Loose Change: The Polish Bird Flap
There was great excitement on BBC Radio 4 last week, as far as excitement on Radio 4 goes, over a
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Author: Jamie Stokes
The Krakow Post Charity World Cup
The wind howled and the rain lashed as 10 teams took to the hallowed turf to battle for the Krakow
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Drop In: Dorsche Fish & Chips
Krakow’s dining scene has been through several stages of evolution. Some time ago, it was all about sophistication and high-end
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Fish and Chips Arrive in Krakow
Living in a city stuffed with UNESCO-heritage charm, several hundred bars and a thousand years of culture is all very
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Street Advertising Crack Down Extends to Podgórze
A volunteer community action group in Podgórze has launched a plan to rid the area of unsightly, overbearing advertising hoardings
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Remember the Winter Olympics? You must remember. It was about two weeks ago and that Polish woman who always wins
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Krakow Startup TV
Krakow’s bustling start-up scene has attracted a lot of attention, and not a little cash, to the city in the
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InterNations: Making New Friends in Krakow
Settling in a foreign country is never easy. The new language, unfamiliar food and even the paperwork can be fun, in a challenging kind of way, but the thing that gets to everybody in the end is social isolation…
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Loose Change: Ice
If summer is the silly season for news, the middle of winter is the dead boring season. We get the same stories every year. Either everyone is wondering where the snow is, or snow is causing national chaos. Either everyone is moaning that Poland never gets anything at the Oscars…
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Art at Home: Krakow’s Olympia Gallery
American choreographer and Renaissance woman, Twyla Tharp, once said: “Art is the only way to run away without leaving home.” For Olympia Maciejewska, the quote could not be more appropriate – she has opened the latest incarnation of the Olympia Gallery in her house…
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