Founded in 1880, this trade magazine is dedicated to wines and spirits in general and more specifically to the wine market: production, marketing and distribution in the wine industry in France and around the world. Facts and figures, advice, information, quotes, brand stories, focus on wineries... In its new format, the Revue Vinicole Internationale focuses more on development strategies, particularly in Alsace.

It is the most influential local newspaper of the left-wing tendency. Founded in 1870 under the name La Dépêche de Toulouse, it was bought in 1925 by the Baylet family, who still own it today. Today it has a circulation of about 150,000 copies, with many local editions: Ariège, Aveyron, Haute-Garonne, Gers, Lot, Hautes-Pyrénées, etc... You can find it everywhere : shops, cafés, press houses... It deals with both local information and general news based on AFP dispatches.

The Journal d'Amiens, more commonly known as "JDA", is a free monthly publication that can be consulted online. It aims to report on the main actions of the municipality, but also to take the pulse of the city, by highlighting what is happening in the arts, culture and associations. Several personalities of the city are regularly highlighted. At the end, you will find a useful agenda of shows and cinema screenings. The magazine continues to grow.

An associative radio station founded in 2014 and based at Fort Tourneville. During Ouest Park, broadcast on the air, if not on the Internet. Culture, music and talk show oriented.

On newsstands every Thursday, Motor Presse's must-read weekly covers all the latest motorcycle news, with tests and comparisons. Motorcycle enthusiasts will appreciate the diversity of subjects covered and the wealth of practical information, such as motorcycle events on television, which are rare enough to be appreciated.

All ambassadors of the Auvergne! Driven by the energy of Nicolas Nuger, Marque Auvergne's ambition is to bring together all the players concerned by the attractiveness of our region. Thwarting prejudices and proving that Auvergne is a trendy region remains the association's number one objective! A collective territorial marketing programme has been initiated, with the help of leading regional companies, SMEs, festivals, associations, universities, etc. The association's website is a great showcase of the association's ambitions and projects, go for it!

Lille City Crunch is the fun, offbeat and informative site that you absolutely must consult to find the right addresses, good tips and the best ideas released. Hosted by a group of very friendly bloggers and handling the pen with humour (and seriousness!), this site combines tests, (very funny) mood posts and feature articles. Cafés, bars, restaurants, cultural outings, not to mention the smart conso section for sustainable and responsible consumption...: everything has been examined and only the best remain in this drastic selection. This webzine is funny and quality, so it's up to you to click and find the idea that will make you discover Lille differently!

With more than twenty shows, this radio specializes in music also offers programmes on local cultural events, in addition to many themes (100 % Femmes activ', Samedi trop rien, Culture prohibée, etc.). There are many information including podcasts on the dedicated website so that you can not miss your favourite programmes!

Quidam l'Hebdo is a free weekly newspaper that can be found every Friday in many shops in the Agen and Villeneuve-sur-Lot areas. The local news is included in this newspaper. Quidam Magazine is the big brother of theHebdo. Published quarterly with a circulation of several thousand copies, it deals with economic, political and cultural issues in the department. Some local personalities are the subject of portraits. All the subjects are treated in an original way and can be found on the Quidam website.

Terre Marine FM covers with three frequencies the department of Charente-Maritime and a part of Charente. Defining itself as a "hits & dance" radio, it offers songs that put you in a good mood. During the day and from 10 am, it broadcasts every 20 minutes of road news with the situation in real time, a Club ranking, on Saturday from 4 to 6 pm and the After from Monday to Friday from 4 pm which evokes the news people and unusual. In the morning, Morning is on until 10am!

TSF, outdated you say? Not in Le Havre, which boasts France's oldest amateur radio club. The Société havraise de Télégraphie Sans Fil was founded in 1921. Since then, it has been recognized as an association of public utility, and some of its members - still numerous - are members of Adrasec 76 and could be requisitioned in the event of a natural disaster or triggering of the Orsec plan. So it's all very serious. But the fact remains that amateur radio operators spend a lot of quality time listening to their compatriots from all over the world, and take advantage of the opportunity to distill some good news from green Normandy.

Valence is a city in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of France. The city offers a variety of activities and sights to discover. Visitors can stroll through the city's historic center, with its cobbled streets and medieval buildings. The Cathedral of Saint Apollinaire is another place of interest, with its impressive Gothic architecture. Art lovers can visit the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Valence, which houses a collection of works of art ranging from the Middle Ages to the present day. For nature lovers, the banks of the Rhône offer beautiful walks and green spaces in which to relax. Valence is also renowned for its gastronomy, with many restaurants offering local specialties.

