Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Japanese track cyclist Kaiya Ota made a controversial exit from the Paris Olympic men's sprint competition Thursday as he lost a hot-tempered quarterfinal battle to Britain's Jack Carlin The pair bumped helmets and traded elbows during a best-of-three contest ultimately won by Carlin after judges overturned a race result that would have eliminated the Tokyo Olympic bronze medalist Ota took the opening encounter by 0.046 seconds before also beating Carlin over the line in the second race sparking victory celebrations from the Japanese rider and his supporters at the Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines Velodrome with officials handing the race to Carlin and leaving the riders deadlocked at one win apiece after determining Ota had illegally crossed into the lower sprinter's lane The two were shoulder-to-shoulder over the final 250 meters of the deciding race this time with Carlin appearing to veer out of the sprinter's lane on his way to beating Ota by 0.014 but the judges once again came down on the side of the Scottish rider allowing him to take his place in Friday's semifinals "I thought I could get to the medal rounds but through my own naivety I didn't make it "The judges look at the details and decide but I think I was relegated for getting too close to my opponent." Japan head sprint coach Jason Niblett said Ota who transitioned from keirin to match sprinting roughly two years ago had been drawn into a tactical battle by the experienced Carlin that left him at the mercy of the judges I'm not in the position to have to fight with judges but the ruling is the ruling," the former Australian national team cyclist said was knocked out 2-0 in his sprint quarterfinal against Australian Matthew Richardson Japanese medal hope Mina Sato earlier made a surprise exit from the women's keirin after finishing fifth in her quarterfinal heat the 2021 and 2022 world championship silver medalist needed to finish in the top four of the heat to advance but could not close the gap with her final push from the outside Compatriot Riyu Ota finished ninth overall after going through to the semis but failing to reach the six-woman final won by New Zealand's Ellesse Andrews Japan's Kazushige Kuboki placed sixth in the men's omnium won in front of an ecstatic home crowd by Frenchman Benjamin Thomas Olympics: Japan track cyclists hope pricey bikes are gold standard Olympics: Rim Nakamura finishes 5th again in men's freestyle BMX To have the latest news and stories delivered to your inbox Simply enter your email address below and an email will be sent through which to complete your subscription Please check your inbox for a confirmation email Thank you for reaching out to us.We will get back to you as soon as possible You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed 18+ | Commercial Content | T&Cs apply | Gambleaware.org Paris Saint-Germain has become one of the top forces in European football the club has gone from a relatively humble beginning to a global superpower home to some of the world’s biggest stars However, even with the funding of the Qatari state, they have reached these heights with a comparatively small stadium. The Parc des Princes’s 48,000 capacity is less than the likes of 1. FC Kaiserslautern, Athletic Bilbao and even Ligue 1 rivals Lille OSC It's no surprise to hear the news that the Paris club is now looking to leave the Parc des Princes Read on to find out what they plan to do next December 2024: PSG are currently evaluating three potential sites for its new home but it faces challenges with fan management The regional mayor has given PSG a deadline of the end of 2024 to reach a decision on this move: “The discussions are on standby,” indicating limited progress on PSG's part Although it is 18 miles from Parc des Princes it is only 2.5 miles from PSG's training facility in Yvelines a club of its size cannot rely on renting a stadium for the long term and the owners are keen to get the club into its own dedicated stadium sooner rather than later the three sites all look a long way off from becoming PSG's new home and much of the talk could all just be the club posturing to try and pressure the local government to sell them the Parc des Princes the Parc des Princes is owned by the Council of Paris This has posed a serious problem for PSG's previous plan to renovate the stadium has said it will not commit to upgrading the stadium until it owns it This meant that a deal with the mayor of Paris Dealings with Hidalgo over the stadium have been very tricky in the past with the mayor telling Le Parisien in January of this year that “We have a very clear position It is an exceptional heritage for Parisians.” Relations with the club have since become strained with a PSG spokesperson responding: “It is surprising and disappointing to