Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Social Events March 26th-27th 2010

I get emails every now and then about social events and gatherings etc. so I thought I might as well share them with bbc blog readers:


BCS Friday night Drinks - Friday 26th March

Join the BCS for a few drinks at Gordon’s wine bar, thought to be the oldest wine bar in London. After a hard week at work, you’ll be able to sample the impressive range of wine on offer.

Date: Friday 26th March
Venue: Gordon’s wine bar, 47 Villiers Street, London (Charing Cross or Embankment tube station)
Time: 5pm onwards

If it’s your first time to a BCS Drinks don't fret, just send an email to social@britishchinese.org.uk with "Drinks" in the subject, and the organizer will be in touch to help welcome you.



Allure Party - Saturday March 26th

Come Party with us!

aiyaah.com have exclusively hired a venue for us to pack with glamourous party people so please join us!

Date: Saturday 27th March, 2010
Time: 8pm - 2am
Venue: The Distillers, 66 Smithfield, London, EC1A 9DY
Ticket: £10 in advance, £14 on the door
Group Discount: For groups of 8 or above tickets are £8 each - they must all be bought at the same time.
Promoter Discount: For every 10 tickets you buy, you get one free
Note: This is a ticketless event, please print out your Paypal receipt as proof of purchase and ensure you give us the names for the guestlist.
Dress code: Glamour, Allure
The music will be a mix of commercial, pop and r&b

For more information and to buy tickets please go to http://party.aiyaah.com/

All proceeds go to The Chinese Community Centre; a registered charity.

Look forward to seeing you there.

Thursday, March 18, 2010

New website explains Right of Abode in Hong Kong


A big thank you to Harry Li who has told me about his highly informative website that explains in depth the issue of Right of Abode in Hong Kong.

This is what I think a lot BBCs have been waiting for; a clear, informative website in English by someone who understands the complicated issues involved.

Head over to Harry's website here.

Related: Old Hong Kong ID cards to become invalid