Showing posts with label Indre-et-Loire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indre-et-Loire. Show all posts
Sunday, 28 June 2020
Epeigné-les-Bois: result of 2nd Round of election for new Conseil – Sunday 28th June 2020
Result of the 2nd Round of the municipal elections @Epeigné-les-Bois:
Ludovic Guillon: 102 votes (56.04%) elected
Dominique Hisbergue 80 votes (43.96%)
58.65% of the electorate voted. 0.55% of votes were declared invalid. This compares to 62.18% voted on 1st Round with 2.06% invalid votes. Although the number voting in the second round is a little lower than in the 1st Round, it is far above the national participation that was just 34.67%, so an encouraging level of participation in Epeigné-les-Bois.
Result of election@Sale des Fêtes
Composition of new Conseil:
Frédéric Chevalier
Claire Dupré
Jean Candiago
Stéphane Maghissene
Fabienne Somméria
Michel Caraty
Francis Benoît
Amélie Boguet
Viviane Fève
Michèle Prieur
Ludovic Guillon
Update 2nd July 2020
The first meeting of the new Conseil will be tomorrow (3rd July 2020) at 19.30. The agenda will include the election of the new Maire and deputies along with various other roles and posts.
Saturday, 9 May 2020
Epeigné-les-Bois: les vignes communales ont doublés
The second third of Epeigné's communal vineyard (vignoble partagé) has now been planted. Unfortunately due to the coronavirus the three new rows of vines were planted yesterday on 8th May without ceremony. In complete contrast to 13th April 2019 when the first vines were planted. Epeigné's 'grand cru' vineyard is now fenced off to keep the deer out.
Some photos from Saturday 13th April 2019:
First rows pruned 7th March:
The first rows of the vignoble partagé were pruned on the morning of Saturday 7th March – a little over a week before France locked down. No sign of social distancing here, although a number of those present avoided shaking hands, kissing or hugging.
Tuesday, 9 July 2019
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As usual the commune of Epeigné-les-Bois (Indre-et-Loire) will once again have the honour to kick off the Bastille Day celebrations on Saturday 13th July at 7.30 pm. This year marks the 230th anniversary of the start of the French Revolution.
The rest of France will attempt to catch up the following day.....
Monday, 9 October 2017
L'eglise @Epeigné-les-Bois – more photos of the restoration work
Series of photos on the progress in renovating the church @Epeigné-les-Bois. The workers from Hory Chauvelin in Avoine appear to be real craftsmen.
September 25th 2017
26th September 2017
27th September 2017
Also working on the lower north side roof
(above and below)
Pliable slats moving higher
Further progress on covering the roof
Right at the apex
Work continues on the small roof
Tuesday, 26 September 2017
Eglise à Epeigné – réparations impressionants ! + a contrast....
The church at Epeigné-les-Bois has been undergoing extensive repairs for at least a year now. Using specialist workers the results are certainly impressive. The pity, of course, is that the church is rarely used.
Detailed work on the tower
Scaffolding and machinery
Working on the curved eastern end of the church
– seems similar to the brow of a boat
(above and below)
Work advances
Somewhat of a contrast......
Earlier this year the commune of Epeigné-les-Bois biult a wall to support the land behind the Salle des Fêtes. Unfortunately the mason's work on this wall was far below that of the quality being shown in the restoration of the church.
Immaculate work on church contrasting with commune's wall
The two walls do not appear to be joined together....
Sunday, 2 October 2016
Epeigné-les-Bois: more eating and drinking + vintage transport + church repairs + team of pigeons
Lunch tent erected by Epeigné's Plan d'Eau
Following on from the Répas des Ainés yesterday, today saw the Pique-nique of the Association des Amis des patrimoines d'Epeigné-les-Bois, who were blessed with a lovely early autumn day.
Apéro in brilliant sunshine
Hard at work enjoying the apéro
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Epeigné's Lac is not just a good place for a picnic but also from time to time can be a witness to an exchange between vintage transport enthusiasts!Here Dominique Hisbergue on the Royal Enfield chats to Oliver – the owner of a 1966 Chevrolet Impala.
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Repairs to Epeigné-les-Bois' church, which the village's central feature, continue with Stage 2 now underway.
Fairly early morning light picking out the repair work on the upper part of the church.
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Bearing in mind the number of strikes (grèves) in France, Epeigné-les-Bois has invested in a flock of highly trained pigeons, who will be able to take over should La Poste go on strike and so continue to provide an exemplary service.
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