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Aljunied GRC MPs Outreach...
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Aljunied-Hougang Town Council - Pritam Singh to be Vice-Chairman
Aljunied-Hougang Town Council
ahtc.org.sg
With effect from 1 August, MP Pritam Singh will replace MP Low Thia Khiang as Vice-Chairman of the Aljunied-Hougang Town Council (AHTC). Mr Singh will join Png Eng Huat, MP for Hougang, as Vice-Chairmen, with MP Sylvia Lim continuing as Chairman.
http://ahtc.org.sg/media_release_31Jul2012.php
Aljunied-Hougang Town Council
ahtc.org.sg
With effect from 1 August, MP Pritam Singh will replace MP Low Thia Khiang as Vice-Chairman of the Aljunied-Hougang Town Council (AHTC). Mr Singh will join Png Eng Huat, MP for Hougang, as Vice-Chairmen, with MP Sylvia Lim continuing as Chairman.
http://ahtc.org.sg/media_release_31Jul2012.php
Good news, sign of Low Thia Kiang aiming big and stepping out to conquer the next GRC in the next election while Pritam Singh, Png and Silvia hold the fork in Aljunied/Hougang. I forsee, he will be in East Coast GRC with Gerald and others and there is high chance Yenn will also capture Joo Chiat....yeahhh!!
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Well, they really need to put together a team now and have them work the ground. I would love to see the embarassment of PAP HQ stuck in the middle of WP GRC.
This is a damn cool pic
This is just the beginning. Let's hope PAP continue to sleep until the next election and than wake up to realise majority of opposition parites have made inroad into parliament. Expect more shedding of tears from MIW and Khaw-Peh-Khaw-Boo too.
[h=2]Reply to Straits Times: WP's citizen engagement[/h]
by The Workers' Party on Saturday, August 4, 2012 at 7:57am ·
We received an enquiry from the Straits Times about what sort of engagement - both online and offline - that WP does that may not have gotten attention, and whether the suggestion that WP does not engage as much (as the PAP) is fair. We were also asked what the main aim of our engagement is. This was for an 'Insight' feature that was published on Saturday 4 Aug 2012.
The following was our full reply to the reporter:
In addition to weekly Meet-the-People sessions that our MPs conduct, the WP also organises:
a. Weekly Open House at our Party HQ every Friday at 8pm, where we welcome any member of the public to drop by and meet our party leaders, to learn more about WP and answer any questions from members of the public.
b. Quarterly YouthQuake forum, which is organised by the WP Youth Wing, and is open to members of the public. We invite external and internal presenters to share their knowledge and views on a current issue. The next YouthQuake is taking place on Saturday 25 August.
c. Regular dialogues with members and volunteers to get feedback on issues and voice out suggestions on how we can better engage Singaporeans. Our party leaders also meet up regularly with individuals and groups who wish to give us feedback.
e. MP walkabouts at market places
f. MP house visits and face-to-face engagement with residents at coffee shops or private events.
g. Hammer (party newspaper) sales
Our party leaders and members also attend seminars organised by other organisations to better understand specific issues, as well as dialogue sessions as guest speakers. Many of our party leaders maintain active blogs and Facebook accounts, which serve as another channel to engage Singaporeans online.
The purpose of our engagement is to understand the lives of the people, receive their feedback on policy issues and to gain a better appreciation of how policy implementation affects the man-on-the-street.
Regards,
Gerald Giam
Chair, WP Media Team
by The Workers' Party on Saturday, August 4, 2012 at 7:57am ·
We received an enquiry from the Straits Times about what sort of engagement - both online and offline - that WP does that may not have gotten attention, and whether the suggestion that WP does not engage as much (as the PAP) is fair. We were also asked what the main aim of our engagement is. This was for an 'Insight' feature that was published on Saturday 4 Aug 2012.
