The village of Lacaze in the Tarn has been awarded a Ruban du Patrimoine, a recompense for the commune's work over 2 years to restore its chateau, which dates back to the 15th century. 1.2 million euros have been spent, but much of the work has been undertaken by local volunteers from the 300 inhabitants. The prize, awarded on a national scale by the Association of Maires with the Fondation du Patrimoine, recognises work done locally to preserve the heritage.
Five sites throughout France were rewarded with the top prize,
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