British woman’s family-run Paris shop wrecked during protests
A British woman says rioters wrecked her family’s Paris shop during protests over the cost of living and conditions in schools. Lily Mackie-Maynard described the damage as heartbreaking, particularly because employees were shaken by finding their workplace smashed and gutted.
The damaged city-centre shop is one of three Paris branches of the family-run Yess Electrical, and staff are working to reopen it. Paris and Lyon renewed targeted night-time curfews after a quieter night, while Marseille introduced a curfew for unaccompanied minors. France’s prime minister said the measures had helped keep the night calm, as further protests were planned for Saturday.
- Rioters smashed and gutted a family-run Paris shop.
- Staff were shaken by the damage to their workplace.
- Curfews were renewed in Paris, Lyon and Marseille.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “British woman is left ‘heartbroken’ after ‘hundreds’ of rioters destroy her business in Paris”.