Vyhledávání

31.5.2016 — Magistrát hlavního města Prahy v čele s primátorkou Adrianou Krnáčovou ukončil druhý ročník charitativních běhů Run and Help, neboli „Běhání, které pomáhá“. Akce proběhla  dnes 31. května ve 12:30 na Mariánském náměstí v Praze. Projekt Run and Help zaštiťuje Konto Bariéry.

29.6.2017 — Konto Bariéry ukončilo třetí ročník charitativního běhu Run and Help, neboli Běhání, které pomáhá. Do projektu se v roce 2017 zapojilo 70 skupin z celé České republiky. Běhaly mateřské, základní a střední školy, ale i firmy či party kamarádů. Celkový výtěžek překonal loňský rekord. Vybralo se přes 1,3 milionu korun pro děti s handicapem.

27.6.2024 — Představitelé hlavního města, zaměstnanci Magistrátu hl. m. Prahy i veřejnost dnes v poledne vyrazili z Mariánského náměstí na symbolický charitativní běh kolem budovy Nové radnice.

14.6.2018 — Magistrát hlavního města Prahy v čele s primátorkou Adrianou Krnáčovou ukončí čtvrtý ročník Run and Help, neboli "Běhání, které pomáhá". Akce proběhne 15. června ve 12 hodin na Mariánském náměstí v Praze. Projekt Run and Help zaštiťuje Konto Bariéry, ambasadorem je sprinter Pavel Maslák.

19.9.2023 — Tříletá Verunka trpící vzácným nervosvalovým onemocněním obdržela dnes od vedení hlavního města šek s finanční pomocí. Na pomoc Verunce přispívali zaměstnanci Magistrátu hl. m. Prahy v rámci charitativní akce Run and Help, celkem přispěli 56 961 korun.

31.3.2017 — Amatérské běhání je fenomén posledních let. V průběhu dubna a května si vyberte jakýkoliv den, kdy přerušíte výuku, práci nebo jinou činnost a na hodinku se proběhnete. Zároveň si zvolíte libovolnou částku, kterou každý účastník věnuje za uběhnutý kilometr, sto metrů, kolečko nebo ulici.

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11.6.2010 — Slavnostního večera „Umění harmonie“, který proběhl pod záštitou Medy Mládkové, se včera na Novoměstské radnici zúčastnil primátor hl. m. Prahy Pavel Bém. Ten také obdržel medaili „Nositel pochodně“ za podporu projektu. Celosvětový běh World Harmony Run se letos poběží Českou republikou od 4. do 14. června, celkem pak navštíví 44 států evropského kontinentu.

25.11.2019 — On Saturday, the 14th of December 2019, the fourth annual charity Christmas Night Run will take place in the centre of Prague. This 5km-long race will start and finish in front of Rudolfinum at Palachovo Square. Both individual racers and teams can take part in the race, and as was the case in the previous years, there will be a special race for children.

11.6.2010 — Slavnostního večera „Umění harmonie“, který proběhl pod záštitou Medy Mládkové, se včera na Novoměstské radnici zúčastnil primátor hl. m. Prahy Pavel Bém. Ten také obdržel medaili „Nositel pochodně“ za podporu projektu. Celosvětový běh World Harmony Run se letos poběží Českou republikou od 4. do 14. června, celkem pak navštíví 44 států evropského kontinentu.

10.4.2020 — The number of volunteers who have registered at the Czech Red Cross tents in Mariánské Square continues to increase. A total of 3,164 volunteers had registered by the 8th of April. Prague is now able to expand its offer of help to families who have children with special needs. As services for them are now limited and special schools are closed, the situation is more challenging than before.

28.1.2019 — Prague City Council approved the members of a new Commission for the Night Mayor, the head of which will be Jan Štern. The commission's main goal will be to systematically work on long-term solutions for Prague's nightlife, to keep it within reasonable limits and to cultivate it at the same time. Members of this Commission will include representatives of Prague 1 and of the Municipal Police, as well as representatives of night clubs and organizers of cultural events. The aim is, on one hand, to reduce negative impacts of nightlife on the citizens of Prague, and on the other hand, to not damage the prosperity of the city ​​and its inhabitants.

16.10.2020 — As a result of the further government regulations in relation to the coronavirus pandemic, Prague Zoo in Troja has had to close again. The zoo currently expects to close for 17 days, which means a big loss for the zoo. How can you help? Although Prague Zoo is largely funded by Prague City Hall, its resources are limited. Therefore, the zoo is asking the public for help.

