Signature Project Scheme

Enhancement and revitalisation of the harbourfront area adjoining the Western Wholesale Food Market as a vibrant promenade and open space for public enjoyment, with community involvement activities to promote the vibrancy of the harbourfront.

Construction of an activities centre at Moreton Terrace, comprising a multi-purpose performance venue, an activities room and a community garden, for local organisations and residents to organise and participate in a wide range of arts, cultural and leisure activities.

Construction of Eastern District Cultural Square to provide open space which could be used for, inter alia, cultural activities; and to revitalise the waterfront and promote tourism of the Eastern District.

Provision of free one-off ophthalmic examination and consultation service with ophthalmic examination reports for local residents aged over 50. Referral letters for specialist service will be issued having regard to the needs of the participants (Completed).

Provision of free shuttle bus/rehabilitation bus services for local residents with impaired mobility to travel between the main residential areas and the Queen Mary Hospital/the healthcare facilities in the vicinity of Sandy Bay.

Construction of music fountains with integration of dynamic lighting, musical features and special effects riding on the promenade of Kwun Tong, with a view to making it a place for public leisure and enjoyment of harbour views.

Construction of a lift tower at Shung Yan Street in Kwun Tong to enhance the overall barrier free access facilities at Hong Ning Road Recreation Ground, which is a key pedestrian access connecting the nearby public rental housing estates where a large number of elderly are residing, and the Kwun Tong Town Centre, so as to help the elderly and the physically impaired integrate into the community.

Expansion and improvement of Wong Tai Sin Square with a view to allowing organisations to better utilise this ideal venue of the district for hosting community events.

Enhancement of facilities at the amphitheatre at Morse Park No. 4 for hosting district and territory-wide events.

Revitalisation of the rear portion of the Cattle Depot to make available an open space themed in arts and culture for recreation purpose in the To Kwa Wan area, and to facilitate the promotion of the unique background of the Cattle Depot.

Development of a multicultural activity venue at Battery Street to promote cultural diversity and advance social cohesion in Yau Tsim Mong District. Community involvement and publicity activities will be organised to enhance mutual understanding between different ethnic groups and the mainstream community in the district, and to illustrate the multicultural characteristics of the district.

Construction of a community services centre in Shek Kip Mei to provide 3 core services under one roof, namely child care and after-school care support services, short-term food assistance and medical services, for the benefits of local residents.

Construction of a neighbourhood activity centre in Mei Foo to provide services and activities of diverse nature, which may include arts, culture and recreational-related activities, for the enjoyment of the community.

Revitalisation of Shing Mun River promenade near Sha Tin town centre to enhance public enjoyment, and to create a cultural landscape around the promenade of Shing Mun River.

Decking a section of the Tai Wai Nullah in Sha Tin for provision of new open space suitable for Futsal and other diversified purposes.

Establishment of an arts centre by retrofitting the premises of the former Tai Po Government Secondary School to facilitate the further development of arts and culture in Hong Kong, and in particular, Tai Po District.

Improvement of trails and provision of ancillary facilities at Wu Tip Shan and Wa Mei Shan in Fanling to promote a healthy lifestyle, encourage eco-tourism, enhance public awareness of nature conservation and establish a landmark in the North District.

Improvement of trails and provision of facilities in areas in Sha Tau Kok adjoining the Double Haven Marine Park and straddling the Hong Kong Global Geopark of China (HKGGC) to promote eco-tourism and support the continual recognition of the HKGGC by the Global Geoparks Network, which is supported by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.

Reconstruction of the Sharp Island Pier so as to respond to the strong needs of tourism and the local community.

Construction of the Tseung Kwan O Heritage Hiking Trail and the Heritage Information Centre with a view to enabling local residents and visitors to enjoy the natural beauty of Tseung Kwan O and capture its history and heritage.

Provision of comprehensive community healthcare services such as disease prevention, dental care service, outreaching service, health education and assessment, children’s myopia control glasses, Chinese medicine consultation (for patients recovered from COVID-19), etc. were provided to local residents; and fitness equipment and information kiosks were installed in the district (Completed).

To redevelop the Sai Lau Kok Garden by raising a part of it to become a podium garden with connection to the existing footbridge network outside the Tsuen Wan MTR station, and to construct a multi-purpose centre, including an indoor multi-purpose room, at ground level.

Revitalisation of Tuen Mun River and surrounding areas to make more lively areas along the shores of the Tuen Mun River and surrounding areas by incorporating cultural elements.

Promotion of youth development by providing an additional venue with comprehensive facilities for young people to fully explore and develop their different potential.

Construction of a Yuen Long District Community Services Building to provide more premises for delivering enhanced community services to meet the needs of the increasing population in the district, notably the youth, ethnic minority and new arrival communities.

Improvement works at Silvermine Bay Beach, Mui Wo to help rejuvenate Mui Wo as a leisure rural township and attract more visitors to Mui Wo.

Redevelopment of the North Lamma Public Library building at Yung Shue Wan, Lamma Island to strengthen library service and establish a heritage and cultural showroom to provide an ideal venue for Lamma Island to tell its story and introduce its major scenic spots.