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Who doesn't look forward to Stemp magazine Calvados? Whether it's at the hairdresser's or in the stores, we go looking for it as soon as it comes out. It's normal, it's chic with its beautiful glossy paper and its photos of local celebrities. It finds the good deals and keeps us informed of the latest trends without going overboard. Its positive information, its portraits of personalities, and also all the festive life... Stemp is above all a dating magazine. The website allows you to browse through the latest issue! Have a good read!

The Groupe de Particuliers à Particuliers was founded in 1975 by Catherine Neressis and Patrick Joly. Today, he represents the first French real estate press group. Its purpose is to provide individuals with a set of publications and services to complete any real estate transaction without intermediaries. The group has 270 professional persons spread over 12 sites, about 7 507 693 visits and about 80 000 000 pages viewed per month (Source source, January 2011) on all Internet sites. Weekly, in a few figures, a national distribution of nearly 100 000 copies, between 30 000 and 50 000 ads distributed by number and 885 000 readers per week.

Did you know that you only have to go to the site of the Paris City Hall and subscribe to send you by mail, the quarterly magazine of the City of Paris, which informs you about its actions (services, social, culture, sport…) and on the life of the city? In Paris, it wants to be as complete as possible by proposing many headings such as: Cultural agenda, Spatial planning, Urban planning, Associations, Culture, Education, Environment, Exhibitions, Literary, Leisure, Cultural Heritage, City Policy, Portraits, Social, Solidarity, Exit, Sports, Public Transport, Urban Transport, Urban Planning…

Created in 2009, Le Bonbon is a free monthly urban magazine. It covers news in Paris, going out, food and drink and all kinds of trends. The magazine also covers the cities of Bordeaux, Lille, Lyon, Marseille, Nantes and Toulouse. The website is well developed, it allows you to follow local news, recommends good addresses and decrypts new trends and pop culture. Le Bonbon also organizes numerous events, which are obviously reported in the magazine's columns, and which are very popular.

As its name suggests, this is a magazine for children. On the menu: a guide to outings (e.g. children's afternoon at the Forum des Images) - an inventory of book and music releases, a programme of Paris-Mômes events and "good deals" not to be missed. Competitions are set up, reinforcing the interaction between the editorial team and its readership. It's very lively, well thought out, well done, and exhaustively lists everything there is to do. Parents will find a wealth of ideas!

Auto Heroes is a quarterly magazine that defines itself as "The magazine of men and cars of character". Inside, you will find articles about great drivers, legendary car races, mythical manufacturers and models, as well as movie stars and their cars. It's a magazine that combines the theme of vintage cars and men's lifestyle. Special editions and special series are to be kept preciously. An online store Heroes Shop allows you to buy objects related to cars or motorcycles.

Launched in 2012 by the François Sommer Foundation and Éditions Glénat, Billebaude is a magazine of exploration and reflection on the representations of nature. Thanks to the contributions of journalists, artists and researchers addressing a theme around an animal or nature. Each issue links the worlds of research, art and environmental management and is accompanied by a series of conferences and meetings at the Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature.

Collector car enthusiasts can't miss the monthly release of Autoretro magazine on newsstands. You can read detailed tests, comparisons between different models, unique experiences such as trips abroad in vintage cars and exciting reports. A racing section evokes races and great drivers from the old days. The buyer's guide is very useful for its advice concerning the purchase of a specific vehicle with its rating. Not forgetting the classified ads! Older issues available for purchase on the website.

Octane is a quarterly magazine specializing in exceptional classic cars. A reference magazine in the field, it is published in five countries. A high-quality magazine for lovers of vintage vehicles and the related art of living. Beautifully photographed reports highlight the beauty of these vehicles. Highlights include the Mini Cooper S on its ^60th anniversary, Jim Clark's test drive of the Lotus Elan and Cortina, and a presentation of the Lamborghini V12.

