Welcome to Jump City an indoor trampoline park where you can bounce for hours on a variety of play equipment come and try your hand at the big jump on a giant airbag chain together baskets on the Basket Jump or challenge your friends on the fighter's beam It's also possible to celebrate a birthday with access to the trampolines for everyone, cake and sweets. Prices start at €18.90 per person, with a choice of sweet or savoury options. On some Saturday evenings, Jump City also offers a festive evening on the trampoline Jump City also has another address in the Paris region, in the Val-d'Oise department Jump City 77 is open every day during school term time (Wednesdays and during zone C school vacations (all day You can expect to pay as little as €13 for an hour bearing in mind that jumping sessions are unreserved and that non-slip socks are compulsory (€2.50 if you don't have any) Refer your establishment, click herePromote your event, click here Olympic Membership - Free Live Stream Sports & Original Series - join now! 🥇 the Olympic Torch Relay returns to the Parisian region this Friday During these few days of celebration around the capital One thing's for sure: there'll be something for everyone View this post on Instagram A post shared by Paris2024 (@paris2024) The Relay will pass through 12 towns across the department where the festivities will be in full swing Throughout the 15 towns and cities it will pass through the Relay will travel through an atmosphere that promises to be one to remember with a departure from Orly airport at 8am and a finale in Créteil as the highlight of the day People set up a giant inflatable screen for a drive-in theater organized by the commune of Saint-Thibault-des-Vignes The drive-in movie gets popular in France during the COVID-19 pandemic People watch a movie at a drive-in theater organized by the commune of Saint-Thibault-des-Vignes Acrelec the French company developing customer experience technology for “quick service” restaurants and retailers has announced plans for a $223 million investment by Glory Global Solutions The funding is subject to review by Acrelec’s employee representatives and certain competition authorities drive-through and self-checkouts for many of the world’s best-known restaurants and retail brands including McDonald’s Acrelec systems aim to personalise the in-store customer journey Headquartered in Saint-Thibault-des-Vignes and founded in 2004 the company now has 40,000 installations across more than 70 countries a 100-year-old business in cash management provides the French company with cash automation technologies and process engineering services that handle the cash flow running through Acrelec’s kiosks Glory’s technology also provides consumers with more payment options “We have been working with the Acrelec team for a number of years and we recognised that there was a strong fit in our cultures and ambitions as well as complementary solutions that we bring to market,” said Akihiro Harada “We see an increasing trend where consumers want to take more control over their in-store shopping and dining experiences through personally and contextually responsive self-service solutions Our investment in Acrelec will help accelerate their pace of innovation to capitalize on this trend.” commented: “Today’s investment by Glory will power the next exciting step for our company and represents a great opportunity for our customers and our team After many years of effort to answer in-store digital needs we are ready to launch the next step in our innovative next generation ‘smart-store’ solutions high-quality hardware will benefit from a complete suite of innovative AI software that increases revenues and leverages speed of service.” New traffic rules are now in force on key roads in Ile-de-France ahead of the Paris Olympics and Paralympics with fines of €135 issued to drivers who do not comply The roads are called ‘VROP’: voies réservées olympiques et paralympiques (lanes reserved for the Olympics and Paralympics) They are marked with the ‘Paris 2024’ logo both on the roads themselves and on road signs Other lanes on these roads remain open for vehicles as normal The establishment of these lanes was one of the commitments made by organisers when bidding for the Games to take place in Paris The goal is that athletes will be able to reach all competition venues within 30 minutes’ drive of the Olympic Village in Saint-Denis Read also: Paris Olympics: heatwave in France could put athletes at serious risk Read also: Are tickets for Paris Olympics or Paralympics still available?  