Three parties,
one vision
for Prague 14

Cleanliness isn't a detail — it's a basic service the district owes its residents. We want better maintenance, faster response to problems, and clear accountability for the state of our streets, parks, and housing estates.

Parking should serve, above all, the people who live here. Near metro stations and other overloaded areas, we need a fair system that protects residents.

Families shouldn't have to spend every year worrying about whether their child will get into a preschool or school near home. School capacity has to grow along with the district.

Not every lawn needs the same care. Around playgrounds, paths, and other heavily used spots, we want regular upkeep; elsewhere, the grass can grow longer. During hot, dry summers we don't want to mow on a fixed schedule and turn green space into dry straw. We'll also protect mature trees, create more shade, and improve rainwater retention.

New construction should improve its surroundings. New housing must come with schools, preschools, services, green space, playgrounds, and quality public space. We'll require developers to contribute concrete improvements to the neighborhood where they build.

Prague 14 needs vibrant places where people can run errands, meet neighbors, grab a coffee, see a doctor, enjoy culture, or shop — without having to cross half the city.

Safe movement for children, seniors, parents with strollers, and people with limited mobility must be a given. We also want to fill in missing bike connections so individual routes form a real network.

The metro is a big advantage, but it isn't enough. We need better connections between neighborhoods, links to trains, trams, and buses, safe routes to stops, and sensible transit solutions in areas slated for development.

Safety can't stop at the main streets. We want to prevent problems before they start, quickly address spots where people feel unsafe, and better coordinate the work of police, municipal police, social services, and other organizations.

We want Prague 14 to be a place to play sports, create, experience culture, meet people, and spend time outdoors. A good range of leisure options shouldn't depend on what people can afford.

The district should be a source of support, not an office that leaves people lost in the system. Social and health services, accessible information, and a human approach must be the standard.

People deserve to know what's planned for their neighborhood, why it's happening, and when they can still influence the outcome. When Prague 14 Town Hall asks for their input, it must also explain what it did with it.

Every crown must deliver a real result for residents. Alongside new projects, we have to plan for repairs and long-term upkeep of schools, streets, buildings, green space, and other district property.

Prague 14 has enormous potential. We want to make it a place where people don't feel overlooked, where every neighborhood has its own value, and where Prague 14 Town Hall works for residents — not for itself.