This regional daily newspaper has two sections, the first common to all departmental editions covers national and international news, it is La Dépêche du Midi, the second only covers news from eastern Lot-et-Garonne, it is "La Dépêche du Lot-et-Garonne". It also offers a TV supplement on Sundays.

It's the country's radio station. Its first broadcast took place on August 16, 1981. Founded under the name CASTEL 102, which became CASTEL FM , better known as CFM, it broadcasts to a radius of 50 km, with a coverage area of 30 km. CFM radio focuses on local information, covering municipal and community news in the Marmandais, Tonneinquais, Casteljaloux and surrounding areas, Aiguillon and Miramont de Guyenne. A general-interest radio station with 30 volunteers and 4 salaried staff, it offers a varied and attractive program schedule.

ARL Aquitaine Radio Live is a regional independent radio station created in 1984 and based in Langon in the Gironde region of France. It broadcasts music, local news, games and current affairs over a large part of the New Aquitaine region. Local news is covered and on weekends, the station focuses on sports news and lives as a radio partner of the SUA-LG, whose matches it broadcasts live. The different frequencies : Marmande : 90.0 ; Agen and Nérac : 98.1 ; ARL is part of the association lesindesradio.fr.

News and information on vintage motorcycles: tests, model dossiers, clubs, etc.

Web TV devoted to motorcycle, scooter and quad news, with a wide range of reports, tests and more.

Antenne d'Oc is a local community radio station that has been broadcasting since 1993. You can receive Antenne d'Oc waves at 88.1 MHz in Cahors and Figeac, 93.7 MHz in Prayssac and 105.3 MHz in Gourdon. Antenne d'Oc is an associative radio, without advertising, very popular with the youth of the Lot. It broadcasts local news, literature and music. It is a frequency based on the love of the Occitan language and works to ensure that the language is perpetuated through numerous programs in the langue d'oc. An essential radio station in the region!

Made in Alsace is first and foremost a label that promotes Alsace and introduces you to the region in an original way. Brad Wurscht, the magazine's quirky and hilarious character, takes you on a voyage of discovery of local places and recipes. Made in Alsace also distributes tourist information maps, useful for travelers as well as locals wishing to discover (or rediscover) their beautiful region. Visit the online store and download the free Made in Alsace application (itineraries, addresses, tips...).

Weelz is an independent internet magazine that is a must for lovers of two-wheelers. Created more than 10 years ago by Xavier Cadeau, this site encourages the practice of cycling in its own right and shows that this means of transport is more logical, more ecological and also more economical than our usual car. Whether you are sporty or not, everyone can become a cyclist, no matter what your age, there is a vehicle for everyone! This site writes free articles on current events, society, art and culture, ecology, innovation and product tests to find the right vehicle for your physiology, needs and preferences.

Magazine for families packed with nice ideas, strong topics such as cooking and the taste to do together. An agenda brings together all the events proposed by the region. A bi-monthly one already indispensable.

This is a quarterly popular science magazine for the general public. It specializes in the historical and natural sciences. We get to the heart of scientific research: the content is mainly provided by scientists, but there are also reports, interviews and news. In reading the pages of Espèces, even the most seasoned of readers will always discover an anecdote, a surprising fact of which they were unaware. If you want to keep abreast of the latest scientific developments, this is the magazine to have!

Born in 1999, the 20-something university radio is still fresh! Forerunner (with Jet and Sun) on the subject of digital radio, Prun' sees things in big. The first university radio in Nantes has a permanent antenna (92FM)! Highly specialized music programming, inquisitive editors and all kinds of good deals: The Place to beat, Le Labo des savoirs... Eclecticism is a must: the program schedule is composed of numerous musical, cultural and news programs as well as daily information programs: electro, hip-hop, reggae, rock, metal, house, techno, cinema, theater, web, politics, society, campus life... Finally, as a real community media, Prun' is 250 volunteers, 45 musical programs, 25 thematic programs, 2 daily programs, 13,700 daily listeners in Nantes, countless musical and crazy events. To listen without moderation!

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.

Nancy, a city in northeastern France, is home to national radio station RTL on 105.1 FM. Listeners can tune in to RTL in Nancy by tuning their radio to this frequency. RTL is a popular radio station offering a variety of programs, including news, entertainment, sports and music.