hear that the mayor of Paris is taking a position which our fans and communities away from the Parc des Princes; while also – quite remarkably – adding tens of millions of Euros to the taxpayer burden to maintain the structure of the building which is now 50 years old and in need of renovation.” PSG have become tired of the ongoing stalemate and are now putting plans in place to leave the Parc des Princes Their aim is to find a new stadium as soon as possible told the UEFA Congress on 8 February that “It's over We've wasted years trying to buy it.” It was previously reported by France24 in March of last year that due to these difficulties in purchasing the Parc des Princes PSG had explored submitting a bid for the Stade de France the 80,000-seater home of the French national team The lease for the stadium is held by a consortium of French companies The quoted price for a sale is around €600 million The club have also looked into building an entirely new stadium in Poissy a small town in Paris’ suburbs where the club is already building a new training ground now that PSG have set their sights on leaving the Parc des Princes the most recent report in 90min suggest the club are looking at three options for stadiums to move to The most likely option is the nearby Stade Jean-Bouin the stadium is also owned by the City of Paris but it is suggested that they would be much more open to selling the stadium than they are the Parc des Princes The ground is already the home of Paris Saint-Germain Feminine as well as various rugby and American football games It is understood that the other sports may be able to take place at the Parc des Princes Another option is the Stade Sebastien Charlety The stadium also has a capacity of 20,000 and is also owned by the City of Paris this would be an extremely controversial move as it would likely lead to Paris FC needing to find a new home The third option is the Paris La Defense Arena the largest of the three stadiums at 30,000 but may not be for much longer – the rugby side are reportedly looking to return to their old stadium PSG had considered building their training complex at La Defense before they opted for Poissy instead Despite Hidalgo’s claims that the stadium was not for sale in April PSG submitted a bid of €38 million for the stadium Hidalgo called this bid “ridiculous” even reminding QSI that business in France is done to differently to what they might be used to in Qatar “It may be a bluff or a misunderstanding about what our democratic rules are We are in a country where the rule of law works the French government estimated the value of the Stade de France at €647 million in 2021 1897: The first Parc des Princes opens with a capacity of around 10,000 1932: The Parc des Princes is rebuilt with a capacity of 45,000 The capacity is reduced to 38,000 to allow fans more space It quickly gains a reputation in France as a “caisse de résonnance” or “box of sound” for its intense atmosphere and proximity of the supporters to the pitch France play the USSR in the inaugural match at the new ground 1973: PSG play their first game at the Parc des Princes 1974: Following PSG’s promotion to Ligue 1 and Paris F.C.’s demotion to the second tier PSG move into the Parc des Princes full time 1984: France beat Spain at the Parc des Princes in the final of EURO 1984 and replaces the Parc des Princes as the home of Les Bleus 2013: PSG agree a deal with the Paris City Council to extend their lease of the stadium until 2043 €75 million upgrade of the Parc des Princes is completed ahead of EURO 2016 The Parc des Princes currently holds 48,000 supporters A renovated Parc des Princes would have been able to host 60,000 FootballGroundGuide » Latest Football Stadium and Fan News » PSG new stadium: Club confirm plan to leave Parc des Princes Emma Finucane on Monday spearheaded Britain to the first track cycling gold of the Paris Olympics in the women’s team sprint with the world record shattered five times in the session Sophie Capewell and Katy Marchant surged around the Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines velodrome in a new world best of 45.186 seconds to beat New Zealand It was the first gold for Britain since the event was added to the Olympic program at London in 2012 with the win capping an extraordinary day that saw the world record repeatedly lowered Britain first smashed China’s old mark in qualifying but it fell again to Germany in round one and minutes later New Zealand toppled it once more before Britain reclaimed the mark when they clocked 45.338 seconds Britain again blazed to a new world best in the final showdown against New Zealand with a composed Finucane riding a storming last lap to make history Finucane is the new face of British cycling after bursting on the scene by winning the sprint world title last year in Glasgow “We nailed that final and I believed