This Sunday, January 23 at 1:40 p.m., Anne-Claire Coudray will take TF1 viewers to Creuse. The channel broadcasts a long 51-minute report about the French municipalities that have received surprise inheritances from residents attached to their village. Saint-Priest-la-Feuille is one of the towns filmed.
She received a generous bequest in May 2020. Michel Mandrile, 76, left one million euros on his death, that is to say more than the annual budget of the municipality! TF1 journalists Baptiste Cordier and Jacques-Olivier Benesse followed the aftermath of this legacy for a year. They came several times to Creuse to film in particular the setting up of the town hall’s suggestion box. The municipality then inaugurated a square that bears the name of the generous donor. His house will become a lodge. The money will also make it possible to install a house for childminders, renovate the village hall, or even build rental accommodation.
The other towns chosen in the report are Vigen near Limoges, which inherited a 19th century castle, Wassigny in Aisne, heiress to a museum, and Rouez in Sarthe which received a property portfolio of 38 million euros. euros.
- The report “My village inherits a treasure” is broadcast on Sunday January 23 at 1:40 p.m. on TF1. Producer: Babel Doc. Editing: Raynald Lelouche
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