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SUMMARY:Polish Codebreaking Festival Bletchley Park 25th & 26th July
DESCRIPTION:Rediscover a British-Polish WWII story at Bletchley Park. Listen to talks with historians\, take part in interactive workshops and demonstrations as well as enjoying a festival atmosphere for all the family. Open to all\, all events in English.\n25th & 26th July\, 10:00-17:30\, Bletchley Park \nVisit the event webpage to Book Tickets: Polish Codebreaking Festival | Bletchley Park \nThis summer Bletchley Park and the Polish Cultural Institute together with the Embassy of the Republic of Poland and the Enigma Centre from Poznan\, invite you to discover a powerful story of ingenuity\, collaboration and determination. \nAcross one vibrant weekend\, explore how early Enigma breakthroughs by Polish mathematicians and intelligence pioneers helped shape and influence the codebreaking work at Bletchley Park. Through conversation\, music\, creativity and discovery\, this festival invites you to explore and celebrate codebreaking history. \nA story that connects nations \nLong before Bletchley Park’s large scale codebreaking work started\, Polish cryptologists had already achieved what was deemed impossible; breaking German military Enigma. This festival shines a light on that shared history\, where ideas\, people and ingenuity crossed borders\, in the face of uncertainty. \nUncover these connections for yourself\, from hands-on challenges inspired by early codebreaking techniques to expert insights into the minds behind the mission of breaking Enigma. \nExplore\, create and discover \nDrop into interactive workshops\, meet visiting experts from the Enigma Cipher Centre in Poland\, hear from celebrated authors and see codebreaking techniques brought to life through demonstrations and storytelling. \nWhether you’re deciphering a puzzle\, crafting your own code\, or simply soaking up the atmosphere\, there’s something here for every level of interest. \nFamilies can dive into creative activities together\, while those seeking deeper insight can enjoy a programme of talks that reveal the human stories behind the maths. \nA festival atmosphere \nThroughout the weekend\, Bletchley Park will come alive with live music\, performance and the flavours of Poland. Relax on the lawns as music drifts across the park or gather with others to share in moments of reflection and celebration. \nFind out more and join our evening talk \nFor those who want to delve deeper\, a special evening event will bring together Dr Marek Grajek and Sir Dermot Turing to explore the Polish codebreaking story in greater depth\, offering fresh perspectives on a history that still resonates today. For more information go to the separate event page. \nProgramme of activities available can be found below. \nDelicious traditional Polish food will be served throughout the weekend from On’On Grill & Pierogi. \nProgramme \nSaturday\nMANSION BALLROOM\nLimited seating available. Attendance is on a first come first served basis. \n\n10.30-11.00: Introductory Talk\nDiscover the connection between Bletchley Park and Polish codebreaking\, with the Bletchley Park Historians.\n11.30-12.30: Talk by author Clare Mulley\nLearn about the remarkable life of Polish-born pioneering female special agent Krystyna Skarbek.\n13.00-14.00: Talk by Enigma Cipher Centre\, Poznań\nHear from leading experts in Polish wartime intelligence and cryptology.\n14.30-15.30: Talk by author Clare Mulley\nDiscover the story of Elżbieta Zawacka\, Polish-born Countess and the only woman to parachute from Britain to German-occupied Poland during World War Two.\n\nMANSION LIBRARY\nDrop-in \n\n11.00-16.00: Cyclometer Demonstration\nDiscover the workings of the first electromechanical device created by Marian Rejewski to help break German Enigma keys. Hosted by Jerry McCarthy (The National Museum of Computing).\n\nHUT 1\nLimited spaces available. Attendance is on a first come first served basis. \n\n12.00-12.30: Enigma demonstration by experts from Enigma Cipher Centre\, Poznań\n14.30-15.00: Enigma demonstration by experts from Enigma Cipher Centre\, Poznań\n\nHUT 12\nDrop-in \n\n11.00-16.00: Creative Family Workshop\nJoin the Bletchley Park Learning team for hands on activities and challenges inspired by the pioneering work of Polish codebreakers\n\nTENNIS COURT\nDrop-in \n\n11.00-16.00: Discovery Tent\nDiscover more about Polish codebreaking with the team from the Enigma Cipher Centre\, Poznan. Includes a rare opportunity to see objects on display from their collection.