As part of its social media strategy, the BCSA has an official British Czech and Slovak Association Facebook group for its members and supporters. Click here to join us, share your knowledge and make useful contributions!

Its purpose is to promote dialogue in British Czech and Slovak relations, provide a platform for disseminating information and a signpost to other British organisations with Czech/Slovak links.

We also have a  Facebook newsfeed page with selected articles covering business, economics and politics. Click here to become a follower and offer your suggestions to widen the coverage.

Latest tweets

Follow Us on Twitter

The majority of production has occurred within Barrandov Studio, but shooting has also taken place on location in Prague, including scenes shot within the Žižkov Tunnel, as well as areas outside the capital.

Edith Pargeter was a writer who achieved fame in Britain for her historical murder mysteries. What is less well known is her career as a (self-taught) translator and promoter of Czech literature.

BCSA/CBCC annual dinner
November 22 @ 6:30 pm - 11:00 pm
May Fair Hotel, Stratton Street, London (nearest underground Green Park).
An opportunity for Slovaks, Czechs and Britons to mingle in a convivial atmosphere.
https://www.bcsa.co.uk/event/bcsa-cbcc-annual-dinner-3

The European Union has announced a delay in its new Entry/Exit System (EES) rollout, a biometric border check for non-EU citizens. Originally set to launch on Nov. 10, 2024, the postponement is attributed to technical issues within the IT infrastructure.

Wenceslas Square in the very centre of Prague currently looks a bit like a building site. Construction is underway at several locations around the square to prepare for new tram lines that will connect the Vinohrady and New Town districts of Prague.

Load More

Latest Facebook posts

Like our Facebook page

Foreign Minister Lipavský to remain in government as non-party memberForeign Minister Jan Lipavský will continue serving in the Czech government even after the Pirate Party exits the cabinet, Prime Minister Petr Fiala announced on Tuesday, adding that Lipavský's leadership is seen as crucial for ensuring continuity in Czech diplomacy.The leaders of the coalition's remaining three parties, Mayors and Independents, Christian Democrats and TOP 09, have expressed their support for Lipavský to stay on as an independent member of the government, Mr. Fiala said.The prime minister also discussed this possibility with President Petr Pavel, who, according to Mr. Fiala, agrees that maintaining continuity in Czech diplomacy is the right course of actionRadio Prague International ... See MoreSee Less
View on Facebook