in us before we went up to do it lap two and lap three pretty much perfectly and then to cross the line first “It’s just a dream come true and to have these two by my side is unreal.” Two-time defending champions China finished sixth It is the first time at an Olympics that the women’s sprint has featured three riders working together to post the fastest time over three laps (750m) Defending gold medalists and world champions the Netherlands were fastest through the men’s team sprint qualifying in an Olympic record 41.279 seconds Led by Harrie Lavreysen and Jeffrey Hoogland Australia set the pace in the men’s team pursuit qualifying with Oliver Bleddyn Conor Leahy and Kelland O’Brien edging Britain 42.958 seconds to go close to the world record Italy set when they won gold in Tokyo three years ago The Wicklow Twinning Committee manning the Wicklow stand Myles BuchananWicklow PeopleSat 14 Dec 2024 at 03:00A vibrant exchange of culture craft and cuisine unfolded when Wicklow’s finest products made their way to Montigny-le-Bretonneux in France for its much-loved Christmas market This unique event celebrated the enduring twinning of Wicklow town and Montigny-le-Bretonneux and showcased the best of Wicklow’s creative and culinary offerings to a captivated French audience the products of 17 local producers representing Made in Wicklow and Wicklow Naturally were displayed at the market The stand was manned by staff from Wicklow County Council (WCC) the twinning committee of Wicklow Municipal District (WMD) and the LEADER Rural Development Programme 2023 - 2027 who ensured the products were showcased to their fullest potential visitors to the market were treated to a looping video that showcased breath-taking imagery of Wicklow’s landscapes and the stories of its craftspeople and food producers This multimedia showcase played a key role in sharing the story of Wicklow with an international audience leaving a lasting impression of the county’s charm a spokesperson stated: “It was a privilege and honour to represent the producers of Co Wicklow It was the first time that we showcased such a beautiful array of Wicklow product that of Made in Wicklow and Wicklow Naturally together to highlight our wonderful producers to an international audience.” The response from the French audience was positive with glowing praise for the quality and authenticity of Wicklow’s offerings The event also proved to be a commercial success LifestyleLove is taking to two wheels at Bike Week in WicklowBike Week is set to bring love to Wicklow town next week as a tandem singles cycle is among the features of a huge evening festival PSG new stadium plans are in full swing as the club looks at three potential sights to replace the Parc des Princes Since 1974, Paris Saint-Germain has played at the 48,229-capacity Parc des Princes stadium the club's recent rise on the global football stage has caused its owners to consider potential new options the club is eying up three locations in Paris: Saint-Cloud (3 miles away) this could be posturing to convince the city government to let them buy the stadium PSG is a club that is still very much on the rise, despite recently losing Kylian Mbappe to Read Madrid The club has dominated France but still needs to turn that success into glory in Europe Club president Nasser Al-Khelaifi has insisted that his side are currently behind rival sides he said; “All the other European clubs have constructed bigger We are behind everyone.” The news is fresh off the back of news that the Paris City Council will not let PSG purchase the Parc des Princes stadium “It is the city that has already decided that for us They won't let PSG buy the Parc des Princes and while work was done to improve it ahead of the Paris Olympics and increasing capacity is a great way to do that We need to for Financial Fair Play.” three potential sites have been put forward The closest of the three at just three miles away but at 15 miles away from the current home The mayor of the region has given PSG until the end of 2024 to come to a decision on the move; “The discussions are on standby“ which doesn't paint a great picture of the progress being made by PSG Poissy is located in the Western suburb of Paris the location is only 2.5 miles away from the PSG training facility in Yvelines a club of the size of PSG surely cannot rely on renting a stadium for the long term with the owners surely keen to get the club into its own dedicated stadium sooner rather than later FootballGroundGuide » Latest Football Stadium and Fan News » PSG new stadium: Club needs ‘truly great stadium’ to compete at European level Paris Saint-Germain have begun to explore alternative options to the Parc des Princes in the case that they cannot buy the stadium from the city of Paris and are considering a move outside of the city to a neighbouring community The club have been heavily linked in the past year with a proposed attempt to purchase the Stade de France from the French government as an alternative if they were not able to come to an agreement with the Paris city council over their current home Al-Khelaïfi mentioned that there was a ‘dedicated team working on this project.’  