more than 10,500 athletes are expected to attend the Games The Olympics begin with the Opening Ceremony on July 26 Read also: Metro signs get pink makeover for Paris Olympics Read also: Paris Olympics: Plan B for opening outlined in case of major threat  Only vehicles with prior authorisation will be permitted to use these lanes Official taxis (except ride-sharing vehicles such as Ubers) Public transport vehicles used to transport people with reduced mobility The Organising Committee has said that 22,000 authorisations have been issued Any type of vehicle that does not have prior authorisation The Paris Police Prefecture has confirmed that the affected roads include:  and Rue de Rivoli will be affected for the same dates between Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle and Porte de la Chapelle between Rocquencourt and Montigny-le-Bretonneux and again from August 27 to September 8.  between Collégien and Saint-Thibault-des-Vignes Full details of all the roads affected, including the dates and the specific section of road, can be found on the Journal Officiel website here Police will be checking the roads and vehicles along each of the routes with teams organised by the CRS Autoroutes and the Préfecture de Police Unauthorised vehicles using one of these reserved lanes will be liable to a fine of €135 “The use of an Olympic lane by a non-accredited vehicle can cause major disruption to the running of the events and to the smooth running of the Games as a whole,” said the Paris Police Prefecture Most of the lanes will go back to normal after the Games but some will be retained as ‘legacy routes (héritages)’ and will be reserved for public transport vehicles and car-sharing (carpooling) vehicles by 2025.  A1 (Province-Paris direction) between Gonesse (A3 slip road) and Saint-Denis (existing bus lane) Between the end of the Landy tunnel and La Courneuve The A13 between the A12 and the Saint-Cloud tunnel The traditional event will this year also pay homage to the Olympics and Paralympics important and symbolic step,’ says the head of the restoration project The mixture of French and English was aimed at international visitors Seine-et-Marne like all the other departments in the Paris region has planned a rich program of discoveries and events for the relay of the Olympic flame in its territory The Flame will continue its journey to Pontault-Combault, the department's fourth largest city, before criss-crossing the towns of Lagny-sur-Marne and Torcy. It will make a stopover in Melun, then in Vaires-sur-Marne where it will illuminate the nautical base the venue for future Olympic canoeing androwing competitions The route continues to Chelles, passing through the medieval town of Provins It will stop near the Caesar tower and ramparts where a variety of activities will transport us into a veritable time machine with events planned to transport us back in time thanks to its historic towers and ramparts The day ends in Meaux, where you can enjoy the Pâtis park and taste the famous Brie de Meaux. The Musée de la Grande Guerre will also offer opportunities for cultural discovery The flame will travel along the quays to the island before crossing the Pont Foch The day will end with a ceremony at the Georges Tauziet sports complex bringing the Olympic Flame's journey through Seine-et-Marne to a festive close entertainment and a DJ evening are on the program for the final venue Please note that the times shown are approximate and subject to change depending on the organization and the hazards of the route The flame not only symbolizes unity and diversity but also reflects Seine-et-Marne's passion and commitment to sport and culture It will be an opportunity for residents and visitors to actively participate in the Olympic spirit strengthening the bond between generations and the different cultures present in the département.In Seine-et-Marne six residents have been chosen by the Département to carry the illustrious Olympic Flame from diverse backgrounds such as top-level sport share a common passion for sport and Olympic values Each and every one of them, through their careers and achievements, embodies the values of Olympism and shows that the sporting spirit can truly lead to extraordinary achievements. They are a source of inspiration to us all, and emblematic figures for Seine-et-Marne during this Olympic period The torch relayroute in Seine-et-Marne promises to be a memorable event So we're getting ready all over