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Letters: Don't expect French language testing centres to have English keyboards
Connexion readers on having to use the Azerty rather than Qwerty keyboards
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Letters: I get more cold calls since signing up to Bloctel system
A reader discusses her frustrations with Bloctel not fielding cold calls adequately
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Letters: There are only poor replacements for BBC Sounds in France
Corporation has closed down foreign access to the service
Préfecture experiences
Having lost the carte grise for my 50-year-old “véhicule de collection” I applied for a duplicate online. The process is complex, user unfriendly and obscure. Having finally completed the process I have received a series of uninformative messages. I have not, however, got the desired duplicate.
Being a firm believer in Eyeball Mk I, I am going to arm myself with the documentation and visit our préfecture which has always proved helpful and friendly.
On the other hand, in view of Brexit we have applied for cartes de séjour. We downloaded the forms, assembled the required information, handed in the applications at the préfecture and this morning (three weeks later) picked up our Cartes. Waiting time for each session: about 20 minutes.
Richard Chandless, Saône-et-Loire