The preference according to Le Parisien would be to negotiate a sale for the Parc des Prince. PSG would be inclined to remain in their historic home. However, this option appears to be increasingly unlikely with the city remaining steadfast against any sale to the club This has led to PSG exploring options outside of the city the club could consider a move to the new town of Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines just outside of Paris the club have previously located a site within the new town in the commune called Montigny-le-Bretonneux This land had previously been studied in the past as an option for the new training centre There has been no contact between PSG and the Montigny-le-Bretonneux town hall the commune would be favourable to the club’s interests stated to Le Parisien that it would be a ‘realistic option,’ as the area already has experience with sporting events as the installation of the National Velodrome has seen the commune regularly host cycling championships L’Équipe mention that the location of the commune is particularly favourable to PSG who wish to remain close to their historic home and to their training centre and the fact that the area is served by a train station and a motorway would help ease some of the concerns over a move away from the city There is a growing feeling with Montigny-le-Bretonneux that the ‘day Paris Saint-Germain have definitively slammed shut the door on Paris this is not the only option that PSG have considered each one is met with some resistance or difficulty that Montigny-le-Bretonneux does not appear to possess PSG have looked at building a stadium next to their training centre in Poissey own a considerable amount of land within the area it is reported to be insufficient for the size of stadium that PSG require while transport to the area also would be incapable of serving the needs of the club An option that would keep the club within the city was allegedly explored when the club considered buying land in the Saint-Cloud racecourse made contact with the owners of the racecourse France Galop was said to be interested in selling up to 75 hectares of the site to PSG with the condition that the races were to be preserved this option appears to have been scuppered as the racecourse has been classified as a non-constructible zone The final option appears to be to build a stadium by buying up the land of unoccupied offices There are many such sites in Paris and this option would see the club remaining within the city GFFN | Nick Hartland It’s the first bus line entirely operated by autonomous shuttles in the Île-de-France a new bus line serving the suburban train station of Saint-Quentin-en- Yvelines-Montigny-le-Bretonneux and several local business parks in the Île-de-France Mobilités network enables passengers to reach their destination on autonomous electric shuttles Following previous trials in La Défense and Vincennes led in close collaboration with Saint- Quentin-en-Yvelines intercommunal district is a new milestone in the development of autonomous shuttles as a mobility solution by Île-de-France Mobilités the public transport authority for the Paris Île-de-France region for the first time the autonomous shuttles operate alongside regular traffic and feature as a mobility solution in the Île-de-France Mobilités journey planner app just like the other 1,500 bus lines in the Île-de-France network With €2.4 million in funding from Île-de-France Mobilités the service is free of charge for all passengers and operates Monday to Friday from 7.30 am to 8 pm The choice of Keolis to run the first regular autonomous shuttle service on behalf of Île-de-France Mobilités reflects a commitment to delivering a quality of service in line with the level achieved on other bus lines in the region The new line has been designed to complete the existing bus service by providing a last mile solution for the local employment area a safety operator will be present at all times The shuttles can navigate safely across busy junctions thanks to on-board V2X technology enabling the shuttles to communicate with traffic lights as well as a retractable bollard connected to the vehicle via a RFID device which is actioned automatically as the shuttle approaches From 31 March 2021 to June 2022 (with a possible extension) three Navya autonomous shuttles will run between the Pas-du-Lac business park in Montigny-le-Bretonneux and Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines / Montigny-le-Bretonneux train station The shuttles will operate every eight