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Thomas McEnchroe

I was born into a Czech-English family in Yorkshire, but grew up in Prague and joined Radio Prague International after finishing my Master’s degree. It is a fun job which allows you to cover various topics of which my favourite is history. In my free time I like to read and play floorball.

articles by the author

03:42
Society

Babiš: All can apply for coronavirus vaccinations from February

Registration for vaccination against the coronavirus will open for the over 80s in the Czech Republic from January 15, while all ages can apply from the start of February.
04:52
History

31 years since Václav Havel was first elected Czechoslovak president

It is exactly 31 years since Václav Havel became Czechoslovak president.
04:33
European Union

“It will help the Czech economy a lot”, says economist on new Brexit deal

After nearly five years of negotiations, Britain and the European Union have reached an agreement on trade relations after Brexit. What does it mean for Czech business?
Wonders of Czechia

Prague Castle - the country's most visited site has experienced a quiet year

A symbol of Prague and the largest castle complex in the world, Prague Castle was unusually quiet this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
16:57
Society

Darujeme české Vánoce - online project that seeks to help Czech small businesses during Christmas

To help struggling businesses and craftsmen, two women have set up Darujeme české Vánoce, an online project that seeks to get Czechs to buy locally.
03:21
Culture

Coronavirus epidemic sees theatre groups close, but puppeteer group still performing in hospitals

The coronavirus epidemic has hit the Czech culture sector badly, especially live performers. Theatre productions have had to remain closed, with one exception.
12:03
Czech Books

Michal Viewegh - Master of satire in modern Czech literature

With more than 30 books and 1.5 million copies sold under his belt, Michal Viewegh is quite possibly the Czech Republic’s most popular contemporary author.
03:16
Society

Health minister says move to higher lockdown level likely during Christmas holidays

The Czech Republic is currently experiencing another rise in coronavirus infections. Health Minister Jan Blatný says increasing lockdown measures is likely.
03:46
Society

Government decides to re-introduce tougher coronavirus measures from Friday

The Czech government has decided to raise the country’s PES coronavirus emergency level up to four starting Friday.
03:17
Culture

Peace Light of Bethlehem arrives in Czech Republic and will be distributed countrywide by Scouts

For 30 years now, the Czech Scouts have been distributing the Peace Light of Bethlehem across the Czech Republic.

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