La Vie Corrézienne, the first weekly newspaper in the department, is a local news paper which, every Friday, offers a broad overview of the life of the communes and their inhabitants. Thanks to more than 250 correspondents and local collaborators spread across the 250 corners of the country, this newspaper can pride itself on being the showcase for the cultural, sporting and legal events that animate the territories of Corrèze. A very comprehensive magazine which, in addition to the week's TV programme in colour, publishes classified ads and cinema programming. The website publishes daily news.

TopGear magazine is a bi-monthly magazine derived from the famous British TV show "TopGear" on BBC Worldwide. In this magazine, readers can follow all the latest news on sports cars, supercars and exceptional cars. The magazine features test drives and focuses on models, illustrated with numerous photos. A captivating magazine, in the same spirit as the show. Indispensable for fans of the show and to know everything about modern sports cars, mythical cars and supercars.

The Citroën France Club publishes twice a year the club magazine known as L'Engrenage. All club members receive it in paper format. It is a very useful media to know everything about the news of the club and the world of the Citroënists. It is also a link between the members of the club. In the program of this magazine, we find the news of the classic car, the events in which the club participates, the program of the exits and events to come, as well as files focus on models of the mark, technical files, restoration...

Newspaper as popular as white wolf, as it is widespread in almost all France, Le Progrès, founded in Lyon, is available in much of the Hexagon, including Jura. It appears in the department and covers all of its actuality, be it political, sports, economic, cultural… The pages of various facts and classifieds are not forgotten. You can opt for the digital subscription (on mobiles and tablets) with several packages to choose from, many of which are combined with the paper version.

La Voix du Jura is a copious local weekly that has been keeping the people of the Jura informed for over 100 years. It talks about the events of the department to its inhabitants and to all those who want to know more about the region and to get into the news of the Jura country. Published every Thursday, La Voix du Jura provides information on culture, sports, news, politics and the local economy. Its head office has always been in Lons-le-Saunier, with a branch in Dole. Its website offers a summary of the content of the paper.

Vélo Vert Magazine is a monthly magazine dedicated to mountain biking and electrically assisted mountain biking news, and special reference issues. It features interviews with riders, advice on how to maintain your mountain bike, a calendar of rides and races in France and many other sections such as, for example, all the latest news on emblematic mountain bike riders, technical tests of the latest bikes, as well as practical advice. And every year, the magazine selects and elects "the mountain bike of the year".

In this cultural calendar for Niort and the surrounding area, you'll discover the city's major institutions, and in particular its stages and other artistic platforms: l'Acclameur, le Moulin du Roc, le CAMJI, le Pavillon Grappelli, le Pilori. Take the pulse of this dynamic city by browsing the calendar of museums and media libraries. You'll find outings for young and old, unmissable nuggets, sporting events and festivals. So you'll want to stay and enjoy the bucolic charm of the banks of the Sèvre.

Website and magazine created for and by mothers, with lots of advice for children aged 0-6, testimonials and tests, alongside in-depth articles by professionals. The magazine is available on newsstands and free of charge from crèches, PMIs, maternity wards, gynecologists and pediatricians. Moms can also become bloggers and/or editors for the site! Dads can also apply to share information and tips with a community of parents.

This monthly magazine for the general public is an institution. It is dedicated to the education of babies and young children, with many tips and testimonials to help parents in all their daily activities, age by age. The magazine covers topics ranging from pregnancy to education, with many practical tips and advice from professionals. Parents is also available on the Internet with a very rich site and many forums. You can also subscribe to the dedicated newsletters.

A free bimonthly magazine for children aged 6 to 12, Récré Mag is distributed in over 2,000 partner outlets across France, in schools, cultural networks (theaters, museums, libraries), institutions (town halls, tourist offices) and retail outlets, as well as in the world of early childhood (crèches, maternity wards). Fun and educational, Récré Mag tackles every subject (news, history, geography, culture, etc.) to help you better understand the world. There's also a wide range of competitions sponsored by the magazine's partners. Circulation: over 175,000 copies.

