The communes of Toulouse-le-Château, Mantry, Sellières and Vincent-Froideville are gathering for the fourth edition of inter-village games.

This popular event will take place on Saturday, May 30, 2026 in Vincent-Froideville, which won the previous competition.

Participants and volunteers were counted on May 12, 2026, and the last details of the organization were discussed.

Various events will be offered, including a coffee boys obstacle course, an aperitif quiz on the history of the commune and scoubidou making, which will be the thread of the day.

The youngest may discover something new.

Wild boars have invaded several gardens in Collégien, alarming residents.

In the commune of Perthes, over 200 caravans have been illegally installed in a field, prompting several complaints from property owners.

A dozen caravans of travellers are also set up at the foot of a housing estate in Marolles-sur-Seine.

Additionally, lambs were stolen in late April and were found with the travellers.

A 59-year-old hiker was rescued by firefighters in Gard after a fall in the Navacelles circus.

The accident occurred on Sunday 24 May, around 15h, in a difficult-to-access area.

The victim was airlifted by the civil security helicopter and taken to the Saint-Louis clinic in Ganges.

Firefighters took charge of the hiker after rescuing her in a hard-to-reach area on foot.

The weather is getting really hot in Sarthe.

From Monday 25 May 2026, Météo France has placed the department under yellow vigilance for heatwave.

Temperatures will reach 34°C in some regions.

Residents of Mans, Roëzé-sur-Sarthe, Montfort-le-Gesnois and Montval-sur-Loir will have to face this unusual heat.

The heatwave is not far from spreading over the entire territory.

In the Podensac care home in Gironde, a team of residents and professionals created a podcast called 'Folie douce'.

The podcast is recorded live and available on all platforms.

The hosts were impressive in their ability to make the audience laugh and be moved.

The podcast's theme in May 2026 was 'What if we didn't have an age?' and each participant shared their own idea on the subject.

The podcast was a huge success and allowed participants to share their stories and thoughts in a creative and entertaining way.

A new Espace des Marques store will open in a southern Vendée town.

The Vendée sports retail chain continues its expansion.

Famous actor Dominique Pinon, known for his role in the film 'Amélie Poulain', will be in Vendée for a theatrical work reading.

The Notre-Dame-de-Monts Central Beach has obtained the Pavillon-Bleu label again this year.

Association K.

den'S will transform the La Roche expo park into a TV set for a show with 350 dancers and stars Christophe and Coralie Licata.

Amel Bent will give a large free concert in August 2026 in a Vendée seaside resort.

The Vendée region is placed under yellow heatwave alert from Monday 25 May, an unprecedented alert at this time of year.

Climat Vendée forecasters note that this is not the first time the region has experienced exceptional heat, but this is remarkably important so early in the season.

The coast is also affected, with monthly heat records broken daily in May.

Thus, four records have already been broken: 33.2°C in Les Sables-d'Olonne, 32.5°C in La Roche-sur-Yon, 32.2°C on Île-d'Yeu and 31.5°C in Noirmoutier-en-l'Île.

The City of Rebais is set to host a new blood donation drive on May 27, 2026.

This drive is crucial in meeting medical needs, which remain very high as summer approaches.

Despite departures on vacation and a decrease in collection attendance, blood needs remain constant.

In the south of Yvelines, a group of women found refuge in a respite stay organized by the Dana Médecinat Foundation.

They all knew the life of a mother, between medical appointments, treatments, and fears, to accompany their child affected by cancer.

Unfortunately, these hopes were broken.

To talk about this ordeal and share their emotions, they met in this respite stay.

Brunch time arrives, the yoga class ended with a relaxation session led by Catherine.

Each one was able to find a little inner peace and share their stories.

For two years, the Dana Médecinat Foundation has been organizing similar stays near Rambouillet, to give respite to bereaved parents and the mothers who accompany them.

A 63-year-old man was found guilty of exposing himself to his 14-year-old step-daughter, who suffers from psychological issues.

The man, a naturist, allegedly exposed his private parts to his step-daughter and asked her if she masturbated.

He also offered a sex toy and showed her how to put on a condom.

The man admits to having made inappropriate comments, but disputes some details.

The step-daughter was schooled in a therapeutic educational and pedagogical institute due to her psychological issues.