CAUVALDOR in the news

Cauvaldor's Mob'Santé program, in collaboration with Bio 46, provided workshops and training to promote healthy, local, and sustainable eating practices within the community.

For about a month, Antidote transformed seven villages in northern Lot into open-air art galleries, showcasing contemporary art in rural settings.

Cauvaldor's "Pays d'art et d'histoire" offers a diverse summer program of cultural activities, including castle exhibitions, theatrical tours, and village discoveries.

Cauvaldor provided 50,000 euros in funding for the renovation of the L'Étincelle sociocultural center in Saint-Céré.

Inauguration of a new 4.4 million euro multisport complex in Gramat to enhance local athletic infrastructure and regional attractiveness.

Cauvaldor is organizing a series of heritage tours, historical conferences, and nature walks throughout June to promote local tourism and cultural memory.

Cauvaldor is launching its 2026 cultural and tourism season featuring the reopening of the Château des Doyens and dozens of local heritage events.

A diverse program of heritage tours, Resistance commemorations, and nature walks organized across the Cauvaldor region throughout June.

Cauvaldor is providing 15,000 euros to sponsor the 48th Ronde de l'Isard international youth cycling race to promote regional tourism and sports.

Cauvaldor approved a 90 million euro budget for 2026 to fund infrastructure, local services, and economic support without raising taxes.

Cauvaldor is organizing a diverse series of heritage tours, family workshops, and historical exhibitions across local sites for the spring holiday season.

Local officials met to discuss the administrative structure, budgetary importance, and strategic role of the Cauvaldor intercommunality in supporting rural municipalities.

Cauvaldor initiates a citizen health-environment program to develop local strategies for adapting to heatwaves.

Cauvaldor is organizing a series of heritage tours, children's festivals, and historical exhibitions throughout the month of May to promote local tourism.

Jean-Claude Fouché secured re-election as head of Cauvaldor, prioritizing housing investment, urban planning, and territorial equity.

Jean-Claude Fouché has been re-elected to lead the Cauvaldor community of communes, focusing on territorial continuity and economic development projects.

Cauvaldor strengthens local healthcare by welcoming a new general practitioner to Payrac's health center, improving access to medical services in the region.

Cauvaldor is expanding its free swimming lesson program for seniors across all its community aquatic centers in 2026.

Artist Camille Bès is conducting a series of participatory workshops and cultural events across the Cauvaldor region to engage residents in collective artistic creation.

Jean-Claude Fouché, president of Cauvaldor, delivered a ten-year bilan highlighting the community's extensive investments and achievements in local development, healthcare, tourism, and business support.