On 11 April, RCS HK Branch organized a speaker lunch at which Mr Andrew Wells, former Acting Governor of Saint Helena, gave a fascinatiing talk on Britain’s Overseas Territories.

RCS Young Follows will be holding a Bowling Night on Friday 27 April at the Bowling Alley, Hong Kong Club, 7pm-10pm. Food, drink, and shoes included.

Mr. Andrew Wells will be giving a talk on ‘Britain’s Overseas Territories’.

Annual Ball on 19 May, 7pm at the Ladies Recreation Club. All donations to Little Life Warriors Society (Helping children with cancer). Freddie Tsang, RCS Vocal Scholar, meets Peter Mann and Mrs Joan Campbell at APA. Freddie will perform at the Charity Ball on 19 May. Live coverage of Royal Wedding starts at 7pm

‘Towards a Common Future’ renews our Commonwealth vision and commitment to building on the individual and collective strengths of all member countries to respond to global challenges, and deliver a more prosperous, secure, sustainable and fair future for all of our citizens, particularly our young people. Commonwealth Day is 12 March 2018

Commonwealth Day Highlights: The 52 countries of the Commonwealth celebrate Commonwealth Day every year on the second Monday of March; Schools will take part in a global online debate as part of Commonwealth Class, an initiative of the Commonwealth Secretariat and British Council; Commonwealth Day will be observed weeks before the Commonwealth Games, the second […]

Royal Commonwealth Society, Hong Kong Branch, deeply regrets the passing of Mrs Ophelia Cheung Macpherson on 25 November 2017. Ophelia was Chairman of RCS from 1992 to 1995 and gave the Society all her support and enthusiasm. Ophelia became an Administrative Officer in the HK Government in 1969 and was appointed first Executive Director of […]

On 14 December, RCS, HK Branch held its annual Christmas Party at the Blue Room of the Helena May. With traditional fare such as mince pies and mulled wine, carols were sung by the choir of Caius College, Cambridge.