minutes in rush hour and every 17 minutes at off-peak times Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines intercommunal district with the support of Montigny-le-Bretonneux the Pas-du- Lac local co-ownership association (ASL) and Banque Populaire Val de France are providing technical engineering expertise and in-depth knowledge of the region for the project The district also made the necessary adjustments to enable the shuttles and their integrated technology to operate safely in high density traffic Keolis uses a fleet management tool provided by VIA a developer and provider of on-demand shared ride services The system tracks the shuttles’ position remotely in real time The role of the safety operator is also to welcome passengers on board the shuttles and answer their questions passenger information will also be available on the Île-de-France Mobilités and Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines mobile apps and websites © Copyright 2012 - 2025 | Vado e Torno Edizioni | All rights reserved | P.I Tonight, we may see two worlds collide Is this the end of the large sales areas as we knew them? 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On this occasion, we spoke with street artist Davide Vavalà China focuses on in transit shopping From Instagram sponsorship to million-dollar ads In Italy, there are figures embodying this vision, yet the fashion industry continues to overlook them The example of four emerging brands that challenge convention The brand new leather good from the French fashion house in the colours of Indian summer Following in the footsteps of Léna Situations, Mister V, Amixem and Andie Ella, Squeezie is now launching his new brand From Dubai to Brignoles, the revenge of a forgotten fruit From those for the pope's funeral to those for the inauguration of a government, to simple toasts The US President's attempt to save Hollywood passes, not surprisingly, through duties Which promises to reveal the whole truth about the rapper's famous “parties” Between bad experiences and a few too many statements about Anna Wintour And why it is important to constantly update your bio While in Italy university graduates are seeking their fortune abroad, US researchers are fleeing from Trump From May the 2nd to 4th Its two co-founders tell us why you should apply to it Interview with Samuel Ross Interview with Willy Chavarria Interview with Louis Gabriel Nouchi Interview with Mowalola Interview with Marni’s Francesco Risso Interview with Jean-Charles de Castelbajac Interview with Byredo’s Ben Gorham Interview with Ottolinger Interview with Massimo Giorgetti Beyond the traditional realms of fashion The eight finalists tell their stories A record year at the competition for young designers in Trieste The Chinese designer debuted at Milan Fashion Week with the support of Dolce&Gabbana Fashion might have forgotten the art of fantasy, but the Shanghai-based designer hasn’t Interview with Hillary Taymour, founder and creative director of Collina Strada The collab between Napapijri and PDF by Domenico Formichetti was the first chapter of a new way of making fashion Interview with the PROTOTYPES Duo Y2K satire by Shukri Lawrence and Omar Braika in collaboration with Barragàn The Danish brand that questions contemporary manufacturing When personalisation and durability come together in your virtual dressing room, and not only there doesn't seem to be an immediate and self-evident link between architecture - intended as the representation of symbolic but also forgotten places - and rap or trap music the classic music videos of this genre were associated with only one type of imaginary and which therefore focuses on the artists less than three minutes that alone tell the London suburbs and the faces that populate it) as much as Italian just think of the partnership between Francesco Lettieri and LIBERATO LIBERATO - TU T'E SCURDAT' 'E MEDirected by Francesco Lettieri Casa del Portuale Napoli By Aldo Loris Rossi Casa del Portuale Napoli By Aldo Loris Rossi LIBERATO - NOVE MAGGIODirected by Francesco LettieriLIBERATO - NOVE MAGGIODirected by Francesco LettieriLIBERATO - NOVE MAGGIODirected by Francesco LettieriComplesso Residenziale Piazza Grande Napoli By Aldo Loris Rossi Complesso Residenziale Piazza Grande currently in the impluvium of the Palazzo dell'Arte in Milan in collaboration with the Tbilisi Biennial.  nss magazine has reached out to Bianca Felicori to better understand what is the new bond that connects architecture and trap imagery.  