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St Alvère in the Périgord :
the first truffle market
in France to have gone
on-line !
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Le Buisson de Cadouin is situated at the crossroads of the département’s main towns, the historical and tourist sites of the ‘Périgord Pourpre’ and the ‘Périgord Noir’ and of‘Bastide Country’. The town itself has developed around the train station and its railway network linking Bordeaux and Sarlat, Paris and Agen.
At the 2007 census the commune counted a population of 2 197 who live at Cubans (once a port village on the Dordogne River), Cussac (perched on the hillside) and the town centre, the economic hub of the commune and indeed of the « Community of Communes ».
Le Buisson de Cadouin is also a cultural centre with a forward-looking, active library and an arts cinema.

Twinned with St Marcelline in Quebec.

     

Practical Information

Fax and photocopier
available for the local population (see town hall for conditions).

Halls and Meeting Places
Multi-purpose / sports hall : seats 500 / kitchen area / for hire.
Former canteen
Club house
Town-hall board room
La Maison des Associations (former town hall)
Local Mission surgery on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month at the Youth Information Centre (by appointment).

Tourist Information Office

Sport : Sports Grounds : rugby pitch / 2 tennis courts / sports hall
Municipal Sports Office : Town hall 05 53 22 00 41

Refuse Disposal : Containers for yellow and black bin liners are situated at La Falconnie, Lacoste, Le Moulin à Vent (the windmill), La Crompe, La Croix de Carême (the ‘Carême Cross’), Le Cayre, Fontenille, Les Teyssonies, Mestreguiral, Traux, Athanor and Le Roussel. In some areas there is a door to door collection service. For further information contact the Lalinde-Le Buisson SMICTOM services on 05 53 73 03 31




Text translated by Pays du Grand Bergeracois (professional translator).