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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.

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 !

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!

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.

Villeréal is a charming commune in the Lot-et-Garonne department. It ranks 17th in the department's classification. Villeréal is known for its architectural heritage, including the town's chapel. For nature lovers, there are many hiking trails and lakes in the area. The commune also boasts numerous shops and services, including real estate agencies, banks, restaurants and boutiques. The Office de Tourisme Coeur de Bastides - Bureau de Villeréal is also on hand to provide visitors with tourist information. For further information, please contact the establishments concerned directly.

France 3 Nouvelle-Aquitaine keeps you in touch with what's happening in your town! It's one of 24 France TV stations. Since its creation in 1962, it has been broadcasting from Bordeaux, but also covers the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, with a population of over 6 million! Several local editions are broadcast depending on where you live: Bordeaux, Mont-de-Marsan or Bayonne. Local sporting events are sometimes broadcast, such as certain L1 matches.

Bordeaux Tourisme's webzine takes you on a trip that's 100% local. You'll be able to take advantage of nature escapades, original leisure activities and good deals for bon vivants. Fill up on great ideas for exploring the city, far from the beaten track. And if you're looking for a family outing, with or without children, with your loved ones or with friends, the webzine has a weekly list of the best weekend activities and outings. Want to cultivate your curiosity on a daily basis? Visit the Tourist Office website for all reservations.

Swing FM is the place to listen to jazz, gospel and blues in Limoges. Since 1989, this community radio station has been rocking the airwaves to the rhythm of timeless standards and new talents on the current scene. Programs such as Swingtime plunge you into the world of great creators such as Ellington and Basie, as well as contemporary musicians. On Sunday mornings, enjoy an hour of non-stop gospel music. On Saturday evenings, enjoy two hours of deep blues. In addition to its varied programming, Swing FM boasts a website rich in cultural content.

Since 1993, Avions has been presenting readers with profiles of aircraft types, air forces and remarkable pilots. Covering all periods of aviation history from its beginnings, and in many countries, with a wealth of black-and-white photographs, drawings, sketches and color profiles, Avions also features in-depth subjects developed over several issues. The magazine, published by Lela Presse in Le Vigen, is not available on newsstands.

Publisher Fanlac is an 80-year-old Périgord institution. Long based in Périgueux, it has chosen to return to its stronghold in Périgord Noir. Alice, the third generation to take over the reins, has had her work cut out negotiating the modernity of this publishing house with its strong regional roots. This has now been achieved, with a rejuvenated editorial line and detective fiction (Ab intestat and Springsteen-sur-Seine) and children's fiction (La tour penchée de la Vermondie) collections that are on a roll. Discover their books in bookshops throughout the Dordogne.

For over 30 years, Cristal FM 106.7 has covered a large part of the Dordogne and Périgord Noir regions. Located in Terrasson near the "Jardins de l'imaginaire", at the crossroads of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine and Occitanie regions, it has become the most listened-to local radio station in its area. The new program schedule offers not only top-quality musical programming, but also programs focusing on local cultural, associative, economic and political life. It also offers a wide range of daily local, national and international news, as well as health, cinema, new technologies, well-being and much more! Active 24 hours a day, listen to Cristal FM and you could win tickets to some of the biggest festivals and tourist attractions in the Périgord region.

Télévision du Bassin d'Arcachon is an association that broadcasts local programmes on the Internet. The subjects covered are varied: heritage, dynamics of cultural, sporting or economic initiatives... In short, it is the chain of those who make up the Basin: the inhabitants and the actors who value the heritage. The site offers many reports and aims to be broadcast on cable networks.

Le Populaire du Centre is a leading regional daily in Haute-Vienne. Founded in 1905, it offers comprehensive coverage of local news, with a particular focus on events in Limoges and the surrounding region. The editorial team, headed by Olivier Chapperon, is committed to providing reliable, high-quality information, supported by a network of journalists throughout the département. Available in print and digital versions, the newspaper also offers varied, in-depth content on local topics such as culture, the economy, sport and community life.