It is one of the many local radio stations that broadcast in the department. If its birth dates from the 1980s, it took its current name in 2004. Listening to it, you will of course think of Ronsard's muse from whom it borrowed its first name. Generalist, Hélène FM offers many programs throughout the day with in the morning and from 4pm to 8pm national, local and practical information on the country of Aunis and the department, but also columns, games ... a good atmosphere on this radio station.

The Zénith in Dijon will host this year's Miss France 2014 election. The city's mayor, François Rebsamen, confirmed this information at the inauguration of the city's Spring Fair. The Zénith de Dijon is a concert hall located in the city of Dijon. It is known for hosting concerts, shows and sporting events. The Zénith has a capacity of over 8,000 and boasts excellent acoustics. It is easily accessible by car and public transport.

Skieur Magazine is a unique way to share your passion for freeride and freestyle skiing. Escape to the most beautiful spots on the ski planet with superb photo reports! The magazine features five issues a year, plus two special issues and DVDs. You'll be able to make the right choices for your equipment thanks to exclusive equipment tests carried out by our journalists (annual "special ski tests" issue and "new equipment" sections to be published in each issue). You can also share your passion for skiing with rider interviews and all the latest news from the world of skiing!

While national frequencies sometimes lack originality and local news, local radio stations such as Radio Pays d'Hérault appear to be a formidable alternative. RPH, as it is nicknamed, is available on three frequencies in the department: 89.0 (on the Piscénois), 96.7 (on the Clermontais) and 102.9 (on the Lodévois). This associative and commercial-free radio station, created in 1986, is run by passionate employees and volunteers. They broadcast from two studios (Montagnac and Saint-André-de-Sangonis) and devote themselves fully to the local area. Music, culture, heritage, citizenship... its programming is all-inclusive.

Created in 1976, the Press Club has been able to renew itself and move in the right direction. With less of an inter-individual approach, more openness and events, the Press Club is experiencing a great dynamic and brings together more than 300 journalists and communicators around a new board headed by Jean-Pierre Vacher and a dynamic team. At a time when it is essential to decipher the news, the Press Club is setting up modules for media education and the fight against infoxes. For members, support and meetings to create a communication network. Futé likes the connected TV set and the directory format of a Club that plays together!

Becoming RVVS (diminutive of Radio Vexion Val de Seine, its original name), the station offers you many musical shows (from reggae to hardcore punk, passing really through all styles), informative, cultural, whether it's right info or movie. Rarer, some slices are targeted to different communities that are likely to receive RVVS waves: Haiti honey, Italoscopy… 

If we are waiting to discover every Tuesday "the best of Grenoble" in our mailbox, if you are (like us) subscribed to Les Mondaines, you must visit regularly the website (very well done) or dive into the Mondaines guide (Bon Sens #2) to discover the art of living in Grenoble. Les Mondaines is a female team that has been sharing its universe for 10 years (happy birthday) and pushing the door of good addresses classified by neighborhood or theme. Best restaurants, best brunches, best producers in Isère, but also shopping with Grenoble e-shop to stay in the local theme. Grenoble is more beautiful with the Mondaines.

Nancy is home to national radio station Europe 1 on 105.5 FM. Europe 1 offers a variety of programs, including news, entertainment and sports programs such as the Tour de France. The station is accessible in Nancy and the surrounding area.

Nancy is home to a national radio station, NRJ, which broadcasts on 107.1 FM. NRJ is a popular station offering varied programming, with hits broadcast regularly. The station is also known for its programs hosted by personalities such as Manu dans le 6/10 and C'Cauet. NRJ also offers games, online chat, horoscopes and videos.

The 100% French chanson radio, essentially broadcasts hits of the last two decades. In the morning, from Monday to Friday, after Hugo Barbey's "petit réveil" from 4 am to 6 am, it is now time for Alexandre Deboise and Tiffany's "Grand Réveil" from 6 am to 9 am, followed by "M comme Montiel" from 9 am to 12 pm. Oliver Boyon takes the "100 % détente" time slot from 12 pm to 4 pm before handing over to Nicolas Petit from 4 pm to 8 pm, then to Evelyne Adam who is here to listen to us in her "Allô Evelyne" show from 8 pm to 11 pm.

Extérieur Ouest Info is a video production company. Specializing in video production, it offers its services to both private individuals and professionals. Whether for private events such as weddings or anniversaries, or for professional needs such as promotional or corporate videos, Extérieur Ouest Info will meet your expectations.

