The Conservative Friends of the Chinese invited 50 individuals from the British Chinese community who were interested in becoming more involved in the Conservative Party, and particularly in applying to be a Parliamentary Candidate for the next General Election. The event was held at the Conservative Party Headquarters in London and included high level speakers […]
The Chinese Lantern Project offers a free telephone helpline service to the Chinese Community in the South West region. The free helpline aims is to identify isolated and hidden members of the Chinese community and empower them to better integrate into the wider society. Through the telephone helpline, members of the Chinese community in the South […]
Lynne Murphy – Liverpool Correspondent Kwong Ngan BEM BCAc was recognised in The Queen’s Birthday Honours list on the occasion of Her Majesty’s official 90th birthday and was awarded the British Empire Medal (BEM) for sustained outstanding voluntary service to the Liverpool Chinese community and wider community. The presentation ceremony took place recently in October […]
Photo courtsesy of EDF Energy Directors of the Bristol and West of England China Bureau heaved a collective sigh of relief at the news Theresa May had given the final go-ahead to the Hinkley C project. The Bureau – which works to establish closer cultural, educational and business links with China – had feared the […]
As part of the new wave of entrepreneurs coming out of the British Chinese community, Nee Hao Magazine has been speaking to the brave pioneers to learn about their motivations, the challenges and the ideas with the hope of raising their profile and inspiring even more innovation from the community. Reported by Johnny Luk, Guest […]
By Nee Hao’s Political Editor – Tom Pang EU Referendum: How will you vote? It is official: 23rd June will see the British people decide on whether to remain or leave the EU. The opposing campaigns – for and against the EU – have deployed very heated rhetoric against each other. With much emphasis having […]
London’s resident panda, Po, caused a stir on Gerrard Street when the movie star paid a surprise visit to Chinatown ahead of the Chinese New Year celebrations. After helping with the decorations and stopping for some dumplings in a local restaurant, Po was seen leaving via Wardour Street with an armful of shopping to take […]
Community group profile feature – In the upcoming months Nee Hao will be featuring charitable organisations across the UK that cater for the Chinese and East Asian community. This is to give recognition to these groups on a nationwide level for the noble work they participate in, helping tens of thousands of people a week. […]
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The Chinese Community Gateway (CCG) is a London based charity set up by Jonathan Phan and James Tam. Its aims are to create a sense of Chinese community in Britain by running fun social events, raise funds for worthwhile causes in the UK and in China and promote Chinese culture for all. Nee Hao Magazine’s […]