Rap before and trap today are musical genres (and sub-genres) born as subcultures that today make up a  universal language the twelve-year-old on TikTok as much as the thirty-year-old freelancer who works as an art director and we feed this economic and social system All trap artists today have millions of views I've been listening to rap since I was a teenager and at the time it was quite atypical a city commonly recognized as the symbol of this culture Over the years I have learned to combine my education as an architect with collateral passions I began to investigate the most popular architectures that form the backdrop to the music videos of artists - emerging and non-Italian Artists who have built an empire without forgetting where they come from they go up on stage and show you where they have arrived how much gold they wear around their neck after suffering the condition of isolation of the suburbs and of the province.  Mara Sattei - Nuova Registrazione 402 (prod tha Supreme)Directed by Enea Colombi Mara Sattei - Nuova Registrazione 402 (prod tha Supreme)Directed by Enea Colombi Tours Aillaud France By Emile Aillaud Les Arenes de Picasso France By Manuel Nunez YanowskyLes Arenes de Picasso I think this depends a lot on the image that the artists want to give of them and on how the director chooses to represent them The peripheral context remains a constant leitmotiv even today because these places have always been the symbol of social redemption and the starting point for the rise of an artist It's an Italian and European cultural appropriation born with hip hop in the USA.  The increase in their importance has also been accompanied by a growing commitment to research in the structuring of videos: storytelling also and above all in the location scouting directors have recently entered the architectural debate not only by choosing the suburbs as a context but also by enhancing the design components Think of the video 9 MAGGIO by Liberato directed by Francesco Lettieri or Fuck Tomorrow (Rkomi x The Night Skinny) by Edoardo Carlo Bolli and Antonio Ragni.  there's another interesting trend to keep an eye on namely directors who choose less known or even forgotten modern or contemporary architectures as locations another theme that I have very much at heart but I hope that in the near future it will be appreciated more and more in all of his videos architecture plays a fundamental role I'll just mention the short film of Mentre Nessuno Guarda shot at Aldo Rossi's Parco Tecnologico in Fondo Toce.  DardustDirected by Theodor GuelatRkomi - Visti Dall'Alto ft DardustDirected by Theodor GuelatRkomi - Visti Dall'Alto ft DardustDirected by Theodor GuelatLes Arcades Du Lac-Le Viaduc France By Ricardo BofillLes Arcades Du Lac-Le Viaduc France By Ricardo BofillRkomi - Visti Dall'Alto ft DardustDirected by Theodor GuelatEspaces d’Abraxas is the desire to go beyond the clichés of Italian music videos to explore new themes these directors work a lot on disciplinary confluences and this is what leads us to read their works as the result of applying a very specific methodology we are used to receiving information in bursts every day We don't even have time to metabolize them as we have already moved on to the next hot thing Equally the problem with today's music is that you don't even have time to finish listening to a record that three more have come out The world of music videos is closely related (obviously) to this mechanism and suffers from it in the same way Directors need to leave something to the user who scrolls their Facebook home or jumps from link to link on Youtube they work painstakingly on research before shooting Looking for lesser-known architectures also means this: going beyond the research that others have already done in addition to giving visibility to buildings often left behind it allows us to deal with a world that has ideally always been considered far from our discipline.  Mecna - Mentre Nessuno GuardaDirected by Enea Colombi Parco Tecnologico Michele TadiTedua - Fashion Week Rmx (Prod SofianeDirected by Federico MerloLe "Lavatrici" di Genova By Aldo Luigi Rizzo Aldo PinoLe "Lavatrici" di Genova By Aldo Luigi Rizzo Aldo PinoCalcutta - KiwiDirected by Francesco LettieriCalcutta - KiwiDirected by Francesco LettieriBuzludzha Monument Bulgaria By Georgi Vladimirov StoilovBuzludzha Monument but it takes much more to re-evaluate the suburbs In recent years this passion for brutalism (an abused term) has spread and therefore everything that is exposed concrete is considered interesting also and above all by those who are not in the sector This love for the "concrete" has also led to the re-evaluation of the Italian and international popular contexts So although the average user who watches a video may feel attracted to the peripheral context of Genoa I'm quite sure that he would not experience the same sensations being on-site also and above all because very often these buildings have not had the maintenance necessary to keep them alive and therefore they are in a state of decay I started this research intrigued by the connection between the artists and their neighbourhoods of origin as I went on I realized that my interest was