Living in France
Useful information about living in France.

The Lost in France social network helps you to expand your network of friends
in France, you can share photos, videos, stay up to date and create or join
groups. To get started just login to Lost in France and visit the
Community page or if you
haven't yet joined click
here
to register for free.
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This is a useful site for both French and non French speakers that gives a list of French products that have been recalled for safety or other reasons...
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One small but often asked question about houses in France is whether it's possible to have an English style letter box where the post is delivered to the doormat rather than in a box outside and for some of us quite a distance from the front door...
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A
map and list of the administrative departments in France and their corresponding
department numbers in order of region.
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In France wood is usually bought by the
cord which is a unit of volume used to measure firewood a cord should be a neat stack of logs 3m x 1m x 1m, some suppliers will sell by the
stere a smaller measurement of equating to 1/3rd of a cord...
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Enjoy the warm glow of an open fire in your French home, from open fires to wood burners Dave Robins takes a look at which woods are
best for burning and the most efficient methods of heating your home using wood.
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Living in France and want to get married? A civil wedding in France requires legal procedures and advance planning, as well as a minimum stay of 4 weeks and blood tests to complete the necessary documentation prior to the legal ceremony....
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How to register the birth of your child in France as a UK National and obtain a birth certificate...
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An EU fact sheet on schools and education in France, detailing primary, secondary,
further education and universities.
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French emergency numbers and other essential phone numbers for you to print out & keep...
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SOS Help is a voluntary community service offering emotional support to English-speaking people in France...
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These days more and more English people are moving to France, for either part of each year, or permanently or are retiring to a home in the sun, sadly some marriages breakdown...
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Domestic violence knows no boundaries and it affects women of all ages, colours, creeds and social backgrounds...
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