We rescue equines in France and campaign for welfare improvements.We are now working in a political capacity and no longer working in a hands-on capacity. However, we are still happy to advise anyone seeking our help. Please feel free to contact us about animal welfare concerns and we will do our best to refer you to the correct address.

We are the first dog, cat and horse rescue center in the south-west of France. We take in abused and abandoned animals, nurturing them in our voluntary network of foster homes and then placing them in loving, permanent homes. We work with maximum care and attention with a small number of animals at a time. In addition to fostering and re-homing animals in...

Les Amis des Chats was founded in Roquecor in 2000. We are dedicated to the well-being of both wild and pet cats in the Tarn and Garonne, and villages bordering Lot and Lot et Garonne. We carry out programs of sterilisation on stray cats, but only if we have a decree of the Town hall. We also offer direct financial support to owners of cats with limited resources...

The Centre Culturel Britannique (CCB) provides a warm welcome to all English-speaking residents in the Lille area, and open to anyone wishing to improve their language skills or explore British culture. We offer a variety of cultural activities, including: - English conversation classes provided by native English speaking teachers - an extensive Library...

Our association helps English-speaking expats adapt to life in France, and preserve and share their Anglophone traditions, language and culture. We promote a continuing exchange of friendship and understanding with the French community. We have two types of membership: 1) A full-year membership: - €48 family fee upon joining (includes one time 10€ registration...

We aim to preserve and further the practice of traditionnal Scottish Dancing as it danced today. Our organisation is mainly involved in Scottish country dancing, but also holds occasionnal classes in highland dancing. We have a weekly class on Friday nights, with 3 levels (beginners, intermediate advanced) and also organise ceilidhs, balls, social dancing,...

We aim to help the integration of new people arriving in our area of the Creuse. We now have 250 members, nearly equally split between Anglophones and French locals. Please contact the President, David Johnson, directly for more information about membership.

Open House was founded in 1987 to support the growing English-speaking population in Grenoble and the surrounding area. We currently have more than 150 members from 27 countries. Our members are all linked by the English language and the fact that they are now living or have lived as expats. We know what it means to pack up and come to live in a foreign country...

We are a small English-language library very near the town centre. At long last we have permanent premises at 23 rue Lakanal, very near the town centre in Montpellier. We are open every Wednesday from 3-5.30 & the first & third Saturday each month from 10-12 The association was set once it became clear that we were not going to be able to save the former...

One of the first cricket clubs to exist in the French provinces, Eymet Cricket Club (Club Eymetois de Cricket) was founded in 1983 by a group of “expats” who were seriously missing their favourite sport. For the first season they played on coconut matting laid on the town’s football pitch, but the following year the Mayor kindly offered use of our present...