\n\nOUTSIDE LAWN  \n\n12.30-13.00: Performance by Polish-born and London based jazz vocalist Elwira Rejnowicz\n13.30-15.00: Performance by award winning British-Polish singer\, songwriter Katy Carr\n15.30-16.00: Performance by Polish-born and London based jazz vocalist Elwira Rejnowicz\n\nAUDITORIUM\nSeparately ticketed event \n\n16.30: Talk: Polish Codebreaking and Bletchley Park\nA talk and conversation with Dr Marek Grajek\, Sir Dermot Turing and Dr David Kenyon. \n\nSunday\nMANSION BALLROOM\nLimited seating available. Attendance is on a first come first served basis. \n\n10.30-11.00: Introductory Talk\nDiscover the connection between Bletchley Park and Polish codebreaking\, with the Bletchley Park Historians.\n11.30-12.30: Talk by author Robert Gawłowski\nLearn about the story of Marian Rejewski\, the man who started the revolution in cryptology.\n13.00-14.00: Talk by Enigma Cipher Centre\, Poznań\nHear from leading experts in Polish wartime intelligence and cryptology.\n14.30-15.30: Talk by author Robert Gawłowski\nLearn about the story of Marian Rejewski\, the man who started the revolution in cryptology.\n\nMANSION LIBRARY\nDrop-in \n\n11.00-16.00: Cyclometer Demonstration\nDiscover the workings of the first electromechanical device created by Marian Rejewski to help break German Enigma keys. Hosted by Jerry McCarthy (The National Museum of Computing).\n\nHUT 1\nLimited spaces available. Attendance is on a first come first served basis. \n\n12.00-12.30: Enigma demonstration by experts from Enigma Cipher Centre\, Poznań\n14.30-15.00: Enigma demonstration by experts from Enigma Cipher Centre\, Poznań\n\nHUT 12\nDrop-in \n\n11.00-16.00: Creative Family Workshop\nJoin the Bletchley Park Learning team for hands on activities and challenges inspired by the pioneering work of Polish codebreakers\n\nTENNIS COURT\nDrop-in \n\n11.00-16.00: Discovery Tent\nDiscover more about Polish codebreaking with the team from the Enigma Cipher Centre\, Poznan. Includes a rare opportunity to see objects on display from their collection.\n\nOUTSIDE LAWN  \n\n12.30-13.00: Performance by Mazury Dance Company\n13.30-15.00: Performance by award winning British-Polish singer\, songwriter Katy Carr\n\nVisit the event webpage to Book Tickets: \nPolish Codebreaking Festival | Bletchley Park
URL:https://euniclondon.org/event/polish-codebreaking-festival-bletchley-park-25th-26th-july/2026-07-26/
LOCATION:Bletchely Park\, The Mansion\, Bletchley Park\, Sherwood Drive\, Bletchley\, Milton Keynes\, MK3 6EB\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Night of Ideas 2026
DESCRIPTION:The French Institute presents the Night of Ideas\, a night of free debates taking place on 5 February\, this year’s theme exploring global inequalities\, the growing polarization among Gen Z and ending life ethically. Leading experts from both sides of the Channel will challenge our understanding of the world\, reflecting on how governments\, civil society\, and individuals tackle global disorder\, polarisation\, and fragile social contracts\, fostering dialogue for a brighter future through free\, engaging discussions. 
URL:https://euniclondon.org/event/night-of-ideas-2026/
LOCATION:Institut français in London\, 17 Queensberry Place\, London\, SW7 2DT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Learn,Talks
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SUMMARY:Vaclav Havel European Dialogues / Growth and Inequality in Central Europe: Between Havel’s Vision and Today’s Cleavages
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a third edition of the annual Václav Havel European Dialogues\, a global series of discussions inspired by Havel’s enduring legacy organised jointly by the Czech Centre London\, SSEES and the Research Centre for the Study of Places\, Identities\, and Memories (PIMs). \n\nOver the last three decades\, the Central European countries have experienced some of the fastest economic growths in the world. The region has joined the ranks of highly developed countries\, and its citizens are wealthier and living longer than ever before. In Czechia\, this transformation was closely tied to the democratic ideals articulated by Václav Havel\, whose vision of an open society and civic responsibility shaped the country’s path during the early years of transition. Yet\, within a generation\, Central Europe has also moved from being one of the most egalitarian regions in Europe to one of the most unequal. This indicates that the growth has not benefited all equally. What are the sources of the Central European miracle\, and who are its main beneficiaries? What are the consequences of the increasing inequalities for these societies\, especially in the context of growing political polarisation? How can we ensure that future growth in the region will be inclusive? \nThe event will be moderated by Jessie Barton Hronešová and will feature an esteemed panel of speakers\, including Zsoka Koczan\, Lead Economist in the Office of the Chief Economist at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development\, Lubomír Lízal\, economist and former director of CERGE-EI\, Prague\, Pawel Bukowski\, co-director of the new Research Center for the Study of