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British Czech and Slovak Association
Members' servicesThis section describes our members' services explains how to join the BCSA.BCSA Review Magazine The Review is now an established magazine that provides information about recent developments in British Czech and Slovak relations i.e. the sort of coverage that rarely features in the mainstream media in the UK. It has a trusty circle of expert contributors who report on and analyse important events. Garden Party and Annual Dinner Our two main social and fund-raising events each year are the Garden Party, held in the communal garden of the Czech and Slovak Embassies in the summer, and the Annual Dinner, which is held in a London Hotel in November. "Get to know you" social events We organise a series of social events to provide an opportunity for BCSA members, supporters and friends to meet. These are normally held at the Czech and Slovak National House, West Hampstead. Educational talks The BCSA organises a series of talks on various aspects of Czech and Slovak culture to raise awareness of these in Britain. These talks are open to members of the general public and are usually held at either the Czech or Slovak Embassy. Website This website is updated regularly to keep members informed of new events and to promote the BCSA to prospective members. News by email Our Review magazine and website are the main ways we communicate with our members but there are occasions when we do not have enough time to use those methods, for example when we are notified of an event at short notice. In these cases we will use the BCSA News email service to inform our members about the event. This service is provided via Yahoo! Groups which means that each member controls their own membership details, e.g. whether to receive emails and, if so, which email address to use. Members can leave the BCSA News service at any time. Click here to subscribe to BCSA News Joining the BCSAPeople join the BCSA for a number of different 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 after visiting them, some are citizens of the Czech and Slovak republics who are currently working or studying in the UK, some are British people with family connections in the republics, and others have a variety of reasons for joining.Membership is for 12 months from the date of joining. The subscription rates are:
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Last updated 22 June 2008. Copyright British Czech and Slovak Association. Registered charity 1049411
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