Cowgirls Ell Tam, Karina O’Carroll and Carol Biddell ask residents to cast a caring eye over cattle they see and report any signs of illness. Screwworm (pictured in one of our cows) is a horrid […]
Englishman Richard Walker made himself a multi-millionaire in just over 14 years by founding Bumps to Babes, now open in Sai Kung. Richard has grown the chain to four stores — the newest one is […]
Christian Action, headed by Sai Kung’s Cheung-Ang Siew Mei, has joined a campaign to have the law on domestic helpers changed. Siew Mei said they want helpers to be able to live outside their place of […]
The third Hong Kong VegFest will be held at the Adventist Academy on October 21. About 70 exhibitors will showcase their vegetarian products and services. Doctors and nutritionists will speak. Admission is free. Last year […]
“Racist ideology justifies the deprivation of disfavoured groups.” — Simon Kuper in the FT. Anyone with an open mind and a caring heart would have to agree this sums up the way domestic helpers are […]
Lots of activists look after the welfare of dogs or cats or even reptiles, but Carol Biddell cares for everything that moves. Well, almost. Carol, a Sai Kung resident for 30 years, is: –Fitting cattle that walk […]
Perps — as the Americans would put it — have plastered the O Tau area with notices demanding money. O Tau is the village of 12 houses in the valley on the left as you […]
Sai Kung’s ubiquitous expat, Guy Shirra, has published his memoirs in a 185-page book called “The Accidental Prawn”. Good memoirs must be candid and Guy knows this. His dad suffered from depression and killed himself, […]
Simon Wan Chi-chung launches himself on a quixotic quest this month in the cheapest kayak he could find. Simon will be photographing about 80 islands in Sai Kung waters from his tiny craft. He plans […]
Resurrection Church, now renting at Pak Sha Wan, expects to be offered land for its own new-build place of worship and community centre in about two months. “We have been trying to get land from […]
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