the department to set up along the route and support the torchbearers in what promises to be an exceptional atmosphere we won't be missing the festive closing ceremony in Meaux (Brie de Meaux is a must!) Deux prévenus ont été condamnés et incarcérés l’infraction qui leur était reprochée est gravissime ont comparu – mercredi 1er juin – devant le tribunal correctionnel de Meaux (Seine-et-Marne) Sur le banc des parties civiles : une adolescente de 15 ans Profitez des avantages de l’offre numérique transfert du siège social au 60 Rue de la Jonquière SASU au capital de 700 € : 55 avenue Michel Chartier 77090 Collégien Aux termes d’une décision de l’associé unique du 01/03/2025 il résulte qu’à compter du 01/03/2025: la Société a été transformée en SARL à associé unique sans création d'un être moral nouveau et a adopté le texte des statuts qui régiront désormais la Société sa durée et les dates d'ouverture et de clôture de son exercice social demeurent inchangées Le capital social reste fixé à la somme de 700 € divisé en 700 parts sociales de 1 euro de nominal Cette transformation rend nécessaire la publication des mentions suivantes : Ancienne mention : Président : Monsieur AFODA Ahamad demeurant 55 avenue Michel Chartier 77090 Collégien Nouvelle mention : Gérant : Monsieur AFODA Ahamad demeurant 55 avenue Michel Chartier 77090 Collégien société par actions simplifiée en cours de liquidation au capital de 500 € Siège social : 48 Allée des Frères Lumière Aux termes du PV de l’AGO du 31 décembre 2024 après avoir entendu le rapport du liquidateur Monsieur Hocine BENREZZOU demeurant 48 Allée des Frères Lumière 77600 BUSSY ST GEORGES ont approuvé les comptes de liquidation au 31 décembre 2024 donné quitus au liquidateur et l’ont déchargé de son mandat et ont prononcé la clôture des opérations de liquidation au 31 décembre 2024 Siège social : 54 Route de Marlotte 77690 MONTIGNY-SUR-LOING Capital : 1000 € Objet social : La réalisation de prestations de construction réparation et tous autres travaux de maçonnerie ainsi que toutes autres prestations complémentaires Président : M Da Costa Victor demeurant 54 Route de Marlotte 77690 MONTIGNY-SUR-LOING élu pour une durée de indéterminé Admission aux assemblées et exercice du droit de vote : Chaque actionnaire est convoqué aux Assemblées Clauses d'agrément : La cession de titres de capital donnant accès au capital à un tiers à quelque titre que ce soit est soumise à l'agrément préalable de la collectivité des associés Durée : 99 ans à compter de son immatriculation au RCS de MELUN SARL au capital de 50 € Siège social : 16 RUE DE L'EGALITE 77680 ROISSY-EN-BRIE RCS MELUN 953252335 Par décision Assemblée Générale Extraordinaire du 12/04/2025 il a été décidé de nommer M ROUSSEAU Eric demeurant 10 square rodin 91350 GRIGNY en qualité de Gérant en remplacement de M M'PANZOU MAOUA Karl-Yoan de modifier la dénomination sociale qui devient : ND DISTRIBUTION d’étendre l’objet social aux activités suivantes : Commerce de voitures et de véhicules automobiles legers Transfert du siège social au 140 A natural disaster - catastrophe naturelle - has been recognised in five Dordogne communes and 24 areas in Nord following floods and droughts occurring this and last year If the government declares a catastrophe naturelle for an area in its official legal publication people whose property has been damaged by the event must make a claim within 10 calendar days from publication of the decree Natural disaster coverage is a compulsory component of standard multi-risk house insurance and so companies will be compelled to cover any damage directly linked to the event as long as a claim is made within the deadline Indirect costs – such as the cost of rehousing and loss of earnings – are not covered unless mentioned in the insurance contract You can normally open a claim by telephone Supporting documents can be sent after the 10-day deadline as long as the process has already been initiated Claimants will need to provide a description of the damage a list of lost or damaged items and where possible proof of ownership and value such as bills and photographs There is no extension of the 10-day deadline for second-home owners but some second-home insurance policies will allow for an expert to visit your property and assess the damage if you were away when the natural disaster occurred Vitrac and Sarlat-la-Canéda are subject to catastrophe naturelle measures after the flooding and mudslides which affected the area between September 8 and 10 A decree was published in Le