The October edition of The Connexion is now available.
Subscribers can look forward to receiving their copy in the next few days – and it will be on sale in newsagents around France from this weekend.
If you wish to buy a copy in PDF format for download you can do so now at this link – alternatively, you can subscribe here and you will receive a complimentary pdf of the October issue and immediate access to all the articles online (your print copies will start with the November edition).
Highlights this month include:
News
Ryanair passengers due €250 but not told
French property tax cuts outlined
MEPs defend expat rights
My crime? I’m a fat French woman
Internet shopping pushes La Poste to start Sunday delivery
Pétanque set for Paris Olympics
Normandy speeders first to face privatised fines
A quarter of medical acts are unnecessary, says think-tank
Practical
How long is a French prescription for medicine valid for?
Is there compensation for delayed cross-Channel ferries?
Can my wife become a dependant on my S1 form?
Is there a solution to stop someone feeding stray cats?
Can cyclists legally ride on pavement - what are the rules?
Is it normal for motorhome to be sold without a spare wheel?
Making sense of...Visiting the dentist in France
How to drive a secondhand car deal in France and steer clear of scams
Tax office said my PEP did not benefit from 65% reduction
Will lost investment cost me more in tax or social charges?
Preparation is key for a return to the UK
Tax office said my PEP did not benefit from 65% reduction
Will lost investment cost me more in tax or social charges?
Preparation is key for a return to the UK
Features
Walking holidays in France
Gardening in France: a firm hand is required in autumn
Cooking aid stirring up a French kitchen revolution
Author interview: Jonathan Meades
Mimi Thorisson's autumn recipes
En saison: What to put on your French plate in October
The paddy fields of the... Camargue
Meet the French producers: chestnuts
French interiors: A country conversion in Normandy
Raising a glass to the French language of intoxication
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Healthcare in France*
Inheritance Law and Wills in France* 
