Wong Chuk Yeung has no hope of heritage preservation and farming revitalisation like Lai Chi Wo, land expert Roger Nissim said. Roger is a former Lands Department official, University of Hong Kong lecturer and adviser […]
“Pop along for a glass of wine” at Resurrection Church on Monday evening 14 November, says Pastor Chris Ponniah, and benefit three charities. Alternatively visit the church for coffee and cake on Tuesday 15 November […]
Target of collecting 1000 plastic and 1000 glass bottles achieved. […]
The revitalisation of Lai Chi Wo, a 400-year-old Hakka village near Sha Tau Kok, points the way for Wong Chuk Yeung, now trashed, fenced off and uglified. A project to re-cultivate the land at Lai […]
This year’s Trailwalker starts at 7.30am on November 17 at Pak Tam Chung. Thousands of runners, hikers, supporters and officials will be clogging the area. Last year 4581 people completed the 100km trail over some […]
Traffic notice for Oxfam Trailwalker, 17 November 2017 […]
Once again Sai Sha Road was closed for an hour yesterday (6 November). Around 3:00 pm a medium goods vehicle collided with another van. Traffic was backed up between O Tau and Sai Keng. The […]
Silverstrand Beach was covered in small Styrofoam pellets Sunday (5th) morning, adding to the usual rubbish floating about. Even though there is a 200 m long “junk line” just off the beach, the small particles […]
Destiny Church held its first service in Sai Kung on November 5 with about 20 present, mostly young couples with little children. Founding pastors James and Jessica Trower, youthful themselves, greeted their first church-goers. […]
BUZZ recently reported a story concerning the overcrowding, and possible illegal occupation of, camp sites in the country parks (CPs). This situation and previous similar occurrences, by coincidence, also raised the interest of one of […]
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