Journal officiel on September 26 storm damage caused between September 8 and 9 was particularly severe with repair works on the RD704 road still in progress Residents and second-home owners can find out more about what they need to do by calling Lilian Gilet from the town’s mairie on 05 53 31 53 08 Several other departments affected by these extreme weather conditions are detailed in this Journal officiel decree 18 communes in Nord department were affected by ground movements linked to drought For weather events taking place between April 1 and September 30: a further six towns suffered floods and mudslides following heavy rain These weather conditions caused considerable damage to homes and businesses Decrees were published in Le Journal officiel on September 26 and 28 a natural disaster has not been recognised in Halluin after the town was affected by heavy rains on June 4 Many communes located around France have been affected by ground movements linked to drought occurring in: A decree was published in Le Journal officiel on September 28 France floods: what affected households need to do Recent power cut in Spain and Portugal is warning to holidaymakers to ensure they are prepared for worst-case scenario The resort is set to remain open to the public and not only to professionals there's always a hidden treasure waiting for you Whether you're a vintage vinyl collector, a retro décor enthusiast, or simply looking for that rare gem to impress the gallery, flea markets are the perfect place to bargain without breaking the bank all in a friendly and often festive atmosphere Head for the aisles of the region's garage sales now's the time to unearth those little treasures that will make all the difference to your decor or your collection you might even come away with more than you bargained for La GenevrayeLocation: Town HallSchedule: 6 a.m Route de la Ferme du PavillonSchedule: 8 a.m Rue du Général Leclerc la sucrerieTime: from 6.30 a.m Croissy-BeaubourgLocation: Rue de ParisSchedule: 8 a.m MourouxLocation: Rue de la Croix Saint-ClaudeSchedule: 8 a.m Saint-Martin-des-ChampsLocation: Rue du pressoirSchedule: 6 a.m VillebéonLocation: rue de VauxSchedule: 7 a.m BuchelayLocation: Parking DécathlonSchedule: 8 a.m FreneuseLocation: chemin des ventinesSchedule: 8:30 a.m HoudanLocation: parking aux cygnesSchedule: 9 a.m Mézy-sur-SeineLocation: Parc de la mairie place paul BargetonTime: 8am to 5pm Thiverval-GrignonLocation: village centerSchedule: 8 a.m Les MureauxLocation: Lycée Jacques Vaucanson BrévalLocation: rue de la forêtSchedule: 8 a.m Triel-sur-SeineLocation: Cosec Maurice Solleret Vélizy-VillacoublayLocation: Centre Commercial du Mail Avenue du Général de GaulleSchedule: 9:30 a.m MassyLocation: Centre commercial Carrefour Bièvre (Antique Tool Fair)Location: village centerTime: 8am to 5pm Briis-sous-ForgesPlace: place de la LibérationTime: 10 a.m ChampcueilLocation: Collège Olympe de Gouges ÉtréchyLocation: Centre de loisirs des vrigneaux Gometz-LechâtelLocation: Rue Saint-NicolasSchedule: 6 a.m Marolles-en-HurepoixLocation: Avenue du Lieutenant AgoutinSchedule: 8 a.m SaclasLocation: Stade Georges Garnery Rue de la LibérationSchedule: 7 a.m Saulx-les-ChartreuxLocation: parc jm BernardSchedule: 8 a.m Sainte-Genenvieve-des-BoisLocation: Rue Léo Lagrange la piscine d'en faceSchedule: 9 a.m BouvilleLocation: BASE DE LOISIRSSchedule: 5:30 a.m ÉtampesPlace: Place de l oucheSchedule: 7 a.m Le Plessis-PâtéPlace: Place du 8 mai 1945Time: not communicated MorangisLocation: Car parks Espace P.Amoyal and Mairie Rue de la LibérationTime: not communicated Saint-Michel-sur-OrgePlace: Place de Ber opposite rue de liersTime: 8am to 7pm YerresPlace: Place GambettaSchedule: 8 a.m Boulevard du Général de GaulleSchedule: 7 a.m Noisy-le-SecPlace: Place des Découvertes (Noisy-le-Sec's main market square)Time: 8 a.m L'Haÿ-les-RosesLocation: Parking CARREFOURSchedule: 8am to 6pm Choisy-le-RoiLocation: LES GONDOLESTime: 8 a.m CréteilVenue: Terrain d'évolutionSchedule: 9am to 6:30pm L'Haÿ-les-RosesLocation: Les Jardins de la Bièvre Saint-Maur-des-FossésPlace: Place des MarronniersTime: 8 a.m SurvilliersLocation: In the main streets of SurvilliersSchedule: 8 a.m Wy-dit-Joli-VillageLocation: Village streets and around the churchTime: 8am to 5:30pm Beaumont-sur-OiseLocation: Mairie de Beaumont-sur-Oise Herblay-sur-SeineLocation: Rue de Conflans and 13 other streets in the vicinitySchedule: 8 a.m Jouy-le-MoutierLocation: Rue Charles GounodSchedule: 8 a.m MérielLocation: Rue des Petits PrésSchedule: 9 a.m