David Horník

David Horník

18 years oldČelákovicenezávislý kandidát

Running for PRO Čelákovice

Main topics

01

Building a sports hall

Using the town's brownfields to build a modern sports hall that would provide facilities for local clubs and the public is something Čelákovice is missing to be perfect when it comes to sport. A hall at the Kovohutě site would replace unsightly unused buildings. What's more, it would be within reach of the Elbe and of transport connections (bus, train).

02

An end to campaigns paid for with town money in the newsletter

I never again want to open the town newsletter and find it dominated by a big summer (pre-election) interview with the mayor and deputy mayor, conducted by... their fellow party member and councillor, especially when the interview contains questions that gradually turn it into an election campaign. It goes without saying that the town's mayor gets a certain amount of space in the newsletter. But in it he should inform citizens, not campaign.

03

Transforming the Elbe riverside into a place for meeting and relaxing

Transforming the banks of the Elbe into a modern zone for leisure activities, safe swimming, relaxation and culture in nature would suit Čelákovice. We're called the town on the Elbe. The truth is that the area by the Elbe is a target for cyclists, runners, dog walkers and others, but I think there is still room for improvement. The Elbe riverside has potential that needs to be used.

A few words about me

My name is David Horník. I'm a student at the Faculty of Social Sciences of Charles University in Prague, I'm 18 and I'm running for the town council in Čelákovice. I don't want to just complain about politics at home on the couch, I want to shape it!

The candidate's texts have been machine-translated from Czech.

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