We send out a small selection of news, features, opinion and advice articles on a daily basis via our newsletter (see below for an example from this week).

The idea is to inform you about what's going on in France in terms of news as well as entertain you (hopefully) with a selection of features that shed a little light on the country as well as on the French themselves and the language they speak.

We also offer advice articles that range from subjects such as working in France to buying a house, to seeking French nationality.

All in all we think it's a useful newsletter to get straight into your inbox once a day, especially if you live in France or visit regularly.

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Here's an example of a newsletter from this week...

Good afternoon from the City of White, Paris was lying under a think blanket of snow on Wednesday - around 15cm thick to be precise, after the heaviest snowfall since 1987 no less. And it caused absolute chaos to transport. Roads were blocked, drivers slept in cars, and trains and flights were cancelled. Here's all the LATEST info. So the question everyone in France is asking is: If we knew the snow was coming, which we did... and if it was only 15cm, which it was, then why did it cause so much chaos, and should authorities have been better prepared? See link below for the answer. How could 15cm of snow cause so much travel chaos around Paris? But the snow wasn't all about travel chaos. On our homepage we also have videos of Parisians taking to the streets of Montmartre with their skis. We have incredible images of some of France's most famed tourist attractions like you've never seen them before and of course we have pics of Paris in the snow. And in other news French president Emmanuel Macron has accepted Donald Trump's invitation to visit the US. Features Given it's winter and given it's nearly Valentine's Day and given that France is simply full of romantic towns, we've decided to pick out a few of the best to visit while there's still a chill in the air. (Can you guess the one in the image below?) The 15 most romantic towns to visit in France this winter Thanks for reading. And please forward this newsletter to anyone else you think might like to read news and features about France. They can sign up HERE. Regards, Ben McPartland (Editor of The Local France)