Bouches-du-Rhône
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Météo France issues a yellow alert for storms and rain in the department, while Arles hosts the Literary Translation Conference.
After significant summer renovations, the Berthier swimming pool in Arles reopened its doors on Monday, November 2, 2026, revealing new pools and an artistic work.
A week after the storms, a dozen bull farms are affected, struggling to drain water and feed their animals.
Construction work on the future pedestrian and cycle path continues, affecting traffic on the bridge over the RN 113.
The City of Arles is setting up a system to assist residents affected by recent rains and floods.
The city is deploying resources to assist victims and monitoring the Vigueirat river's rise.
Public electronic consultation begins November 1st, with adoption planned for January 1st, 2027.
The Vallée des Baux-Alpilles Community of Communes announces the closure of the Grès recycling center following heavy rainfall.
Following damage caused by the Mediterranean episode, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry is setting up an aid system for affected professionals.
A new residents' association, supported by ACCM, launches local initiatives to foster resident development and community living.
The closing event of the Mental Health Information Weeks highlighted art and personal stories to break down taboos.
Valentin Welsch and Liam Delemare, who started at the Arles Rugby Club, shared their experience with the youth rugby school.
