As part of its social media strategy, the BCSA has launched an official British Czech and Slovak Association Facebook group for its members and supporters.
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.
Click here to join us, share your knowledge and make useful contributions!
We have also launched a replacement Facebook newsfeed page below to better reflect these aims; become a follower and offer your suggestions to widen the coverage.
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Slovaks receive the European “science Oscar”
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Ján Tkáč from the Slovak Academy of Sciences has received financing for a project to diagnose prostate cancer more accurately.Czech Air Force celebrates 100 years | Prague TV - Living Like a Local!
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The last living Czech RAF veteran attended a <g class="gr_ gr_3 gr-alert gr_spell gr_inline_cards gr_run_anim ContextualSpelling ins-del multiReplace" id="3" data-gr-id="3">wreath laying</g> ceremony, bluewww.standard.co.uk/business/property-developer-hb-reavis-lands-120m-farringdon-offices-deal-a3910...
"A Slovakian property developer on Monday agreed a deal that will allow it to build a £120 million office block above Farringdon’s new Crossrail platforms."
Property developer HB Reavis lands £120m Farringdon offices deal
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A Slovakian property developer on Monday agreed a deal that will allow it to build a £120 million office block above Farringdon’s new Crossrail platforms. HB Reavis said it has acquired the rights from Transport for London for the “over-site development” on the corner of Cowcross Street and F...Fifty years of Prague Spring: A look back at the events that unfolded after Soviet tanks rolled into erstwhile Czechoslovakia
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Online grocer Rohlik.cz reports first annual profit | Radio Prague
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The second-largest online grocer in the Czech Republic, Rohlik.cz has reported its first annual profit since its establishment in 2014, the Czech News Agency reported on Thursday. The retailer expects to see a turnover of 2.5 billion crowns in 2018 and plans to double that figure next year.