The Link Management plans to attract cyclists to use its malls around the city by offering support services such as bike rentals, wheel repairs and perhaps even shower rooms.
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Mainland hygiene needs improving
During visits to the mainland, you often find there aren't enough rubbish bins.
As a result, locals simply throw rubbish on the ground...
A green group slammed the government for discouraging the use of environmentally friendly transport as illegally parked bicycles outside the Tai Wai MTR station were confiscated after very short...
Many of the mainland's army of battery-powered-bicycle riders will have to abandon their bikes soon after the central government ordered local authorities to begin eliminating those that are...
When the government seizes a bicycle, discards a computer or comes across an abandoned toaster at a housing estate, it sells them to the public by auction at the Government Logistics Centre in...
What can be done about the problem of waste?
It is absurd for government officials to criticise the idea of waste charges when they cannot remove the need for incinerators or...
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Attitudes to fashion haven't changed in 90 years - tai-tai existed even in 1919, as Florence Rose shows in her review on the front page of March 8.
Riding a bicycle in Hong Kong can be hazardous, especially when negotiating the traffic, hairpin bends and precipitous slopes of the Mid-Levels.
Japan's Puppet Theatre Hitomi-za presents a story that follows two siblings' adventure with a magical bike, mixing scenarios from Edward Gorey's The Epiplectic Bicycle (above) and The Hapless...
Thirty-five years ago, when I made my first visit to mainland China, I was appalled by what I took to be the backwardness and poverty of the place. People lived simply, dressed simply and rarely...
Police are investigating the death of a 74-year-old cyclist surnamed Wong. The man was riding a bicycle towards Tai Po along the Tolo Highway cycling track in Ma On Shan at 9.10am when he fell...
About 900 Food and Environmental Hygiene Department workers are worried that it might be illegal for them to dispose of bicycles left chained up at bike parking areas for long periods.
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