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Cat missing for 17 years found after Gironde wildfire rescue
The reunion came after animal rescuers checked its microchip
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Young rugby players arrive to help clear up tornado-hit French village
Pomas,which has around 1,000 residents, has also seen a big response from people donating essential items to those affected
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‘It could have been us. It gives you faith in humanity’: Volunteer describes the solidarity behind Gironde wildfire response
Thousands of volunteers have come together to support displaced families
British veterans group in France needs help setting up breakfast clubs
The events let veterans and serving members of the British armed forces offer mutual support and make new friends
Armed Forces & Veterans Breakfast Clubs facilitate the meeting of veterans and serving armed forces personnel in a relaxed, safe and social environment to share breakfast and banter, and to combat loneliness.
There are currently active clubs running in Brittany and the Aquitaine area, but the organisation is looking for volunteers to start new clubs in their local departments.
Global reach
It has more than 420 clubs spanning 14 countries, with approximately 150,000 members worldwide.
More information on the AFVBC is available at afvbc.net.
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