MUSIC
Stage goes up for 3 February evening jazz concert
The stage is being set more than three weeks in advance for the annual Jazz Concert on the forecourt of the Tin Hau Temple. […]
Articles by rsbradbeer
FOOD & DRINK
District Council puts up $300,000 for small restaurant promotion and walks into barrage of criticism
A $300,000 initiative by Sai Kung District Council to promote local non-seafood restaurants comes in for criticism. […]
ACCIDENTS AND CRIME
Lawyer's letter identifies renter of Clearwater Bay house used as pot farm
The house used as a cannabis-growing plant was rented to one Akashi Harry for $95,000 a month, a lawyer’s letter posted on the site says. […]
ACCIDENTS AND CRIME
Mainland sand barge founders on rocks at Tai Long Wan
Around 5:00 am this morning Marine Police were called to assist a 40 foot mainland sand barge as it was foundering on rocks near Tai Long Wan. […]
PLANNING
One quarter of New Territories houses may be illegal
Research indicates that nearly one quarter of all small houses in the New Territories have been built illegally. […]
FOOD & DRINK
Crazy cows Fredrica, Humphrey and Zsa Zsa to star at grand opening of coffee shop-bakery at Centro
The Crazy Cow Cafe will stage its grand opening party at Centro on Saturday, 6 January at 2:00 pm. […]
ACCIDENTS AND CRIME
Unmarked police van crashes on Hiram's Highway
An unmarked police van crashes on Hiram’s Highway at 7:00 am this morning. […]
OUR TOWN NOW
Our Town Now
Bloke named after bank rate: Predictions for 2018: Stand-offish Sai Kung people: Biggest little retailer gets it right: What price the Pier Hotel? Internet kills off friends’ businesses. […]
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Vehicles parked illegally and permanently become a district-wide problem
Letter to the Editor: Illegally parked vehicles stopping residents from parking near Sheung Sze Wan Village. […]
BOOKS
Faced with shrinking prospects some youth define themselves as in opposition to China: new book
Generation HK: Seeking Identity in China’s Shadow is a book written by Ben Bland, for people struggling to understand the rising political currents in Hong Kong. […]