The Deputies began their visit to the UK with an informal reception organised by the Czech Ambassador Libor Sečka at his residence. In the days following, the Czech Deputies met with partners in the British Parliament - Lord Anderson, a member of the House of Lords, Bernard Jenkin MP, Chairman of the Committee on Constitutional Affairs and Public Administration, representatives of the Foreign Affairs Department, the Permanent Election Committee of the House of Commons and, the Head of the Department of Foreign Relations in the House of Lords. Among the topics discussed were the current development of Czech-British relations, political situation in the United Kingdom after the referendum on leaving the European Union and the planned steps of the UK towards migrant workers from Eastern Europe.

The next day, the delegation held a meeting at the Ministry of Culture, Media and Sport, where the Deputies met with Kathleen Stewart, the director of the Department of International Broadcasting and with Ian Neil, the Director of the Department of Radio and TV strategies. The delegation also visited several British media outlets- the BBC, Reuters and The Guardian newspaper, where they met with representatives of the top management from the three organisations. They were particularly interested in the regulation of the British media and funding and the rules of competition between public and private media in the communications market.