Tobacco trafficking dismantled in Caen; the accommodation of migrants from Ouistreham is experiencing some failures; an impressive building site at Bayeux cathedral; we know the date of the tulip race against cancer in Falaise; and the entries for the musical contest of the young talents in Normandy, in Vire, are open. Here are the main news of this Tuesday, November 6, 2018, at 18 h.
Caen: dismantled tobacco trafficking
The police in Caen (Calvados) arrested a dozen people involved in the smuggling and counterfeiting of cigarettes. The man suspected of being the head of the network will be tried Wednesday, November 7, 2018.
Ouistreham: the shelter of migrants starts in slow motion
On October 25, 2018, the prefect announced, for Monday, November 5, 2018, the opening of beds in Caen for migrants from Ouistreham and the creation of a maraud to take them there. What is really J +2?
Discover our investigation: Slice of life of a night, with the migrants of Ouistreham and Ouistreham: the shelter of the migrants starts idling
Bayeux: an extraordinary building site at the cathedral
This Tuesday, November 6, 2018, stonecutters and metalworkers work at the top of the spiers of the cathedral of Bayeux. A site at 78 meters high, which implements an impressive platform.
Discover our photo gallery: Bayeux. Companions storming the spiers of the cathedral
Cliff. The 22nd edition of the Tulip Races is already preparing
The five co-organizers and the Lions club have set the date for the next edition of this fundraising race to fight cancer. It will take place on April 15, 2019. Pending the opening of registrations, the organizers are still looking for sponsors.
Fired. A competition to find the young Norman talents
Registration for the 5th edition of the Musical Competition for Young Talents in Normandy is open. The tests will take place in January 2019, in Vire. "We have seen 45 candidates last year," says Isabelle Legravey, director of the Vire Conservatory of Music, which organizes, with the association Classical music young talents in the land of the Alps and Normandy.