practically centred only on the work of the directors it's the natural evolution of a profession towards an upward path I dream one day of seeing artists working more and more with architects Get access to exclusive contents and keep yourself updated Get access to exclusive contents and keep yourself updated Select the topics in which you are interested: Every month a newsletter to receive updates from our creative media agency So you don't miss the chance to attend nss world events Every month the latest news from the French vertical of nss France : Australia won the Olympic track cycling men's team pursuit gold medal at the National Velodrome after beating Britain in a thrilling final on Wednesday easily overcame Denmark to take the bronze medal Get our pick of top stories and thought-provoking articles in your inbox Stay updated with notifications for breaking news and our best stories Join our channel for the top reads for the day on your preferred chat app We know it's a hassle to switch browsers but we want your experience with CNA to be fast Upgraded but still having issues? Contact us 37 members of Wicklow Male Voice Choir will travel over to Eichenzell in Germany this June alongside members of the Wicklow Twinning committee and sought some financial aid from Wicklow Municipal District for the trip Twinning arrangements between towns and areas in different countries help to develop a better understanding of other nationalities and cultures and Wicklow town is twinned with Eichenzell as well as Montigny-Le-Bretonneux in France and Montigny-Le-Bretonneux in France At April’s monthly meeting of Wicklow Municipal District the elected members were informed that up to 37 members of Wicklow Male Voice Choir will join the Wicklow Twinning Committee as they head over to Eichenzell from June 20 to June 22 While the choir will subsidise some of the costs they still have their accommodation to pay for The flight costs are exasperated by the large costs involved in flying all of their instruments over while they are also required to bring two professionals along with them The choir hasn’t made the trip over to Eichenzell since 2011 and in June are due to perform at an Irish night taking place at the cultural centre They have also been invited to an official reception where they will be representing Wicklow Everyone knows how positively I feel about twinning It opens up so many doors to different local community groups It’s a coming together pf peoples from different countries I have to say Eichenzell give a lot back to us in Wicklow as well I know there is a delegation from Eichenzell who are meant to be coming over to Wicklow for the regatta and Taste of Wicklow so if we had any funds in the twinning budget to assist the male voice choir Cllr John Snell commented: “The choir mainly consists of senior citizens who have contributed a life-time to doing their best and what is right It’s not just Wicklow town they will be representing It was agreed to provide the choir with €2,000 from the twinning budget to assist with the costs of the trip Faute d'accord avec la mairie de Paris pour racheter le Parc des Princes le PSG envisage de construire un nouveau stade flambant neuf ailleurs en Île-de-France et creuse depuis plusieurs mois différentes pistes L'une d'elles mène à l’île de loisirs de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines à Montigny-le-Bretonneux (Yvelines) SQY, « le meilleur endroit pour accueillir le futur stade du #PSG ? » https://t.co/36RGgZe8YS « S’il venait à se concrétiser ce projet porterait une atteinte considérable aux équilibres écologiques et économiques fragiles de notre territoire Ce serait ainsi pas moins de 50 hectares de terres naturelles espaces aujourd’hui utilisés pour l’agriculture locale (…) tout près d’une zone classée Natura 2000 abritant de nombreuses espèces protégées qui seraient sacrifiées au béton et au bitume » écrivaient ainsien janvier 2024 les maires de Coignières (Didier Ficher Génération.s) dans des propos rapportés par 78actu.fr Un an plus tard, Montigny-le-Bretonneux est toujours considéré comme une piste crédible pour le projet de futur stade du PSG le terrain visé appartenant à la région Île-de-France qui a voté en septembre dernier une mise à disposition d’un terrain de 50 ha pour le projet du PSG Si ce projet est aussi soutenu avec ardeur par Jean-Michel Fourgous président de l’agglomération de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines il fait aussi face à une réelle opposition des associations environnementales locales Le Collectif pour la transition écologique et citoyenne de SQY (CTECSQY) a ainsi lancé une pétition en ligne pour s'opposer au projet de construction du stade du PSG sur l'espace vert de l'Île de loisirs de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines Une pétition qui a déjà réuni 10 481 signatures et qui