and singing is done by the Kodály-method. The town has two local television channels, Cegléd TV is backed by the local authority, while Club TV is a commercial one. The local radio station is called "Cegléd Rádió" (formerly Rádió 88). As for the printed media, Cegléd has a weekly local paper called Kék Újság (Blue Newspaper), as well as a magazine, Ceglédi Panoráma (Panorama of Cegléd). A periodical cultural review used to appear under the name "Gerjepart" (Bank of the Gerje). Sport The town's football team is Ceglédi VSE. Transport The main road number 4 passes Cegléd towards Budapest to the Northwest, and Debrecen to the East, while the road number 441 connects the town with Kecskemét. The closest connection to a highway can be reached near Albertirsa, some Northwest of Cegléd, where the highway M5 passes. The town features a direct connection to Budapest via train, also being a junction point of the Nyíregyháza and Szeged lines. Notable residents Erika Csomor (b. 1973), triathlete György Csordás (1928 - 2000), freestyle swimmer György Czerván (b. 1959), politician Ronald Erős (b. 1993), footballer Péter Farkas (b. 1987), footballer Gergely Nagy (b. 1994), footballer István Pásztor (b. 1971), handball player Rajmond Toricska (b. 1993), footballer József Tóth (1940 - 2013), geographer Twin towns – sister cities Cegléd is twinned with: Gheorgheni, Romania Miercurea Ciuc, Romania Mühldorf, Germany Odorheiu Secuiesc, Romania Plauen, Germany Sfântu Gheorghe, Romania Vasvár, Hungary Vlăhița, Romania See also Cegléd water jug References External links in Hungarian, English and German Street map Cegléd at funiq.hu Populated places in Pest County