Bimonthly magazine on child and adolescent psychology, with many advices for parents, to be well in their head and in their body and to help their children to grow up well. Several headings, accessible from the website: growing up well, feeding oneself, building oneself, learning, blossoming, better understanding. But also answers to your questions, recipe ideas, the latest books on child psychology, without forgetting the possibility of downloading past issues, as well as special issues.

Monthly edutainment magazine for children aged 3 to 6 years old with, in each issue, a rhyme, a short story, a long illustrated story and games to discover books, pictures and words in a fun way. And in each issue, three pages of stickers to tell stories, play and create. Your toddler improves his fine motor skills. He plays, has fun and grows at his own pace. With all the stories, your child improves his vocabulary. Toupie is the magazine that accompanies children during their kindergarten years.

Live the Pyrenees all year round with Pyrenees Magazine! In each issue, the editorial staff takes you with passion to the heart of the Pyrenees, to meet what makes its unique character! From the Basque country to the Cathar country, Pyrenees Magazine invites you to travel and discover!

Bi monthly educational media that accompanies the first steps towards reading. Abricot targets 3-5 year olds with imitation games, observation and comparison games to develop their vocabulary, but also stories to develop their imagination; coloring; stories with stickers and songs. To give your toddlers a taste for reading, Abricot Mes 7 histoires préférées and its little hero Pistou is made for them! Abricot Jeux in the same collection offers nursery rhymes, stories, games and coloring!

Quarterly magazine of the National Federation of Schools for Parents and Educators (FNEPE) which reflects the particular and complementary approach of those involved in the field of education of the ECE while providing reference points and insights necessary to understand social and family transformations. The magazine, under the eyes of professionals, deals with current educational and societal research, practical issues of daily life, and actions carried out in the field by ECEs.

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.

A bimonthly magazine dedicated to children's education, with clear tips for parents concerned about their children's well-being - first day of school, school support, leisure activities, outings, etc. Good plans, cultural diary, food, cinema, environment, exhibitions, games, books, leisure, home, fashion, nutrition, psychology, health, tourism and practical life are among the various sections offered by "Famille Mag". Back issues can be purchased online. A QR code gives direct access to the Facebook profile of pourtoutelafamille.com.

Bimedia that is aimed at future and young mothers of babies and children under 6 years old, active and urban. Every 2 months, you will find, among other things, baby care lessons, information on baby nutrition, tests, ideas for family trips, fashion and beauty for children, etc. Don't forget to subscribe to the different newsletters to be informed of the latest news. You can also find your magazine in digital version, on social networks or in application on your smartphone.

This new weekly, on the newsstand on Thursday, is gradually growing in the Biterrois. It deals with general and local news and sensation information - celebrities, scandals, controversial topics…

Flat 6 is the reference magazine dedicated to the Porsche brand, for over 30 years. Every month, enthusiasts of the German sports brand find tests and comparisons of recent and old models, retrospectives, presentation of new products, reports on races and events. We appreciate the buying guide on a specific model, as well as the "travel diary" section aboard a Porsche on picturesque roads. Also noteworthy are the classified ads, as well as the Flat 6 rating and the Porsche clubs.

Terres Catalanes, a quarterly devoted to the Catalan territory, lifts the veil on all the beauty and richness of our remarkable region through fascinating subjects. This magazine is intended for all lovers of unusual walks and totally unexpected cultural discoveries, but also for lovers of authenticity and gourmet pleasures. The beautifully illustrated articles in Terres Catalanes are brilliant tributes to this land of blood and gold. A magazine that, over the years, has established itself as a reference.

