In May, will we be able to do what we want?
After the announcement by Emmanuel Macron, Wednesday evening, of new health measures to fight the Covid-19 epidemic, our designer, Michel Fily, reinterprets in his own way the traditional saying of the month of April (photo above). Hoping that in May, we can do what we want …
New wave of restrictions to face the third wave from this Saturday April 3 at 7 p.m.
A measure and a non-response that question Joël Billard, mayor of Bonneval
The announcement of new measures to curb the Covid-19 epidemic prompted Joël Billard, mayor of Bonneval and departmental president of the Association of Mayors of France (AMF 28).
“Now is not the time for controversy. There needs to be awareness and we must all respect these measures, but there is a point of misunderstanding, said the elected official. The 10 km rule around his home is an urban view of things. All services are available in Paris but not in rural areas. There is a problem of fairness. “
Joel billard (Mayor of Bonneval)
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Joël Billard also regrets that no aid has been announced for the communities that provide services to the population. “The closure of swimming pools or nurseries leads to a significant loss of income but the wage bill is maintained. This situation is a brake on future investments and it is contrary to the spirit of the recovery plan. President Emmanuel Macron must review his position. “
He also took the opportunity to ask the tenant of the Élysée Palace to “send a very strong message to the state services so that they show flexibility and understanding so as not to block the recovery plan.” We are still waiting for a response for a project. I have 50 million private investments and 200 jobs in my town but the non-response of the State services risks derailing the project… ”, affirms Joël Billard.
Divergences
Jeff Habimana, secretary of the Dreux / Vernouillet section of the French Communist Party (PCF), prefers to use the term “divergence” to that of disagreement. But one thing is certain, the members of the PCF and Youssef Lamrini, united during the municipal election campaign in Vernouillet, are no longer looking quite in the same direction.
“We had made an alliance with Youssef Lamrini’s movement“ Change is you ”, because we had a political disagreement with Damien Stépho,” recalls Jeff Habimana. “But, the mayor is not a political enemy, he is not of the extreme right. We have a different vision, but he was democratically elected. Now we want to be in constructive opposition. ”
Regional 2021
Nicolas Forissier, head of the list (LR) in the regional elections on June 13 and 20, was in Chartres on Wednesday. The deputy of Indre and former Secretary of State in charge of Agriculture came to see the work of the station pole (financed at 39% by the Region), in the morning, then the cathedral, in the afternoon. The candidate welcomed the plans of the mayor of Chartres, Jean-Pierre Gorges, and recalled his ambition to make the Center-Val de Loire region “a lever for community projects”.
Nicolas Forissier started his Eurelian tour with Bonneval
As to who will lead the list of the right and the center in Eure-et-Loir, Nicolas Forissier spares the suspense: “The departmental list is not yet complete. There must be a balance between the urban centers of Chartres, Dreux and Châteaudun, and the rural territories. “
For his visit to Chartres, Nicolas Forissier was notably accompanied by Pierre-Frédéric Billet, mayor of Dreux, Didier Garnier, mayor of Mignières and vice-president of Chartres Métropole, Jérôme Philippot, elected opposition member at the town hall of Châteaudun. Names that could well be on the final list.
What alliances are formed before the first round of regional elections in Center-Val de Loire?
The Saint-Quentin velodrome and the vel d’Hiv
In one of its articles published online, the media France Soir writes: “The victims of the roundup were taken to the Vel d’Hiv by force. The people who will line up in front of the Vel Nat ‘to be vaccinated en masse will do so of their own free will. »Reference to the national velodrome of Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines which hosts a vaccinodrome. The deputy for Rambouillet, Aurore Bergé (LREM), condemned these comments, on Twitter
The prefect of Yvelines announced that he had reported the article to the prosecutor of the Republic of Versailles.
Forest
Due to a pandemic, the XXth Congress of the European Foresters Union (UEF), which was to take place from June 9 to 13, in Chartres, Senonches and Champrond-en-Gâtine, has been postponed from September 29 to October 3. . One of the highlights will be a seminar on September 30 on the theme “What multifunctionality for forests impacted by climate change?”
