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Singapore heritage

Beleaguered heritage company My Community owes MCCY’s Cultural Matching Fund $330,000

My Community Limited is linked to My Community, a heritage organisation that was registered as a society on Aug 26, 2010, and was known for free guided tours.
My Community Limited is linked to My Community, a heritage organisation that was registered as a society on Aug 26, 2010, and was known for free guided tours.

Forum: When a name change can disrupt our sense of place

Heritage firm My Community winding up; founder says it cannot continue business due to liabilities

A heritage walking tour in the historical Queenstown and Dawson areas in Singapore, run by volunteer group My Community.
A heritage walking tour in the historical Queenstown and Dawson areas in Singapore, run by volunteer group My Community.

Forum: See public consultation system from a global perspective

Forum: Bukit Timah Waterworks has potential to become part of Singapore’s cultural landscape

Forum: Let people give feedback easily and earlier so they can help shape transformation of places

Forum: Weave storytelling with conservation when handing over Gillman Barracks for housing

Nostalgic AI images of old Singapore make me uneasy

File photo of the now-demolished McDonald’s outlet at King Albert Park on 20 August 1991.
File photo of the now-demolished McDonald’s outlet at King Albert Park on 20 August 1991.

Upcoming Gillman Barracks housing estate set to retain 25 heritage buildings, green spaces

The 40ha estate at Gillman Barracks is likely to have a mix of public and private homes.
The 40ha estate at Gillman Barracks is likely to have a mix of public and private homes.

News analysis

Changes to Singapore’s dialect policy likely to be incremental, targeted, and not a sweeping rewrite

The end-June release of Dear You, a Chinese movie filmed almost entirely in Teochew, had ignited public debate around language policy.
The end-June release of Dear You, a Chinese movie filmed almost entirely in Teochew, had ignited public debate around language policy.

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