Harlech

15 Dec 2001

I refer to the letter from Barbara Park headlined 'Land near popular walk in dire state' (South China Morning Post, November 20), concerning the maintenance of two parcels of land along Harlech...

9:17AM

Land near popular walk in dire state

20 Nov 2001

The recent announcement by the Chief Executive that funds would be allocated for the 'greening' of Hong Kong is good news for those of us who enjoy walking on Harlech and Lugard roads at the Peak...

6:07AM

Land near popular walk in dire state

20 Nov 2001

The recent announcement by the Chief Executive that funds would be allocated for the ''greening'' of Hong Kong is good news for those of us who enjoy walking on Harlech and Lugard roads at the...

6:05AM

Not told

15 Oct 2000

I refer to the letter from Lawrence Johnstone headlined, 'Wasteful', which appeared in the Sunday Morning Post, on September 24, concerning roadworks being conducted in Harlech Road on Sundays.

3:32AM

Wasteful

24 Sep 2000

For the past four months or so the Highways Department has had contractors employed on Harlech Road on the Peak.

I say 'employed' since working is not really the word to describe...

1:32AM

Unsuitable

17 May 1999

May I ask the Agriculture and Fisheries Department's country parks division, through these columns, to consider the wisdom of its present tree-planting programme at Harlech Road at the Peak?

4:19AM

Opinion

Worrying economic parallels between China and India

3:33AM

Howard Winn

Elsie Leung caught up in Rusal's byzantine politics

3:35AM

Weird colours

Certainly, we all want our slopes to be safe, but who in the world chooses the colour to be sprayed on this moonscape? Purple on Barker Road, mauve on Kennedy Road, and now a surreal blue/ green...

4:54PM

Arrested

I refer to your reader's letter headlined, 'Questions of Peak priority' (South China Morning Post, May 28).

9:37PM

Cut it out

I WOULD like to thank Ms Barbara Park for her letter headlined, ''Peak vandals'' (South China Morning Post, March 18).

8:09AM