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It’s hard to believe that The Brittany Times is now over six months old. What began as an idea to create an English-language magazine celebrating life in Brittany has grown into something much bigger. With each issue, we have welcomed new readers, contributors, advertisers and stockists, helping the magazine reach more people across the region. One of the most important milestones recently was our first contributors' meeting. Bringing together readers, writers and supporters

For many British people living abroad, the right to vote can feel distant — both physically and politically. Yet in recent years, that right has been expanded, making it more relevant than ever for those living outside the UK. Since 2024, British citizens no longer face the old 15-year limit on overseas voting. Anyone who has previously lived in the UK can now register to vote in UK parliamentary elections, regardless of how long ago they left . In theory, this means millions

Fuel prices remain a constant topic of conversation across Brittany, affecting daily life for residents, commuters, and businesses alike. With costs fluctuating and often difficult to understand, many are left wondering what is really behind the price at the pump. To bring some clarity, we spoke with Mme Lucas, an economics teacher at a private school in Central Brittany, who has taken the time to answer some of the most common questions. From global markets to local factors,

To support drivers in maintaining their cars and enhancing their knowledge about basic car care, we are excited to announce a new free service launching this March. Held on Saturday mornings from 10 AM to 2 PM twice a month, each session will span two hours and is designed to accommodate 6 to 8 participants. The session includes checking fluid levels, inspecting tire pressure, and identifying warning lights on the dashboard. Periodic health and safety checks will help you lea

So: I’m a writer. What I was first, however, was a Reader. Before I learned how, my big sisters and brother read to me, and I was taken to the local library in Cardiff once a week as soon as I was comparatively civilised – though I have the distinction of being physically evicted from there, too. Why? I borrowed a book (we were only allowed to check out one each visit back in the days when dinosaurs roamed the earth). No school (Saturday) so I could read. I’d made my first mi

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