La Voix du Nord

Follow the news live and in one click, in Lille and in Hauts-de-France

Experience the news from Hauts-de-France, and elsewhere, live thanks to our application!

From Lille to Calais and throughout the region, find comprehensive and varied information, so you don't miss anything that affects your daily life.

Diversify your current experience

Discover our information every day with a multitude of ideas for outings, unique large-format reports, practical information to better live your daily life in the region, without forgetting your horoscope and the fun section.

In total, more than 350 articles relate what makes our region every day, nourished by an anthology of themes. The Voice of the North is also:

– Highlights nationally and internationally,

– Sports news reported (LOSC, VAFC, volleyball and all other sports),

– The economy deciphered,

– The policy analyzed,

– Real estate news,

– Job offers in the region,

– The unusual unearthed,

– Your hobbies, your horoscope, traffic information, etc.

No less than 300 journalists/photographers and 500 correspondents strive to faithfully bring you the news from 1,539 municipalities, and more!

Your newspaper is present at any time in Lille, Armentières, Arras, Avesnes, Fourmies, Béthune, Boulogne-sur-Mer, Bruay, Calais, Cambrai, Caudry, Denain, Douai, Dunkerque, Hazebrouck, Hénin, Lens, Lomme, Marcq- en-Barœul, Lambersart, Maubeuge, Montreuil, Roubaix, Saint-Omer, Saint-Pol-sur-Mer, Seclin, Tourcoing, Valenciennes, Villeneuve d'Ascq

The Voice of the North is you!

You are the beating heart of our region and you vibrate to the rhythm of all the major events such as the Dunkirk Carnival, the Enduropale du Touquet and the unstoppable Braderie de Lille, to name just a few.

Your passion fills our lines and our news allows you to communicate every day with your loved ones.

An application that suits you

– Download your app on your phone or tablet, so that live information follows you wherever you are.

– Be the first to know with notifications on an edition or topic of your choice.

– As a subscriber, read your digital newspaper early in the morning, from 6 a.m.

– Play journalist by sharing your testimonials, videos or photos with us.

Once the app is downloaded, 3 possibilities:

– Log in and enjoy your subscription,

– Activate your digital access if the paper edition is already part of your daily life,

– Quickly discover our no-obligation offers and news from your region!

A completely controlled subscription

Several formulas for optimal reading comfort:

– An issue of La Voix du Nord costs less than €1!

– The Basic subscription gives unlimited access to all Open Access articles and newsletters for €7.99 each month (first month free) or €85.99 per year.

– The Premium subscription also includes access to the digital newspaper, supplements and archives for the last 30 days, for €14.99 per month (first month free) or €159.99 per year.

To pay, nothing could be simpler: your due is automatically taken care of by your Google Play account, upon confirmation of your purchase.

Cancel automatic renewal whenever you want, via this same account, at least 24 hours before the end of the current subscription.

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Introduction:

La Voix du Nord is a renowned regional newspaper based in Lille, France, covering the northern regions of Hauts-de-France and Normandy. With over a century of existence, the newspaper has played a significant role in shaping the cultural and historical landscape of the area.

Origins and History:

The newspaper's roots can be traced back to 1881 when it was founded as La Voix du Peuple by Jean-Baptiste Lebas, a socialist politician. Initially focused on local news and political commentary, the newspaper gained popularity due to its progressive stance and support for workers' rights.

The Interwar Years:

During the interwar years, La Voix du Nord expanded its reach and established itself as a leading regional newspaper. It covered major events such as the reconstruction of the devastated areas after World War I and the rise of industrialization in the North.

World War II and Resistance:

The newspaper played a crucial role during World War II. Its journalists actively participated in the French Resistance, providing vital information and rallying support against the Nazi occupation. As a result, the newspaper was banned by the German authorities.

Post-War Reconstruction and Growth:

After the liberation of France, La Voix du Nord resumed publication and became a key player in the post-war reconstruction efforts. It reported on the rebuilding of cities, the revival of industries, and the emergence of a new era of prosperity.

The Modern Era:

In the modern era, La Voix du Nord has continued to adapt to the changing media landscape. It has embraced digital technologies and expanded its online presence while maintaining its commitment to high-quality journalism and regional coverage.

Content and Coverage:

La Voix du Nord provides comprehensive coverage of local, national, and international news. It features in-depth articles on politics, economics, culture, sports, and society. The newspaper also publishes special supplements on various topics, including history, gastronomy, and tourism.

Regional Identity and Culture:

Beyond its news coverage, La Voix du Nord plays a vital role in preserving and promoting the regional identity and culture of the North of France. It publishes articles on local traditions, customs, and dialects, fostering a sense of belonging among its readers.

Influence and Legacy:

La Voix du Nord has had a profound influence on the political, social, and cultural development of the North of France. Its journalists have been instrumental in shaping public opinion, advocating for social justice, and preserving the region's heritage. The newspaper remains an essential part of the local community, providing a voice for its people and connecting them with their past, present, and future.