November Issue of Prague 3’s Radniční noviny in English Now Available
The latest edition of Prague 3’s district newspaper covers local election results, a new initiative to support families and cultural developments across the district.
Photo: Praha 3
The November issue of Radniční noviny, the official newspaper of Prague 3, is now available. Alongside detailed coverage of the local elections, readers also find interviews, historical insights and updates on community projects.
One of the highlights is an interview with Dušan Anděl, a Ceremony Organiser at Strašnice Crematorium, marking the period around All Souls’ Day. He speaks about changes in funeral ceremonies and provides insights into the Olšany Cemeteries.
Local elections and new initiatives in Prague 3
The main feature in the newspaper’s ‘Focus’ section examines the results of the local elections, including the composition of the district council and the political direction of Prague 3.
The issue also introduces a new district initiative aimed at supporting families.
Photo: Praha 3
Culture, history and community initiatives
In its ‘Retrospective’ section, Radniční noviny looks back at the 1980s, when the Junior Club Na Chmelnici was one of Czechoslovakia’s leading venues for independent music and theatre.
Readers can also learn more about the ‘To je moje místo’ project, which preserves and brings to life the memories of eyewitnesses.
Another feature focuses on the newly opened ‘Mezi řádky’ Café at the Vozovna Cultural Centre, which provides employment opportunities for people with disabilities.
The full November edition of Radniční noviny is available to read online.
