the essential
Like every Sunday, the editorial staff of La Dépêche du Tarn-et-Garonne delivers its traditional indiscretions. Here are those from October 13, 2024…
When the pottery market in the countryside twists the neck of that in the city
The Auvillar pottery market, thirty-first of its name, was inaugurated this Saturday morning by Mayor Olivier Renaud, in the presence of the president of the community of communes of Deux-Rives, Jean-Michel Baylet. The councilor of the medieval city could not help but delight in a small feat that Auvillar had achieved.
“A few years ago, Toulouse set up another pottery market on the same weekend. They probably thought they were competing with us. But after two or three editions, Toulouse must have given up, that’s no small thing! Proof that we, too, in small towns, know how to organize great events!”
Daniel Bory “ready to take a rugby license”?
Daniel Bory, the sports deputy of the town of Montauban, accompanied Marie-Claude Berly, the mayor of the town of Ingres, and Brigitte Barèges, deputy of the first constituency, during the visit reserved for the press of the construction site of Ramiérou center of sporting excellence. Also amazed by the quality of the tool, the former third line of the USM and Valence-d’Agen said to everyone: “I wonder if I’m not going to take a license again!”.
In Labastide-du-Temple, Kléber Leygue makes honorary mayor
It is an honor that is not given to everyone. Kléber Leygue, first councilor of Labastide-du-Temple between March 24, 2001 and March 15, 2020, was appointed honorary mayor of the commune by a prefectural decree, on September 27, 2024. This highlights the more than eighteen years of mandate that he has exercised, since this is the legal minimum to be awarded this honorary title.
Beaumont-de-Lomagne: Jean-Luc Deprince pulls out all the stops for his twin town
This Sunday, October 13, it is at the Borde-Vieille racecourse, where a PMU meeting is organized by the horse racing society, that the mayor of Beaumont-de-Lomagne will sign the twinning agreement with Jacques Legrand at 11:45 a.m., its counterpart in Vayres, a commune in Gironde famous for the “Mascaret”, a natural phenomenon observed on the Dordogne river with a wave that attracts surfers and paddlers. No surfers expected on the banks of the Gimone this Sunday but trotters who will surely offer a very nice show to the Gironde hosts of Lomagnols. In addition, good weather is forecast at 25°C… enough to make the mayor of Vayres forget the cool and rainy weather which had spoiled the garlic festival on July 21, of which he was one of the guests of honor .
