Victoria Park

Everyone wants to give CY a beating

6 Feb 2013

Poor Leung Chun-ying. Couldn't even stroll through a Lunar New Year fair without being mobbed.

1:38AM

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Victoria Park's Lunar New Year Fair gets final touches

4 Feb 2013

But many owners were also predicting a less profitable year because of the rocketing costs of booths - an increase they were reluctant to pass on to consumers.

4:41AM

Hong Kong brand expo opens with HK$1 treats to lure shoppers

15 Dec 2012

The 47th Hong Kong Brands and Products Expo opens today in Victoria Park, Causeway Bay, with exhibitors saying they are optimistic about trade.

They expect shoppers to be tempted by the...

3:40AM

Ex-People Power activist may take on its founder

28 Jul 2012

A former People Power activist is threatening to split the group's support by running against ex-ally and radical stalwart Wong Yuk-man in September's election.

10:26PM

First-timers from mainland tell of their shock and want to learn more

5 Jun 2012

For 18-year-old Mok Cheuk-ngai, last night's candle-light vigil was his first.

Mok, who moved from Guangdong two years ago, said he knew virtually nothing about what happened in...

4:42PM

Pupils do the carrying for Lunar New Year fair

14 Jan 2012

Rising prices have meant some extra fetching and carrying work for pupils at Cheung Chuk Shan College.

The school is setting up a stall in Victoria Park for the Lunar New Year fair...

5:20AM

Opinion

Attempts to diversify China's reserves have been a disaster

4:45AM

Howard Winn

China is like the EU; provinces are its member states

5:26AM

You can march on July 1, just keep the noise down

Playing music, shouting slogans, or doing anything police consider too noisy during the annual July 1 march may be cause for arrest, it was disclosed yesterday.

1:27PM

Public Eye

Time for police chief to come clean over access to vigil

11:55AM

Tiananmen vigil draws young people

Teenagers who packed Victoria Park last Saturday for a candlelight vigil wanted more than just to mourn those who died in the pro-democracy protests in Tiananmen Square 22 years ago.

11:48AM

Flames of remembrance undimmed by the years

Tens of thousands of candle-bearers packed Victoria Park last night to mourn those who died in the crushing of pro-democracy protests in Tiananmen Square in 1989.

11:39AM

Empire Hotel Causeway Bay

Promoting itself as offering affordable luxury, the hotel provides sleekness and well-equipped convenience on a budget. However, contrary to its name, the hotel is located in Tin Hau, on the...

9:29AM

noticeboard

13 Park life

YAF's annual Arts in the Park will feature, among many other things, the debut performances of Menace, the male dance crew, and YAF's Glee Club.

When:...

5:12PM