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British Czech and Slovak Association
Welcome to the BCSAThe British Czech and Slovak Association (BCSA) raises public awareness in Britain of Czech and Slovak life in all its aspects: history, arts, literature, economies, politics and sciences. We do this through talks, a magazine, social events and newsletters.
To find out more about the BCSA and our activities go to the About Us page.
BCSA eventsOne of our main events of the year, the BCSA Summer Garden Party will be on Saturday 15 June. more...
Our next "Get to know you" Social Evening will be on Wednesday 12 June at the Czech and Slovak National House, West Hampstead. This is an opportunity for anyone interested in the BCSA to meet, eat, drink, chat and get to know each other a little better. more...
BCSA newsFact or fiction; both are welcome in the BCSA 2013 Writing Competition. A first prize of £300 and a second prize of £100 will be awarded to the best 1,500 to 2,000-word pieces of original writing in English on the links between Britain and the Czech/Slovak Republics. more...
The winning entry in the BCSA 2012 Writing Competition, The Gibson by Lew Passmore, is on the Reviews page.
If you are on Facebook then you can join our group there. We now have over 600 people sharing news, comments and pictures.
Read the Chairman's Report and Treasurer's Report for 2011, which were presented to the AGM in April 2012, on the About Us page.
BCSA MembershipPeople of all ages join the BCSA for all sorts of reasons.
Some are British students studying Slavonic affairs, some are former residents of Czechoslovakia who now live in the UK, some are British people who have developed an interest in the republics, some are citizens of the Czech and Slovak republics who are currently working or studying in the UK, and others have different reasons for joining.
Whatever the reason is for your interest in the Czech and Slovak republics you will be given a warm welcome as a member of the BCSA. more...
Contacting the BCSAemail: secretary @bcsa .co .uk
post: BCSA, 643 Harrow Road, Wembley HA0 2EX, England
telephone: +44 20 8902 0328
fax: +44 20 8795 4875
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