The following was our full reply to the reporter:
In addition to weekly Meet-the-People sessions that our MPs conduct, the WP also organises:
a. Weekly Open House at our Party HQ every Friday at 8pm, where we welcome any member of the public to drop by and meet our party leaders, to learn more about WP and answer any questions from members of the public.
b. Quarterly YouthQuake forum, which is organised by the WP Youth Wing, and is open to members of the public. We invite external and internal presenters to share their knowledge and views on a current issue. The next YouthQuake is taking place on Saturday 25 August.
c. Regular dialogues with members and volunteers to get feedback on issues and voice out suggestions on how we can better engage Singaporeans. Our party leaders also meet up regularly with individuals and groups who wish to give us feedback.
e. MP walkabouts at market places
f. MP house visits and face-to-face engagement with residents at coffee shops or private events.
g. Hammer (party newspaper) sales
Our party leaders and members also attend seminars organised by other organisations to better understand specific issues, as well as dialogue sessions as guest speakers. Many of our party leaders maintain active blogs and Facebook accounts, which serve as another channel to engage Singaporeans online.
The purpose of our engagement is to understand the lives of the people, receive their feedback on policy issues and to gain a better appreciation of how policy implementation affects the man-on-the-street.
Regards,
Gerald Giam
Chair, WP Media Team
[h=2]15.07.2012 - AJCC One-Day Durian Tour 2012[/h]
On 15 July 2012, residents of Serangoon Division of Aljunied GRC went on a One-Day tour to Johor with their Member of Parliament, Ms Sylvia Lim. It was a good outing. Residents bought loads of products from Malaysia, and tasted their favourite delicacy, durians! Ms Sylvia Lim was invited to light a bunch of fire crackers at the Durian Plantation, to the delight of residents. On our way to dinner, we were even greeted by a full rainbow! Will there be a pot of gold for residents at the end of the rainbow? Huat ah! - Hong Boon
Photo Credit: Sean Cheong Li-Wen & Toh Hong Boon
On 15 July 2012, residents of Serangoon Division of Aljunied GRC went on a One-Day tour to Johor with their Member of Parliament, Ms Sylvia Lim. It was a good outing. Residents bought loads of products from Malaysia, and tasted their favourite delicacy, durians! Ms Sylvia Lim was invited to light a bunch of fire crackers at the Durian Plantation, to the delight of residents. On our way to dinner, we were even greeted by a full rainbow! Will there be a pot of gold for residents at the end of the rainbow? Huat ah! - Hong Boon
Photo Credit: Sean Cheong Li-Wen & Toh Hong Boon
15.07.2012 - AJCC One-Day Durian Tour 2012
On 15 July 2012, residents of Serangoon Division of Aljunied GRC went on a One-Day tour to Johor with their Member of Parliament, Ms Sylvia Lim. It was a good outing. Residents bought loads of products from Malaysia, and tasted their favourite delicacy, durians! Ms Sylvia Lim was invited to light a bunch of fire crackers at the Durian Plantation, to the delight of residents. On our way to dinner, we were even greeted by a full rainbow! Will there be a pot of gold for residents at the end of the rainbow? Huat ah! - Hong Boon
Photo Credit: Sean Cheong Li-Wen & Toh Hong Boon
On 15 July 2012, residents of Serangoon Division of Aljunied GRC went on a One-Day tour to Johor with their Member of Parliament, Ms Sylvia Lim. It was a good outing. Residents bought loads of products from Malaysia, and tasted their favourite delicacy, durians! Ms Sylvia Lim was invited to light a bunch of fire crackers at the Durian Plantation, to the delight of residents. On our way to dinner, we were even greeted by a full rainbow! Will there be a pot of gold for residents at the end of the rainbow? Huat ah! - Hong Boon
Photo Credit: Sean Cheong Li-Wen & Toh Hong Boon
15.07.2012 - AJCC One-Day Durian Tour 2012
On 15 July 2012, residents of Serangoon Division of Aljunied GRC went on a One-Day tour to Johor with their Member of Parliament, Ms Sylvia Lim. It was a good outing. Residents bought loads of products from Malaysia, and tasted their favourite delicacy, durians! Ms Sylvia Lim was invited to light a bunch of fire crackers at the Durian Plantation, to the delight of residents. On our way to dinner, we were even greeted by a full rainbow! Will there be a pot of gold for residents at the end of the rainbow? Huat ah! - Hong Boon
