Bydgoszcz
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- Oct 28
Prosecutors seized hospital director's phone to trace journalists' source in Lenz case
Bydgoszcz prosecutors secured the phone of a hospital director in Aleksandrów Kujawski who had been in contact with a Wirtualna Polska reporter. Justice minister Waldemar Żurek says he learned of the step from the media and that he and the national prosecutor have taken steps to examine it.
- Oct 12
Police fatally shoot two men in Nowy Sącz and Bydgoszcz on 11 October
Police say both men advanced on officers with knives before being shot, and both died in hospital. Prosecutors opened investigations in each city, and in Nowy Sącz a previous attack on officers by the same man has come to light.
- Oct 3
Ślęza Wrocław defeats Artego Bydgoszcz 83-30 in Basket Liga Kobiet home opener
Ślęza Wrocław secured an 83-30 victory over Artego Bydgoszcz at Ślęza Arena, holding the visitors to two points in the second quarter of round 2.
- Oct 3
Smart door viewers replace standard peepholes with digital displays and remote recording
Digital door peepholes with cameras, built-in internal screens, and remote phone connectivity are replacing traditional optical peepholes to improve home monitoring.
- Oct 3
Guide highlights scalable home security setups and smart camera specifications
Modern home monitoring systems allow homeowners to start with minimal equipment and expand camera coverage across key zones as security needs evolve.
- Oct 3
Guide outlines camera placement and hardware choices to eliminate home monitoring blind spots
Planning camera angles, mounting heights, and choosing between fixed, dual-lens, or pan-tilt hardware can prevent blind spots in residential surveillance setups.
- Oct 1
Poland recalls Drobex smoked chicken from Biedronka over Listeria bacteria
Polish sanitary authorities ordered the withdrawal of a batch of Drobex smoked chicken quarters from Biedronka after testing positive for Listeria monocytogenes.
- Sep 28
Polish police detain 13-year-old over planned school knife attack in Wąbrzeźno
Officers in Wąbrzeźno detained a 13-year-old student on 28 September 2026 after international intelligence alerted authorities to a planned knife assault at his primary school.
- Sep 26
IMGW issues dense fog alerts across northern Poland with visibility dropping below 200 meters
Poland's meteorological institute issued first-degree warnings for six voivodeships from Saturday night through Sunday morning, while daytime temperatures are set to reach 23 degrees Celsius.
- Sep 13
PSZ Poznan and Polonia Bydgoszcz draw 45-45 in first leg of speedway promotion final
Hunters PSZ Poznan held undefeated Abramczyk Polonia Bydgoszcz to a 45-45 draw at Golecin stadium, leaving the second-tier speedway title to be decided in Bydgoszcz on 20 September.
- Aug 19
Polish prosecutors charge woman after assault on Ukrainian children in Bydgoszcz
A 46-year-old woman faces hate-crime charges in Bydgoszcz after insulting and assaulting two Ukrainian minors in a city park on 14 August 2026, prompting Polish prosecutors to impose 5,000 PLN bail and police supervision.
- Aug 16
Body of missing windsurfer found in Puck Bay near Chałupy after four-day search
A 35-year-old windsurfer from Bydgoszcz who disappeared on 11 August after setting out from Chałupy on the Hel Peninsula was found dead on 15 August, about 50 meters from shore, ending a four-day multi-service search.
- Jul 26
Wiktor Przyjemski hospitalised with suspected broken collarbone after last-turn crash in Polish junior speedway final
A last-turn collision in the decisive heat of the Polish Youth Individual Speedway Championship sent Wiktor Przyjemski to hospital with a suspected broken collarbone, handing Maksymilian Pawełczak the gold medal.
- Jun 29
Poland’s ABW detains 11 over Russian-financed recruitment of Ukrainian refugees for paid protests
Poland’s Internal Security Agency, together with the Border Guard, detained nine Ukrainian and two Belarusian nationals in five cities, accusing them of recruiting and paying Ukrainian refugees to take part in demonstrations inspired and funded by Russia.
