HEALTH
What is most likely to kill you? Stroke
What is most likely to kill you? Stroke, according to the World Health Organisation. […]
Articles by rmedcalf
CHARITY
Thousands of disabled people benefit from experiences at sea with Sailability
Sai Kung’s finest home-grown charity, Sailability, took 5192 people to sea in its yachts last year. The charity has now given 28,206 people sailing experiences. […]
EDUCATION
Children learn to pilot drones at historic school on Sai Kung waterfront
Pupils at Sai Kung’s Lee Siu Yam Memorial School are learning to pilot drones as part of “The Inter-School Drone Challenge” […]
EDITORIAL
Teed off: Golfers’ car park has finest sea view in Sai Kung – this is daft, so move it
Cars are not good at admiring beauty, so why does their carpark have the finest sea view in Sai Kung? […]
ENTERTAINMENT
Updated: Battling Brindy in first MMA fight
Ex-SaiKunger Brindy Mason in first MMA fight in Thailand. UPDATED: Brindy won. […]
BOOKS
Book about rotters, some dead but still talking to us, is entertaining read from Bella Mackie
Bella Mackie spins tales entertainingly as she showed with her million-selling story, “How to Kill Your Family”. Now she’s back with “What a Way To Go.” […]
SCENE AND HEARD
Another one bites the dust – Butcher King closes after 33 years
Butcher King, oldest speciality meat shop in Sai Kung, closes today after 33 years. […]
BUSINESS
Daniel Yip: probably best barber in Sai Kung
The best barber in Sai Kung to our knowledge is Daniel Yip, of No. 22 Haircut and Shave. His salon is right opposite Harrod’s on Yi Chun Street. […]
COMMUNITY
Sheep with mobile phones in the middle of the road attracted by flowering trees
Idiots, behaving like sheep, stand in the middle of the road with their mobile phones clicking away at the beautiful trees, oblivious of speeding traffic on a main highway. […]
PEOPLE
Rwandan king to be feted at ‘Intimate formal high table dinner’ hosted in part by SaiKunger
Sai Kung’s Peter J. Mann will be one of the dignitaries presiding. The event will be staged by the Royal Commonwealth Society. […]