Photo Credit: Sean Cheong Li-Wen & Toh Hong Boon
On 15 July 2012, residents of Serangoon Division of Aljunied GRC went on a One-Day tour to Johor with their Member of Parliament, Ms Sylvia Lim. It was a good outing. Residents bought loads of products from Malaysia, and tasted their favourite delicacy, durians! Ms Sylvia Lim was invited to light a bunch of fire crackers at the Durian Plantation, to the delight of residents. On our way to dinner, we were even greeted by a full rainbow! Will there be a pot of gold for residents at the end of the rainbow? Huat ah! - Hong Boon
Photo Credit: Sean Cheong Li-Wen & Toh Hong Boon
15.07.2012 - AJCC One-Day Durian Tour 2012
On 15 July 2012, residents of Serangoon Division of Aljunied GRC went on a One-Day tour to Johor with their Member of Parliament, Ms Sylvia Lim. It was a good outing. Residents bought loads of products from Malaysia, and tasted their favourite delicacy, durians! Ms Sylvia Lim was invited to light a bunch of fire crackers at the Durian Plantation, to the delight of residents. On our way to dinner, we were even greeted by a full rainbow! Will there be a pot of gold for residents at the end of the rainbow? Huat ah! - Hong Boon
Photo Credit: Sean Cheong Li-Wen & Toh Hong Boon
On 15 July 2012, residents of Serangoon Division of Aljunied GRC went on a One-Day tour to Johor with their Member of Parliament, Ms Sylvia Lim. It was a good outing. Residents bought loads of products from Malaysia, and tasted their favourite delicacy, durians! Ms Sylvia Lim was invited to light a bunch of fire crackers at the Durian Plantation, to the delight of residents. On our way to dinner, we were even greeted by a full rainbow! Will there be a pot of gold for residents at the end of the rainbow? Huat ah! - Hong Boon
Photo Credit: Sean Cheong Li-Wen & Toh Hong Boon
15.07.2012 - AJCC One-Day Durian Tour 2012
On 15 July 2012, residents of Serangoon Division of Aljunied GRC went on a One-Day tour to Johor with their Member of Parliament, Ms Sylvia Lim. It was a good outing. Residents bought loads of products from Malaysia, and tasted their favourite delicacy, durians! Ms Sylvia Lim was invited to light a bunch of fire crackers at the Durian Plantation, to the delight of residents. On our way to dinner, we were even greeted by a full rainbow! Will there be a pot of gold for residents at the end of the rainbow? Huat ah! - Hong Boon
Photo Credit: Sean Cheong Li-Wen & Toh Hong Boon
On 15 July 2012, residents of Serangoon Division of Aljunied GRC went on a One-Day tour to Johor with their Member of Parliament, Ms Sylvia Lim. It was a good outing. Residents bought loads of products from Malaysia, and tasted their favourite delicacy, durians! Ms Sylvia Lim was invited to light a bunch of fire crackers at the Durian Plantation, to the delight of residents. On our way to dinner, we were even greeted by a full rainbow! Will there be a pot of gold for residents at the end of the rainbow? Huat ah! - Hong Boon
Photo Credit: Sean Cheong Li-Wen & Toh Hong Boon
15.07.2012 - AJCC One-Day Durian Tour 2012
On 15 July 2012, residents of Serangoon Division of Aljunied GRC went on a One-Day tour to Johor with their Member of Parliament, Ms Sylvia Lim. It was a good outing. Residents bought loads of products from Malaysia, and tasted their favourite delicacy, durians! Ms Sylvia Lim was invited to light a bunch of fire crackers at the Durian Plantation, to the delight of residents. On our way to dinner, we were even greeted by a full rainbow! Will there be a pot of gold for residents at the end of the rainbow? Huat ah! - Hong Boon
Photo Credit: Sean Cheong Li-Wen & Toh Hong Boon
On 15 July 2012, residents of Serangoon Division of Aljunied GRC went on a One-Day tour to Johor with their Member of Parliament, Ms Sylvia Lim. It was a good outing. Residents bought loads of products from Malaysia, and tasted their favourite delicacy, durians! Ms Sylvia Lim was invited to light a bunch of fire crackers at the Durian Plantation, to the delight of residents. On our way to dinner, we were even greeted by a full rainbow! Will there be a pot of gold for residents at the end of the rainbow? Huat ah! - Hong Boon
Photo Credit: Sean Cheong Li-Wen & Toh Hong Boon
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