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27.1.2021 — Thanks to cooperation between Prague and the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office, the first technological aids from Taiwan will arrive at Prague schools this week. Robots will help in lessons for lower grades at the grammar school in Čakovice, while spectrum analysers will be utilised at the Secondary Industrial School of Electrical Engineering in Ječná. This is the pilot phase of joint projects that Prague is preparing in cooperation with Taiwan. Cooperation projects in the field of education are being prepared, with their implementation planned for this year. These include digitisation in the field of children's education, IT innovation and climate change awareness.

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30.11.2019 — Actions to help homeless people survive the freezing weather are starting to take place in Prague this winter. Unlike in previous years, the city is allowing people with dogs to stay warm at night, whereas they were previously refused in dormitories. There are also more facilities available for those with health issues. The municipal police are taking part in the winter measures along with the social services.

28.6.2020 — Prague City Technology has been adding QR codes to the metal identification tags on public lighting, which will make it easier to report a lighting issue or an illegal advertisement. The codes will help emergency workers, as well as residents and tourists, navigate Prague.

8.5.2020 — Hana Třeštíková, Prague Councillor for Culture and Tourism, will propose another measure to support culture in the Czech capital to Prague City Council. This time, the financial help will be used to support the visual arts.

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18.8.2020 — "In April, together with GoOut, we sold tickets to non-existent shows in order to help to keep our culture alive. And because the time when almost NOTHING cultural happened is, hopefully, behind us, now Prague can experience SOMETHING in the last weekend of September. As an expression of gratitude to supporters and fans, cultural organisations all over Prague are preparing special events and programmes. It will be a celebration of the return and revival of culture and I look forward to seeing theatres and clubs full of fans soon," Hana Třeštíková, Prague Councillor for Culture and Tourism, said.

14.1.2020 — On Monday, the 6th of January, Prague Zoo announced that they have started a collection to help the Australian fauna threatened by fires. Over one million CZK has already been collected. 160,000 CZK of this, which comes from the "Three Crowns of Entry Fee" project, has already headed to the Bushfire Emergency Wildlife Fund managed by Zoos Victoria, after being approved by Prague City Council on the 10th of January.

17.4.2020 — Even without visitors, life goes on in the zoo. However, it is difficult for the zoo to keep running without the significant income from entrance tickets. How can we help? One of the options is a virtual adoption. This year, you can adopt even a baby elephant!

29.12.2018 — The prestigious international youth ice hockey tournament O Vánoční puk will be played in Tipsport Arena in Holešovice from the 27th of December to the 29th of December. This event is funded by the charity Nadace HCS.

8.7.2020 — Mayors of the capitals of the Visegrad Group (V4) countries have signed an open letter to the European Council. In it, they call for financial support, declaring their commitment to approach the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic as an opportunity to seek smart solutions that improve quality of life and to overcome the challenges of climate change.

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31.10.2019 — Prague's integrated public transport system will soon undergo several changes. The development of the D metro line and new tram lines, large-capacity, convenient and comfortable transport, remains a priority. As regards bus lines, the city of Prague is preparing to adjust timetables in response to occupancy issues, especially in the quiet months of January and February, in order to make bus transport more effective.

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10.3.2020 — 'Greetings from Fukushima' is a German drama which will be screened on the 11th of March in the Goethe-Institut in Prague. The award-winning film deals with the consequences of a nuclear disaster and interpersonal relationships.

30.8.2017 — The third of the series of this year's world races RUNCZECH held in Prague is titled Birell Prague Grand Prix 2017 and will start on the Saturday evening of September 9th, in the city center.

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22.9.2020 — 'V Praze jako doma', the campaign supporting tourism in Prague and to reduce the negative economic consequences of coronavirus, has been very successful. Thanks to the campaign, almost 60,000 people came to the Czech capital this summer, mainly from the Czech Republic, Germany, Austria and Slovakia. There have been very positive responses to the programme. The City of Prague, along with Prague City Tourism, will therefore extend the campaign until the end of December this year.

7.11.2024 — Po běžné čtyřčlenné rodině za celý její život takhle velká hromada textilního odpadu. Není to moc? A co vlastně s ním, když už ho nechceme?

13.10.2017 — Elections to the Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Parliament is scheduled to be held in the Czech Republic on 20 and 21 October 2017.

18.11.2019 — Until the 1st of March 2020, Prague City Gallery is presenting an exhibition of works by the prominent Czech artist Květa Pacovská. You can see her early works on the 3rd floor of the Colloredo-Mansfeld Palace.

31.12.2019 — The life-sized nativity scene made from straw by the Polish artist Andrzej Wrzecionko, a Vltava fish nativity scene registered in the Czech Book of Records, an African themed nativity scene made from ebony wood, a nautical-themed nativity scene, and a nativity scene made from corn husk are just a few of the unique creations that you can see at the traditional Christmas exhibition at the Charles Bridge Museum. This year, apart from nativity scenes, you will also have the opportunity to learn about the history of Christmas music as part of the exhibition.