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WEBUp-to-date information on what is happening in France for Britons and Americans, including strikes, new rules, crime, politics, elections and Paris Olympics.
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Scam alert in France: ‘Unpaid driving fine’ SMS with fake link
WEBJan 4, 2023 · A new scam about ‘unpaid parking fines’ is circulating via SMS in France, targeting millions of drivers with links to websites that appear genuine, but are actually aiming to steal your money. Many drivers may be fooled by these messages, especially as 11 million genuine fines were issued to drivers in 2021. Unpaid parking is the second ...
How to get a French health pass: A guide for residents and visitors
WEBOct 12, 2021 · Proof of Covid-19 status is required to enter most public venues in France. We explain how residents and tourists can get a French health pass. Everyone aged 12 and over is required to present a Covid health pass when entering the majority of public places in France, including restaurants, cafés, cinemas, museums, and theatres.
Brexit: What you can (and cannot) bring into France from UK
WEBDec 9, 2021 · The rules in detail include the following points: Meat and dairy. Meat, meat products (that do not 'look like' meat but are made from it) and milk and dairy products may not be brought in. This includes, eg. yoghurt, cheese, Bovril. Also included under dairy products are butter, ice-cream and cream. There is an exception for less than 2kg of ...
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France’s immigrants: We look at the trends in the latest official data
WEBAug 29, 2023 · 1975: 7.4%. 2010: 8.5%. 2022: 10.3%. However, the trend is not always linear. There was a decline in immigrants from 1931 (6.6%) to 1946 (5%). Numbers stabilised until the end of the 1990s, mainly as a result of the oil crises and the slowdown in labour immigration. Growth has picked up again since the early 2000s.
How to dispose of different waste items in France - The Connexion
WEBSep 7, 2023 · Larger items, like broken windows, mirrors, dishes and bowls should be taken to the glass container at the municipal dump or, for reusable items, given to a reuse centre such as the charity Emmaus. In the yellow recycling bin: Paper and cardboard (packaging paper, pizza boxes, milk cartons, books and paper etc.)
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