Blind and Visually Impaired Drivers Conquer the Track For eighteen years,a groundbreaking program has been empowering blind and visually impaired individuals to experience the thrill of driving. Participants, guided by experienced instructors, navigate renowned European race tracks, reaching speeds of up to 100 mph. This isn’t just about speed; it’s about independence, confidence, and breaking … Read more
The concession for the port of Saint-Laurent-du-Var expires in 2025. It has been put back into play by the Métropole which, in agreement with the Laurentine municipality, wants to take advantage of it to build a port worthy of the 21st century. More peaceful and free of cars. A project estimated at – at least … Read more
“Doing this in the middle of July and August is making fun of the locals.”Philippe scolds. This resident of Marina Baie des Anges in Villeneuve-Loubet can no longer stand the work being carried out at the foot of his building, the Amiral. The latter overlooks the Cœur Marina construction site which will house – by … Read more
Close to the seashores of Mourillon, this Sunday morning, there have been two colleges: those that ran, swimming caps on their heads, in a drained triathlon after which those that beloved the vehicles. outdated self with a view to the ascent of Faron, organized by the Membership of Outdated Var Cars (CAAV). Each “households” had … Read more
It is not the most impressive organ in the metropolis. Nor the most precious. But it is the one to which the parishioners of Routes are most attached. The organ of the Sacré-Cœur des Routes church was acquired in 1923 and it has not “sung” for more than thirty years. It therefore had to undergo … Read more
The first La Méridionale ferry which will connect the continent to Corsica will set sail from Toulon on April 6 at 8 p.m., for a scheduled arrival at L’Île Rousse the next day at 8 a.m. This is what the company announced this Friday, thus formalizing the opening of its ticketing for this route. In … Read more
In a world of growing inequality, some companies are taking extraordinary measures to combat poverty. Today, our editorial team would like to highlight one of these model companies, while launching a vibrant appeal to other actors in the private sector to join this solidarity movement. Whether through direct actions in their communities (creation of jobs … Read more
The route may vary but the day is always the same: every Friday evening until the end of May. The Toulon collective Nos Amis de la rue only works with volunteers and a lot of will(ies). 75 homeless people took advantage of it last week. They all transport carts filled with products, blankets, clothes and … Read more
Richard Bouvier had promised himself: to do the New York marathon the year he turned 50. It is therefore in November that he will fly to the United States to take part in the legendary meeting of all athletes on the planet. “We are going as a family with my wife, Catherine, and our two … Read more
His meticulousness is reminiscent of that of his most famous client. Bernard Hemery, from Toulon, has been an optician for around thirty years. In his Mourillon store, located at 14 rue Lamalgue, he leaves nothing to chance. “I don’t like it when it’s not tidy and aligned. It’s stronger than me”, he whispers, replacing a … Read more