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HELP TEAKHA HELP HK!

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Judith
11 years ago

We love public open spaces.

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Judith
11 years ago

We love public open spaces.

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Parkin Yip
11 years ago

we need community. This is one of the most treasure place within the neighborhood.

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Parkin Yip
11 years ago

we need community. This is one of the most treasure place within the neighborhood.

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Emily Eldridge
11 years ago

To prevent Teakha and members of the public from beautifying and making a better use of an otherwise ugly and unused alley; while rubbish, automobiles, carts and other ephemera are found mere steps away; is a disgrace to all Hong Kongers who hope to see this city become a better place. If we as a city are keen to promote environmental awareness and the building up of neighborhood communities, we must take a stand against this pointless use of government regulations. It's harming our neighborhood community, and setting a bad example for the city as a whole.

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Emily Eldridge
11 years ago

To prevent Teakha and members of the public from beautifying and making a better use of an otherwise ugly and unused alley; while rubbish, automobiles, carts and other ephemera are found mere steps away; is a disgrace to all Hong Kongers who hope to see this city become a better place. If we as a city are keen to promote environmental awareness and the building up of neighborhood communities, we must take a stand against this pointless use of government regulations. It's harming our neighborhood community, and setting a bad example for the city as a whole.

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Nikki Soriano
11 years ago

public space is for the people to enjoy, encouraging a sense of community and creativity. we need spaces like this!

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Nikki Soriano
11 years ago

public space is for the people to enjoy, encouraging a sense of community and creativity. we need spaces like this!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

we need more places like this and encourage neighbours and neighbourhoods to make the surrounding living areas responsibly clean, lively and liveable.

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Katherine Leung
11 years ago

we need more places like this and encourage neighbours and neighbourhoods to make the surrounding living areas responsibly clean, lively and liveable.

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N. Wong
11 years ago

The relaxing environment in that back alley

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N. Wong
11 years ago

The relaxing environment in that back alley

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Roz
11 years ago

Please allow the creative use of outdoor spaces in HK

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Roz
11 years ago

Please allow the creative use of outdoor spaces in HK

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Meaghan
11 years ago

Open space and community spaces are important to creating collaborative spirit in HK. The more spaces like Teakha the better.

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Meaghan
11 years ago

Open space and community spaces are important to creating collaborative spirit in HK. The more spaces like Teakha the better.

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Shane Braunstein
11 years ago

Teakha has brought nothing but benefit to this neighborhood--I've been a resident for more than 2 years now. No one who lives nearby has complained about Teakha's activities and other local dining establishments make liberal use of public space without scrutiny from FEHD; this is the definition of a double standard, and Teakha is the victim of it. This persecution should stop immediately--please let Teakha continue to bring communal joy to neighborhood residents and visitors alike.

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Shane Braunstein
11 years ago

Teakha has brought nothing but benefit to this neighborhood--I've been a resident for more than 2 years now. No one who lives nearby has complained about Teakha's activities and other local dining establishments make liberal use of public space without scrutiny from FEHD; this is the definition of a double standard, and Teakha is the victim of it. This persecution should stop immediately--please let Teakha continue to bring communal joy to neighborhood residents and visitors alike.

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Patricia
11 years ago

Maybe we should try to get that crazy dog-walking lady engaged in the community. Because the Food, Environmental and Health Department will not come if there's no one complaining about it (that's what they think as 'being responsible' to the citizens of HK).

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Patricia
11 years ago

Maybe we should try to get that crazy dog-walking lady engaged in the community. Because the Food, Environmental and Health Department will not come if there's no one complaining about it (that's what they think as 'being responsible' to the citizens of HK).