New site - new features

Our new site includes a message board service, The Exchange, where you can post messages about events, clubs, language classes, etc.

The first 10 people to register for The Exchange will receive a Le Robert pocket French-English dictionary.

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02/22/2010

Business networking

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OrneLink is organising a Business Networking event on Thursday 18th March at 3pm. The event is hosted by Alain Lambert, President of Orne Council, in the company of Jérôme Nury, his Vice-President.

12/09/2009

OrneLink Party

Alain Lambert and the OrneLink team would like to extend their warmest thanks to those of you who attended the latest OrneLink Party on Saturday 31st October.
Over 200 people were at the Hôtel du département that evening. We hope you enjoyed yourselves and made new friends.
President Lambert was very pleased to meet you and to have the chance to speak to you. You can read his message of thanks on his blog.

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11/14/2009

The Orne has a twibe

Those of you who tweet will have heard about twibes. They are basically groups of twitter users interested in the same topic - and the Orne has its own twibe at http://twibes.com/twittorne.

07/06/2009

Garden Party

Thanks to all of you who attended the first OrneLink Garden Party. We hope you had a lovely time and had the chance to meet interesting people and find out useful information.

As Alain Lambert said in his speech, we hope you will be able to use the network to your advantage and that you will help us to build on these strong beginnings by putting forward your ideas and your needs.

As we said on the evening, this network is for you, so please don’t hesitate to send us your comments.

06/14/2009

The first OrneLink Garden Party

Friday 3rd July 2009 at 6pm - registration before Friday 26th June!

Orne Council is holding its first OrneLink event. It’s an informal get-together for English-speaking inhabitants of the Orne.

There will be a visit of the Lyautey Barracks where the council is based and a talk by Ken Tatham, a long-time British resident in France and maire of Saint-Céneri (one of the most beautiful villages in France). The evening will finish with a drinks reception hosted by Alain Lambert, President of the Council.

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