Foresters from member countries of the European Foresters Union will participate in this 20th congress, as well as many scientists who are thinking about the future of the forest. On October 2, a tour will take place in the forest of Senonches, the eighteenth national forest in France, and in the private forest of Bois-Landry in Champrond-en-Gâtine. We even announce the arrival of Bérangère Abba, Secretary of State for Biodiversity.
A chocolate rugby ball, police station in Mainvilliers, the stained glass window by Stéphane Bern … find the indiscretions of the week
Waiting for summer
The theater troupe in Chartres is still waiting for the green light from the government to be able to resume its shows. But it does not remain inactive, far from it. She even set herself the goal of giving performances outside in the villages of Eure-et-Loir. A creation residency is in preparation near the ruins of the castle of La Ferté-Vidame. The idea is to take the piece back Richard III and remodel it so that it adapts to this new environment. All you have to do is wait a bit …
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Warning
Ghizlan Chouayb, who left the municipal majority in Châteaudun in December, received a warning on Wednesday from the mayor (DVG), Fabien Verdier. He accuses him of having violated article 1 of the charter of the local elected representative which stipulates that “the local elected representative exercises his functions with impartiality, diligence, dignity, probity and integrity”.
“Your aggressive remarks vis-à-vis the assembly and in particular towards some of my assistants and your attitude during the meeting of the municipal council of February 24 denote a breach of your commitment as elected. I invite you in the future to take care to respect the charter of the elected local and to exercise your mandate with integrity and dignity ”, writes the mayor.
Words that make Ghizlan Chouayb “laugh”: “It makes me neither hot nor cold. Mr. Verdier criticizes me for my closeness to the parents of Jean-Macé’s students, but I know them all and I supported them when they came to disrupt the February 24 session. But everything that M. Verdier reproaches me with happened during the recess! “
The elected official, now in the opposition, is working on her response and intends to give Fabien Verdier “the change of his coin”: “I have already called the director general of services to withdraw me. of the organization chart of the elected representatives of the majority. “
Fabien Verdier, for his part, recalled that he is in charge of “the police of the assembly”. “You need respect. We can talk to each other calmly. ”
President
Jacques Lemare (LR) announced his candidacy for his succession to the County Council in the canton of Dreux 2. The elected representative wishes to be re-elected, of course, but, for his last term (it is he who affirms it), he Above all, would like “the next president to entrust me with a big file of the type that I have led to the end, such as Boostemploi or the installation of fiber in rural areas”.
We are obviously tempted to ask him if, by chance, this big file would not be the seat of president. After all, he had been a candidate for this position during the primaries within his group, in 2017. A suggestion that makes the candidate smile, who replies: “Now is not the time to think about it. But he’s not even definitely saying ‘no’. Jacques Lemare is careful not to insult the future …
Confusion
What do Beauce and the Indre valley have in common? Between Chartres and La Châtre? Not much, a priori, but two small letters are enough to bring these two municipalities, separated by 250 km, and their city officials.
Visiting on Wednesday in Chartres, Nicolas Forissier, deputy for Indre and head of the LR list in the regional elections of June 13 and 20, mentioned an anecdote: “I was mayor of La Châtre, a rural town in the ‘Indre, for twenty-two years. Several times, I have been asked if I was the mayor of Chartres. Frankly, I never said “no”! “Not sure that Jean-Pierre Gorges agrees with a standard exchange between Chartres (39,590 inhabitants) and La Châtre (4,158 inhabitants) but the mayor gladly welcomed his elected colleague for a city tour.
“I wish you to be elected”
Political lines seem to be moving in the ranks of the right in the Departmental Council. The departmental councilor of the canton of Épernon, Jean-Noël Marie, who sits in the current departmental majority, provided, in a message on Facebook, his support for Christophe Le Dorven, candidate for his succession in the canton of Dreux 1. But he is rather known for his membership of the UPE group (Union pour les Euréliens). “I wish you to be elected,” he says to Christophe Le Dorven and Évelyne Lefèbvre (elected UPE in the canton of Anet but who has not yet formalized her candidacy). “The council needs quality elected representatives who know the area. »A declaration to the elected officials of the UPE?
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