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Singapore News - All Stomper Lim wants is a clean home environment, but litterbugs at Block 59 Chai Chee Road are making things hard. Lim said that residents have been dumping their rubbish inappropriately at the void deck "for quite a while" and shared photos of the... Read more at www.tnp.sg

After putting up with her neighbour's noisy parrot for a year, this annoyed woman decided to start keeping a notebook filled with detailed records as "evidence". Wang, 68, shared that she had lived in harmony with her neighbour upstairs at Block 436 Hougang Avenue 8 for more than 10 years, Shin Min Daily News reported last Sunday (Jan 15). But...

Fed up with her next-door neighbour's noisy pet, one woman took a rather drastic step to resolve that problem – by selling her HDB flat. Wu, 45, said that her family had been living comfortably at Block 620 Bedok Reservoir Road for the past 13 years, Shin Min Daily news reported on Monday (Oct 3). But their peace and tranquillity...

While owning birds as pets isn't an uncommon sight in Singapore, one man's ownership of over 10 birds has annoyed his neighbours in his HDB estate for far too long. Over at HDB block 61 Chai Chee Road, this man's collection of birds has led to noise complaints from residents both within the block and around the estate, Shin Min...

Happy Fish At Home in Bedok guarantees a one-of-a-kind swimming experience with their in-pool rock climbing wall and swimming lessons.

February 05, 2021 [Updated: Feb 5, 2021] What happens after you decide to declutter your home following the Marie Kondo method and find yourself left with a mountain of discarded garments that just dont spark joy? Instead of binning them, why not consider giving them a second lease of life. Just because they dont inspire us doesnt mean they cant spread some cheer to others. Naturally, most places (save for one which we found) request that we be decent enough human beings to not give soiled, t...

The Ministry of Health (MOH) has confirmed 10 new cases of Covid-19 on Saturday (Jan. 23). All of the cases are imported, and they had been placed on Stay-Home Notice (SHN) or isolated upon arrival in Singapore. This brings the total number of cases reported in Singapore to 59,260. 10 imported cases Two (Cases 59540 and 59541) are Singaporeans who returned from India. One (Case 59537) is a Work Pass holder who arrived from India. Five (Cases 59542, 59543, 59545, 59547 and 59548) are Work Permit...