Places\, Identities\, and Memories (PIMs)\, and a word of welcome by Přemysl Pela\, the director of the Czech Center in London. \nAbout the speakers: \nZsoka Koczan is Associate Director\, Lead Economist in the Office of the Chief Economist at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. At the EBRD\, she edits the Regional Economic Prospects\, which review the latest economic developments in the EBRD regions\, works on the Transition Report\, EBRD’s annual flagship publication\, and runs the Life in Transition Survey\, a large household survey covering 44 economies. Prior to joining the EBRD\, she worked as an economist at the International Monetary Fund in the European and the Research Departments\, primarily on the World Economic Outlook. She holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Cambridge \nPaweł Bukowski is a Lecturer in Economics at the University College London and the Polish Academy of Sciences. Also affiliated with the London School of Economics. He is a Co-Director of the Centre for the Study of Places\, Identities and Memories (PIMs) at UCL. His research focuses on socio-economic inequalities and labour economics. He has won multiple international research grants\, founded an expert group – Dobrobyt na Pokolenia and is a member of Concilium Civitas – a group of influential Polish social scientists working abroad. His book\, “Inequalities a’la Polonaise”\, won the Puls Biznesu Scientific Economics Book of the Year 2024 and the Marcin Król Prize 2025\, given for a significant contribution to the humanities and social sciences. \nLubomír Lízal has been a member of the Czech National Bank Board in 2011-2017; the Board is bank governing body and monetary policy committee. Since 1993 he has worked as a researcher at the Economics Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences. In 2003–2008 he has been Director of both the Economics Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences and CERGE\, Charles University. He is a member of the Scientific Council of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Czech Technical University\, and other scientific boards. He was a member of the National Economic Council of the Government. In years 2018-2019 he has served as the President of the Anglo-American University in Prague. Currently he is an associate professor at the Czech Technical University and at the University of Finance and Administration.\nMr Lízal graduated at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Czech Technical University. In 1998 he obtained a PhD in economics at CERGE\, Charles University and in 2006 he qualified as an associate professor in economics at Charles University. In his research he has focused on transition and environmental economics\, recently also on energy economics. \nJessie Barton Hronešová is a Lecturer in Political Sociology at the School of Slavonic and East European Studies\, UCL\, and Co-Director of the Centre for Study of Places\, Identities and Memories. In her work\, she focuses on victimhood narratives\, the politics of memory\, transitional justice and dealing with the past in Central and Southeast Europe. She is particularly interested in the political uses of emotionally charged and traumatic memories as well as how victims and survivors navigate politics. She is the author of The Struggle of Redress: Victim Capital in Bosnia and Herzegovina (2020) and Post-War Ethno-National Identities of Young People in Bosnia and Herzegovina (2012) and co-editor of The Nexus between Democracy\, Collective Identity Formation\, and EU Enlargement (2011). From 2019 to 2021 she was the ESRC Postdoctoral research Fellow at the University of Oxford and then a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow at UNC Chapel Hill and Ca’ Foscari. Outside of academia\, she is a frequent policy advisor and consultant in international development in Central and Southeast Europe. \nPřemysl Pela is the Director of the Czech Centre London and the Programme Director of Czechia EXPO 2025 in Osaka. Premysl has served as the Director of the Czech Center in New York and worked for\, among others\, the Charles University’s CERGE-EI Institute and the Czech Academy of Sciences. In the private sector\, he has held various international top managerial roles. He also headed the Strategy and Innovation Department at the Czech Centre’s HQ in Prague and developed innovative projects presenting scientific creativity through advanced digital technology. He holds graduate degrees from the University of Wisconsin and Ostrava University and has completed academic and professional programmes in New York University\, Michigan University and the Civil Management College in London. \n\nFree entry\, REGISTER HERE
URL:https://euniclondon.org/event/vaclav-havel-european-dialogues-growth-and-inequality-in-central-europe-between-havels-vision-and-todays-cleavages/
