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Bilingual guide helps English-speakers access emergency healthcare in France
A number system helps people communicate better with emergency services
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French village latest to end door-to-door rubbish collection
The €1 million project is intended to ‘reduce anti-social waste behaviour’
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Could France soon become cashless?
Cash use is declining except in certain specific situations
Brexit updates - May 2018
The latest news

• June 19 has been set to hear the appeal in the Amsterdam case which is seeking an ECJ ruling that Britons’ EU citizenship can survive Brexit.
• Liberal Democrats in France have an update and discussion about Brexit in Paris on May 14. See www.tinyurl.com/Brexit-LD.
• British Embassy outreach meetings are being held on: May 15, Limoges; May 23, Cahors; May 28, Périgueux; June 18, Aude; June 26, Nîmes and July 11, Montpellier (see the British Embassy Paris Facebook).
• Several expats on social media have flagged up another unresolved area Brexit could affect – hardship bourses (grants) for pupils and students as they are for French or EU citizens. It thus might make school or university more costly for young Britons.
• A UK parliament debate proposing that MPs must be given a ‘no Brexit’ option when they vote on ‘the deal’ has been moved for a second time, to June 11.