What is a pasture? What is he using? Who are the alpagistes? Many other themes on Alpine pastures are discussed on this website of alpine economy companies. A pleasant and current site, with headings on mountain water, transhumance, the profession of shepherd, etc. For all knowledge on the mountain pastures that make the specific nature of the mountains of Haute-Savoie and the mountain trades with its annual International Festival. A quality informative website!

As its name suggests, Radio Campus is the radio station for the many students in Grenoble who want to listen to good music, but above all to keep abreast of the latest news, outings and good deals dedicated to them. It's a truly free radio station that's all about discovery, offering local and offbeat news, and opening its airwaves to many of the key players in Grenoble life. If you don't find the show you're looking for, you can submit a program project and help Radio Campus' shared antenna come alive. One of our not-to-be-missed programs is Apérophonie, where you can find out all about the latest cultural and general news in a friendly atmosphere.

Radio 8 is the necessary Ardennese radio to keep you informed of local news. You will also find the traffic information in real time and the latest sports results. Between musical hits and interviews across the department, the dynamic team of animators also offers you the opportunity to earn daily tickets for the region's best attractions: visit of the Han caves in Belgium, pass for the park of Argonne…

Radio Nord Bretagne is listened in an area ranging from Carhaix to Morlaix and until Lannion, but there it is Côtes d'Armor! Listen to information from Monday to Friday, several appointments: 7:45 am, 11:30 am, 12:30 am, 5:30 pm, 6:30 pm and midnight. Otherwise, there is also national and international news casts on RFI (Radio France Internationale) from 7 pm to 7:30 pm. Other shows offered: words to associations, meetings of North Brittany, the chronicles (practical life, health, and history), weather, and news flash... Without forgetting the non-stop music from 7:30 pm to 7:00 am!

A site dedicated to practical addresses for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy fishing and hunting. Quite comprehensive in terms of hunting, it lists all dedicated shows throughout France. A good source of information for dog and game breeders too.

Auto Moto is dedicated to automobile and motorcycle news. The magazine reviews new features, gives the results of comparative tests, proposes a purchasing guide, practical pages where security and equipment issues are handled.

A top-of-the-range magazine covering all the latest news on champagne and its houses, with sections on business news, new cuvées and vintages, executive and management appointments, tastings, portraits, surveys, festive events and more. It is published twice a year, in June and December. Bulles & Millésimes has also just launched an application (free to download on Apple and Android) for smartphones and tablets, listing the cuvées of numerous champagne brands, with full explanations.

A top-of-the-range bimonthly magazine about racing motorcycles and exceptional models. It features meetings with enthusiasts and specialists, legendary events, test rides and more.

A webradio on demand which since 2005 has been providing information on everything that is happening in Bordeaux: highlights, exhibitions, shows, discoveries, ideas for outings, literature, weather... All the information is the subject of written presentations and comments on the site and interviews conducted byFrédéric Dussarat which can be downloaded. The day-to-day agenda also allows you to discover a show at the last minute

Coze is Strasbourg's pocket-sized cultural magazine, perfect for taking with you wherever you go. Free of charge, it keeps all city dwellers up to date with local news month after month. Inside, you'll find ideas for evenings out, concerts, sporting events, operas, theaters and exhibitions. In addition to the magazine, Coze offers a website with an even more comprehensive agenda. The real strength of Coze lies in its practical format and rich content, giving you access to a wealth of cultural information at your fingertips.

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Le Point Éco Alsace is published by the Strasbourg Chamber of Commerce and Industry. It offers a wide panorama of the economic news of Alsace. You don't have to be a fan of economics to read it: this magazine and its online version are aimed at the widest possible audience with news dossiers and interviews highlighting local businesses and craftsmen. A perfect medium to discover the richness of the local economic fabric

This newspaper is about twenty pages long and provides agricultural and rural information. Part of the Réussir group (leader of the national and departmental agricultural press), this newspaper is one of the 52 titles of the departmental agricultural press. As its name suggests, the weekly highlights Charente-Maritime, whose agricultural areas occupy a large part of the territory, but also agriculture at the national level: viticulture, livestock.... This weekly also publishes legal notices, classified ads, practical services and advertisements. If you want to buy it, you will have to subscribe, because it cannot be sold by the unit or be satisfied with the news flashes available on the Internet.