LOCATION:Czech Centre\, 30 Kensington Palace Gardens  \, London\, W8 4QY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Learn,Talks
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SUMMARY:The Emil Zátopek Run
DESCRIPTION:Get ready for a day of movement\, fun\, and community spirit at the fourth annual Emil Zátopek Charity Run! Thames Valley Harriers and the Czech Centre invite you to bring your family\, friends\, and plenty of energy for a celebration of sport inspired by one of the greatest athletes of all time.\n\nWhether you’re racing for a personal best\, joining your first fun run\, or simply enjoying the atmosphere\, there’s something for everyone — from kids to grandparents.\n\nThis year’s fresh new format includes:\n\nA 1-MILE CHARITY RUN FOR ALL AGES\n&\nQUAD KIDS ATHLETICS – have a go at running\, jumping\, throwing\, and sprinting at the home ground of Linford Christie\n\nYou can also look forward to\n\nFREE games and other activities by Czech School Without Borders and Okenko.uk\nPizza and other refreshment\nMedal ceremony & chill-out social after the race\nAdmission: £10/£5 (under 17s)\n(for the 1 mile run and the Quad Kids events)\nOther kids activities will be free\n\nAll entry fees and donations will contribute towards the Zátopek Athletics Fellowship.\n\nRegistration for the 1 mile run and Quad Kids Athletics\n\n– Register online via Entry4Sports by 20 September 2025\n(please scroll down for the instructions on how to register)\n– Walk-In registrations on the day are also welcome\n(please register by 10:30 for the 1 mile run)\nThe event begins at 11:00 am with the 1 mile run for different age categories\, with timings to be decided on the day\, followed by Quad Kids Athletics.\n\nABOUT EMIL ZÁTOPEK\n\nKnown as “The Czech Locomotive”\, Emil Zátopek wasn’t just a runner — he was a force of nature. With an unorthodox stride and unstoppable will\, he conquered the 1948 London Olympics and shattered records in Helsinki in 1952\, winning gold in the 5000m\, 10000m\, and marathon — all in one Games. No one has done it since.\n\nThere are many books and films about Zátopek’s life and sport achievements\, including those of British authors: Richard Askwith’s biography Today We Die a Little: The Rise and Fall of Emil Zatopek\, Olympic Legend and Pat Butcher’s Quicksilver: The Mercurial Emil Zatopek.\n\nIn 2013\, Runner’s World named him the Greatest Runner of All Time.\n\nZÁTOPEK ATHLETIC FELLOWSHIP\n\nThe Emil Zátopek Run was first organised by CC and TVH in 2022 to celebrate Zátopek’s centennial anniversary and raise funds for a newly established Zátopek Athletic Fellowship\, empowering young talent from West London to chase their dreams on the track\, just like Zátopek once did.\n\nProceeds from starting fees as well as all voluntary contributions towards the Zátopek Run will be donated to support the Fellowship.\n\nAny donations towards The Zátopek’s Athletic Fellowship can be sent to:\nBusiness Account name: Thames Valley Harriers\nSort Code: 60-05-30\nAccount Number: 17125197\nplease add Payment Reference: Zatopek\n\nDIRECTIONS:\n\nRace registration will be next to the Thames Valley Harriers clubhouse in Linford Christie Stadium. The entrance for cars is Artillery Lane off Du Cane Rd\, between the hospitals and prison\, postcode for satnav W12 OAE. At the end of Artillery Lane approaching the Scrubs\, there is a 6’ 6” height barrier entrance to the main car park\, the stadium is located at the end of the car park.\n\nFor public transport East Acton on the Central Line is the closest station\, a few minutes walk from the stadium. Buses stop on Du Cane Rd near Artillery Lane\, please see details for buses stopping at Hammersmith Hospital on the Transport for London website.\n\nHOW TO REGISTER VIA ENTRY4SPORTS\n\n– Click on the following link: https://entry4sports.co.uk/#/show-entry/1362\n– Click on Enter\n– If you are new to Entry4Sports you need to Register as new user\nOnce in the entry portal\, click “add athlete” under the “athletes” tab. If the athlete is registered with England Athletics (EA)\, click “registered” and enter the associated EA URN (which you can find on your EA profile/account. If unregistered\, click “add new” and complete First Name\, Surname\, Date of Birth\, and Club fields (if you are not registered with any club\, enter “TVH” as your Club)\, before clicking “save” in the bottom right corner. The athlete will then appear under the “athletes” tab in your entry portal.\n– Click on the athlete\, then click on the tick box next to the event you wish to enter. You then must view your basket and checkout for your entry to be complete and accepted.
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LOCATION:Linford Christie Athletic Stadium\, Wormwood Scrubs / Linford Christie Athletic Stadium\, White City\, London\, W12 0DF \, United Kingdom
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