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High-speed Bordeaux-Lyon TGV service to launch by 2027
Train will take five hours… but route will avoid central France and instead go north close to Paris
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French weekend weather forecast November 29 - 30: damp but warmer
Atlantic rains will hit most areas with snow in the mountains
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Lynx warnings appear on road signs in French Alps
Purpose is to reduce collisions with the endangered species
Chainsaw law wants users to get training
New regulations were introduced
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Anyone planning to chop down trees or even cut up logs with a chainsaw could need a licence and possible training after new regulations were introduced for forestry and other workers.
The regulation incites companies and workers to learn safety procedures in chainsaw use and get a licence as is already the case in Belgium, Italy and Luxembourg.