The Farandole newspaper is the monthly magazine for outings and leisure activities in more than forty communes. It lists all the festive events, from village festivals to flea markets, exhibitions and carnivals. Farandole is published by the Association for the Development of Cultural and Tourist Information (A. D. I. C. T.). It is available in many shops, tourist offices, etc. The website is very rich in information. Numerous headings are proposed, all oriented on the discovery of the territory

La République des Pyrénées is the^{No. 1} daily newspaper in Béarn and Soule, with 143,000 readers every day. Loyalty continues online, with a dynamic website updated throughout the day. On Sunday evenings, sports results are broadcast live, and our social networks boast over 145,000 subscribers. Facts of the day, news from Pau, local news from Béarn and Soule, national and international pages, sports... La Rép is a must. The supplements and special issues are particularly well done: summer guide, restaurants...

Created in 1837, l'Écho de la Lys is a regional weekly newspaper covering the area between Saint-Omer and Béthune, including the communes of Thérouanne, Aire-sur-la-Lys (where the editorial office is located) and Lillers. With a print run of nearly 6,000 copies per month, you will find it every Thursday in your press office. If you want to know what's going on in the Lys region and if you're not yet in the region, the newspaper has an online version, some of whose content is accessible free of charge 24 hours a day.

It is a weekly newspaper that remains anchored in the agricultural and rural world, but has opened up more widely to the local economy, particularly the craft industry. The editorial staff also deals with departmental information with special pages for the Bergeracois, the Périgord Vert, the Périgord Noir and the Vallée de l'Isle. The newspaper extends its sections to culture, gastronomy and regional books, with a final magazine page. The publishing company, SERP, also publishes a summer magazine, Chemins de traverse. You will also find legal notices.

Emma Lassort is the only journalist based in the Dordogne, with the help of a few correspondents, to run this Catholic weekly with other regional editions. It's a newspaper of conviction that seeks to speak to the inhabitants of its territory. In addition to religious topics, both national and local, it publishes general and local news. The subjects covered are as varied as its team. It is also a newspaper authorized to publish legal notices. Published on Fridays.

This international, national, regional, departmental and local news daily represents more than one million readers in 8 departments. In the summer, the newspaper offers many holiday appointments with information on festivals, events, concerts and all the events of the season. The website is particularly well done, and its electronic subscription version is increasingly in demand. The Dordogne editorial office, based in Périgueux, also has offices and journalists in Bergerac and Sarlat.

This weekly local news magazine for the Sarlat district covers local news, events, sports and entertainment: it's the reference medium for the locals. Its original circulation area is the Sarlat arrondissement, stretching from Villefranche-du-Périgord to Terrasson, Hautefort and Thenon, as well as neighbouring communes in the Lot department. Circulation is around 6,000. It is also a newspaper dedicated to the publication of official legal announcements. A benchmark!

Mag2 Lyon is the monthly magazine that turns Lyon on. Yes, Futé could have said that it lights up the city - and it's true - but finds it more amusing to say that it lights up, since it never refrains from bringing out subjects that don't necessarily appeal to all Lyonnais, especially the "powerful" ones. Mag2 Lyon is an independent monthly magazine, free in tone and tone, which covers all subjects: politics, economy, society, health, culture, sports, but also gastronomy, fashion, leisure and cars... Mag2 Lyon is distinguished by its regular prize lists.

A free monthly magazine with a circulation of 15,000 copies, Octopus offers a pretty model and beautiful photographs. Available at more than 500 points throughout the department, it is one of the references for all those who like to go out, move and discover. Through its articles, interviews and reviews, the magazine covers all fields: cinema news, exhibitions, gastronomy, sport, trends, motorcycles, new technologies and housing. It complements its smartphone application, and is regularly accompanied by special issues, including an annual cultural season publication in October. A reference for local leisure and culture information.

Founded in 1944, the newspaper deals with local political, cultural, social, associative or sporting life with a very humanist vision. Italso publishes legal notices. Supplements are published, including reports on various social issues (cars, good tips, elections, etc.). Le Semeur relies on a dense network of correspondents in the countryside and on excellent journalists in Clermont-Ferrand. On its website, you can buy the week's issue, subscribe or consult the legal notices for free.

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.

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.

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 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.