pointe trois grandes limites à ce projet « Difficile d’imaginer les oiseaux ne pas être perturbés par les flux de visiteurs dont certains viendront en voitures les éventuels feux d’artifice les jeux de lumière et le bruit les soirs de match ou durant je ne sais quel show » membre de l’association SQY en Transition Cette dernière estime que « ça aurait plus de sens de choisir une friche industrielle ou une zone marquée par une activité commerciale Alors que la piste Ris-Orangis a fait beaucoup parler d'elle la semaine passée celle menant à Montigny-le-Bretonneux semble avoir du plomb dans l'aile et fait face à une réelle opposition qui pourrait potentiellement retarder considérablement le projet du PSG Un élément que les décideurs du club prendront forcément en compte à l'heure d'arrêter leur choix qui est toujours attendu d'ici la fin du mois de mars La présidente du Mouvement conservateur a annoncé sa candidature aux élections législatives de 2022 Ancienne conseillère départementale des Yvelines entre 2015 et 2021 Laurence Trochu annonce sur ses réseaux sociaux se présenter pour les élections législatives du dimanche 12 et 19 juin 2022 dans la première circonscription des Yvelines comprenant les villes de Montigny-le-Bretonneux Elle représentera le parti Reconquête elle qui avait rallié la candidature d’Éric Zemmour lors de l’élection présidentielle Laurence Trochu se dit « très honorée de porter les couleurs de Reconquête pour défendre la France ».  Voir le tweet En 2017, cette circonscription avait été remportée par Didier Baichère (LREM) aux dépens de François-Xavier Bellamy (LR).  Laurence Trochu est surtout connue comme présidente de Sens commun depuis 2018 cette association émane de La Manif pour tous et est réputée pour ses positions très conservatrices sur les sujets de société.  Opposé à la gestation pour autrui (GPA) et à la procréation médicalement assistée (PMA) le Mouvement conservateur a longtemps soutenu Les Républicains avant de rejoindre Éric Zemmour en décembre 2021 Suivez toute l’actualité de vos villes et médias favoris en vous inscrivant à Mon Actu Suivez l'actualité de vos communes favorites dans l'onglet Mon actu Selectionnez une région ou recherchez une ville A powerhouse US team led by road race champ Kristen Faulkner blasted past New Zealand Wednesday to win their first Olympic title in the women's team pursuit and Faulkner clocked 4min 04.306sec to narrowly miss the world record and consign New Zealand to silver and I feel like the lucky one because they (her teammates) have won medals before on the track and I haven't," said Faulkner "I just wanted to live up to their expectations." without Katie Archibald who suffered a broken leg in a freak accident in June They were edged into silver in Tokyo by world record holders Germany More on Olympics: Rage prevails in France over the brutal murder of a 19-year-old student less than 24 hours after her disappearance The judicial and administrative handling of the 22-year-old has provoked strong political reactions from across the political spectrum who was studying at Paris-Dauphine University was found dead Saturday in a forest in western Paris during a search organized to locate her after her sister reported her missing at 11 p.m who was in her third year of study in the Economics and Financial department after lunch at Crous’ restaurant near Bois de Boulogne at around 2pm She was planning to visit her parents’ home in Montigny-le-Bretonneux but the final results will require further tests and expertise the Paris prosecutor’s office announced French authorities are proceeding with an extradition request to Swiss authorities for him to return to France and stand trial The suspect was in “irregular status” in France and was convicted in 2021 for a rape he committed in 2019 when he was still a minor He was released from prison in June 2024 after serving a five-year sentence and had been under mandatory deportation from France since then According to sources close to the case reported by Liberation had been transferred to an administrative detention center in Metz as he did not have an identity card confirming his nationality Despite French efforts to have him deported Morocco did not respond to France’s requests for travel documents The suspect was placed under house arrest and was required to report regularly to the police station resulting in him being placed on the wanted list on the eve of Philippine’s death The case sparked a backlash from political leaders who blamed the criminal and administrative system for delaying the suspect’s deportation expressed his desire to change the legal framework to protect French citizens stressing that “if the rules have to change Follow en.protothema.gr on Google News and be the first to know all the news See all the latest News from Greece and the World, the moment they happen, at en.protothema.gr