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A Metz co-production at the top of France 5 programs this Thursday
A Metz documentary will be broadcast this evening, at 8:50 p.m., on France 5. Called “Collisions, asteroid hunters”, this film presents the network of planetologists, astrophysicists and geochemists from around the world, tracking and analyzing these small celestial bodies. A cinematographic work co-produced by the Metz company Nomades and co-directed by Guillaume Lenel, already known for his numerous films. A documentary which has already proven itself by receiving the prize for best exploration Science film at the Lumexplore festival in La Ciotat in September 2024.
Metz wants to reduce advertising
The metropolis of Metz stands up to advertising. Last June, the city enacted new local intermunicipal advertising regulations, aimed at supervising and controlling the development of advertising to protect the landscapes and living environment of the area. Thus, the metropolis wishes to reduce the size of certain advertising spaces and ban illuminated advertisements between 9 p.m. and 7 a.m., to name just a few examples. A large-scale project subject to a public inquiry which invites residents to come and give their opinions from this Thursday until November 15. The complete file can be found right here.
The Christmas decorations are already arriving
The Christmas atmosphere is already starting to arrive in the streets of Metz. The first decorations were installed this morning, at Rue de la Paix. A development that could be characterized as premature as Halloween approaches, but which requires time to equip the city before the festivities. As a reminder, the Christmas market will be held from Friday November 22 to Monday December 30 on the Places de la République, Saint-Jacques, Saint-Louis and de la Comédie.
A reward for FC Metz
Here is yet another trophy for FC Metz. This Wednesday, the National Assembly organized the 11th ceremony of the Sport and Management Trophies. The opportunity to award the “Special Jury Prize” to FC Metz for its project “The FC Metz experience for all”, deploying numerous means within the Stade Saint-Symphorien in favor of inclusion and accessibility . The stadium’s latest action, the establishment of an FM frequency dedicated to audio description for visually impaired people.
