kidnapping of panels, old church for sale, pink pollution… The news of the week in Oise

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Young farmers who kidnap city entrance signs near Beauvaisa can of dye that falls into a ditch Rainvillersan old church put up for sale by the town hall of Noyon… If we have not followed the news of the week in Oise, the editorial staff ofOise News offers you a summary of the information to remember.

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News of the week in Oise

• Farmers are talking about them again. After having massively overturned the town entrance signs a year ago to show their anger, the Young Farmers (JA) of Oise have this time kidnapped the panels from several towns and villages in Beauvaisis. The sign that a punch action preparing next week? It's very likely. “We don’t yet feel the administrative simplification on our farms,” explains Matthieu Carpentier, the president of Jeunes JA to Actu Oise, to justify this anger reactivated.
• The town of Noyon must sell for 2 million euros worth of goods to rebalance its accounts. It is in this context that Sandrine Dauchelle (LR), the mayor, announced the sale of certain municipal buildings, including an old historic church. The sale of this deconsecrated building dating from the 12th century caused controversy this week. “If Sandrine Dauchelle could have sold the cathedral, I think she would have already done so,” says Ouicem Gadacha, opposition municipal councilor.
• Water from a ditch bordering the Trans’Oisehas Rainvillerstook on a pink hue after a can of dyes fell from a van working for the company Agri environment. The company's management ensures Oise News that this pollution remained localized over the 35 meters of this ditch. This is not the opinion of Taste (Grouping of protection organizations of the Oise), which also addressed a complaint to the public prosecutor of Beauvais in this matter.

Tiles torn off by planes from the airport in Beauvais

• Planes landing at Beauvais airport have caused a lot of damage in recent weeks to the roofs of houses in the hamlet of Plouy-Saint-Lucienlocated 2 km from the platform. In this hamlet of Beauvais, we are asking that the airport call the airlines responsible for these disasters to order.
• This is sad news for foodies Senlis. The Alsatian grocery store La Petite Alsace will definitely have to lower the curtain within three months, in the neighborhood Val d’Aunetteafter only two years of activity. The manager, who has put her food truck up for sale, offers her customers the opportunity to “get good deals” in preparation for the holidays. Alsace wines thus display promotions ranging from -20 to -30%.

• A haunted village in the heart of a village… Mareuil-la-Mottethe Pays des sources offered visitors an original activity this Friday 1^is november. Monsters and frightening characters, played by several dozen professional and volunteer actors, were responsible for terrorizing visitors within a haunted villagein a end of the world atmosphere. This second edition was once again a great success, with 5,000 people booking their tickets to spend a “terrible” evening.
• HAS BeauvaisTHE wedding processions have been wreaking havoc for some time in town, where 45 PV were drawn up by the municipal police for running red and stop lights, exceeding the white line or even repeated speeding. Also, the mayor, Franck Pia (UDI), decided to crack down. He has in mind to offer the bride and groom to pay a deposit ahead of the ceremonies for prevent possible overflows. “It would be a shame if a marriage ended in tears,” he explains.

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