Is this a good business plan: a shop with only four products? Judging from the clamour in the local community, it may be. Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory has opened to salivating anticipation from some residents. […]
“The Danish Girl”, just released British film about one of the first men to undergo sex change surgery, proves unsatisfactory in the shallowness of its portrayal of transgender issues. Directed by Tom Hooper, the film […]
Vince Christian and Steve Wright, Tso Wo Hang and Pak Kong residents, have been spent two weeks floating over Nepalese mountains hanging from paragliders. The pair flew every day they were in Nepal, Vince said, […]
The SPCA is somewhat less than impressed with the animal-caring instincts of Sai Kung people. Too few people have come forward to act as cat carers, Dr Fiona Woodhouse said. Fiona is the society’s deputy […]
Pinky Lai, the man who proved Hong Kong has great design talent, has been feted at the University of Science and Technology. He was one of a series of speakers lined up for the 25th […]
Expansion of the Tai Mong Tsai youth camp, which most people are unaware of because it is hidden from view, has been completed and it is hosting vastly increased numbers of youngsters. With Jockey Club […]
George Ng Sze Fuk was relaxed as the first Sai Kung District Council meeting of the new year started. He sat modestly at the back. Tieless, in sports jacket and chequered shirt, he was the […]
Crime figures released by the Sai Kung Police Station show burglaries in our district declined last year but overall the number of reported offences rose. There was a lamentable increase in domestic incidents, including those […]
Hong Kong law has the effect of forcing some domestic helpers into prostitution, according to the Executive Director of Christian Action, Cheung Ang Siew Mei. This situation is deplorable, the Ho Chung resident who sings […]
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