Police in Saint Gaultier

[Aitch]

I need to send a letter to the Police Station in Saint Gaultier (36). Have tried Google search and the tourist information but no luck. I do not have a Pages Jeunes at home. Can anyone help with address and tel.no.

Many thanks,

Aitch 

[BJSLIV]

Gendarmerie Nationale
22 pl Champ de Foire 36800 SAINT GAULTIER    from http://www.pagesjaunes.fr/pj.cgi	02 54 24 67 20

[Aitch]

Thanks for the help, much appreciated,

Aitch

[Teamedup]

I use the pages jaunes on line all the time, much prefer it to the book.

[Me0wp00]

oh so do I TU it's the only way to find numbers out of your department and as I'm bordering 3 departments and the docs and vets etc etc are in the neigbouring department without PJ online i'd be stuffed so to speak :o)

[Alcazar]

I find the book version, (and, for that matter, the phone book white pages), difficult to get my head round.

If I'm looking for, say, a plumber, I want to be able to look under his name, then see his address, rather than have to know  what village he's in.

I can see the use, in departments as big as French ones, but it takes some getting used to.

Alcazar

[Teamedup]

Even more difficult Alcazar is that the Paris phone books used to be done by street name. I don't know whether they still are, but if you didn't know where someone lived then, well I for one was snookered.

[SaligoBay]

Even more difficult Alcazar is that the Paris phone books used to be done by street name. I don't know whether they still are, but if you didn't know where someone lived then, well I for one was snookered.

A French neighbour explained that they're done this way (Paris and the villages) to protect your privacy, in that if someone doesn't even know your address, they have no reason to be looking for your phone number.  Or something like that.   Enfin bref, there is, as you would expect, a Very Good Reason for doing it this way.