Town that was the playground of Ian Fleming and PG Wodehouse boomed in the Belle Époque but has since fallen from favour with visitors from across the Channel
Charles Bremner is a France Correspondent at The Times. He reports and writes commentary from Paris on the politics, culture, and various aspects of life in France, while also serving as The Times's aviation specialist. With over four decades of experience as a foreign correspondent, his work has been featured in Air Mail, Stuff, The Australian, IFLR, The Press, Waikato Times, The Times, and The Post.