The Club de la Presse de Bordeaux is an association under the French law of 1901 that brings together journalists from Bordeaux and the surrounding region, information and communication professionals, companies and local authorities, as well as journalism and communication students. It organizes meetings between professionals in the region, and offers training courses, brainstorming sessions, conferences, social gatherings, job offers and more.

Radio Cap-Ferret, the radio of the summer! Since 2004, the radio has been broadcasting in the summer from July to the end of August and must obtain temporary permission each year to broadcast its programmes on the air. The programmes are now well known locally and expected by all. Sleepovers, every day at 11am, are humorous chronicles. From 12pm to 1pm, we meet the "Radio Cap Ferret guest". In the evening from 7pm to 9pm, "les terrasses" offers a kind of newspaper divided into small sections: local, files, personalities, cinema, theatre, art and events. The whole is punctuated by an eclectic musical program!

Since 1996, La Dépêche du Bassin has been the weekly news weekly of the Bassin d'Arcachon in tabloid format. On newsstands every Thursday, it is available at all newsstands in the Basin. About ten press correspondents cover the news from all the communes concerned. It is the ideal medium for keeping up to date with everything that's happening in the Basin and Val de l'Eyre: events, sports and leisure, cultural news and practical life. The essentials of local life!

Clubs et Concerts is a must-have in the Bordeaux events press. For over thirty years now, this little free pocket diary has been keeping the people of Bordeaux Métropole up to date with the latest events. The professional, independent editorial team is packed with enthusiasts: Bruno, Stéphanie, Julie, Jean-Luc, Pierre, Joël, Nicolas, Guillaume and Visant. They're all committed to helping you discover the region's cultural outings. Each month, some thirty events are presented in a light-hearted but serious tone!

Le Courrier de l'Ouest, a regional daily, covers Maine-et-Loire and Deux-Sèvres (headquartered in Angers) through five editions. It is part of the Ouest-France group, no. 1 in the local press. For all the latest news, cultural and leisure activities in the département, check it out online or in print. As the second largest daily newspaper in the Deux-Sèvres region, it's an excellent way to find a site to visit, a store, a hiking trail, a show or an exhibition to see...

Based in St-Cyprien, the "canard du Périgord" is a collaborative and participative newspaper that is particularly well-sourced and well-informed. Readers suggest topics, events, addresses... and the editorial team sorts them out. The result is a friendly, lively "canard", in touch with its region and the people who bring it to life. The website is up to date with events of all kinds, and the well-chosen classified ads are full of good deals. A very nice duck, this magpie!

This weekly newspaper, whose editorial staff is based in Marmande, is published every Thursday. Its distribution area covers the whole western part of the department. News, politics, economy, culture, sports: life in communes such as Duras, Miramont-de-Guyenne, Marmande, Tonneins, Casteljaloux, Damazan, Nérac and the surrounding villages is examined in detail. The newspaper is a mine of practical information and lists all the festive events in the area.

Bordeaux is a dynamic and cultural city, offering a wide range of activities to suit all tastes. Art lovers can visit the new exhibitions at the Musée des Beaux-Arts, which offers an original approach to sculpture. History buffs can discover Château Pape Clément, an exceptional Grand Cru with a singular history. For music lovers, the Bordeaux Open Air festival returns this summer for its sixth edition. Nature lovers can enjoy Ocean Days on the Promenade Sainte-Catherine, in collaboration with a Bordeaux-based company. Families will also be delighted by the "Fête à Calixte" village festival in the city center. Finally, gourmets can enjoy delicious smash burgers at Smash Smash, or take a sweet break at one of the city's best spots. Bordeaux offers a multitude of activities to satisfy all visitors, whether in terms of culture, gastronomy or entertainment.

Brive-la-Gaillarde is home to local radio station Breniges FM 95.6. This radio station offers varied programming and is very popular with local residents.

Gayfree Radio is a general associative webradio created in March 2010. Its webcast is continuous. In addition to music of all kinds and all ages, this self-proclaimed LGBT webradio, the programme of debate and topical programming on themes of discrimination and equal rights for all.