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Archive for the ‘August 2010’ Category



Angels – KAS

Angels - KAS

August 2010 Cover

 

Fresh Tomato Sauce –
for soup, chilli, pizza & bolognaise

By Lindsey Sermon
Fresh Tomato Sauce – a
simple way to use your large crop of tomatoes to make a versatile base for many meals – which is freezable

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Les Traversees de Tatihou

10th - 14th August

Enjoy the magical music festival on the rugged little island of Tatihou, its annual concerts with its varied music styles and genres is a must for the sences. Walk out to Tatihou from pretty St-Vaast- La-Hougue over the oyster beds exposed at low tide, toward the perfect island setting and wonderful sound experience.

www.tatihou.com

Renting out property – where and who to pay what!

by Stephanie & Jeremy Godwin Transmanche Accountancy Services
There are of course cross border agreements in place between the UK and France which make life complicated when it comes to where to bank your income from your property and which side of the Channel to pay any taxes and social charges due on it. There are various legal ways of renting out property in France and you need to make sure you are up to-date on them. This is best done by contacting a notaire who will draw up the lease best suited to your requirements.  

Guest Châteaux of Normandy

By Diane Ohanian au Château

Fall Asleep in a Normandy Château

Shakespeare wrote, “To sleep, perchance to dream”, in his play ‘Hamlet’, but he was certainly not writing of dreaming about a French château and realizing your dream to fall asleep in one!   So, let’s change that to “To dream, perchance to sleep”, and show you how to make it come true!  

KAS – Sweetheart to the Forces

With every up and coming new star there has to be a moment in time where their dreams beome reality, and so the story begins...
KellyMy name is Kas, Sweetheart to the Forces.  I am a singer and dancer.
As an entertainer, I started my business four and half years ago.  I enjoy dressing up in the 40’s fashions, I just love the cloths.  My mum and all my family would say, I was born in the wrong era. I would watch over and over the films, musicals and shows from that time.  Stars like Gene Kelly, Fred Astaire, Ann Miller, Elena Powell, Glen Miller and Al Jolson, to name a few.  

Tinker, tailor, soldier, sailor, rich man??

by Wendy Wise - Facilitutors
Have you ever noticed how a lot of the expats who manage to make a go of life in France, which as you know can be tough, have more than one string to their professional bows?   I’ve been talking to some people, who certainly fit the versatility profile, to find out what makes them tick.

 

Foreign Currency Exchange –
Make your money work harder!

by Judy Mansfield - First Rate FX
Judt Mansfield - First Rate FXA statistic I read recently showed that over 80% of people are still using the very first bank where they first opened an account.  They may have added other accounts along the way with other institutions, but in general, we tend to stay with that same first bank (me included!).  

Living and Settling In Normandy

by Sally Stone - Les Bons Voisins
Sally Stone - Les Bons VoisinsWe love living in the north of France and after seven sometimes turbulent years would not dream of living anywhere else – but lets have a realistic look at how this can be achieved, and at what cost – and we are not just talking money!  We are going to look generally at the overall subject of settling and living in Normandy hoping to provide you with a positive slant on solutions to ensure that you can plan and effectively deal with different events… yes, surprising as it may seem, life goes on the same in France just as it did in the UK, and at some point you might have to take off those rose tinted glasses and deal with day to day matters.