Peter Mann, Chairman of RCS, HK Branch, presents a cheque for $50,000 to Manoj Dhar of IBEL. The money was raised at a charity auction held after the Commonwealth Cricket Cup at KCC. IBEL help children from ethnic minorities to learn Chinese. … [Read More...]
RCSHK News
Spring Reception and Dinner
Download flyer Please join the Commonwealth Chamber of Commerce HK and the Royal Commonwealth Society, HK Branch, for a Spring Reception & Dinner on 16 February. Date: Wednesday, 16 February 2022Time: 6:30pm for 7pmVenue: China ClubPrice: HKD$800 per person (including wine)Fireside chat: Hong Kong Athletes’ Tokyo Olympics Success! The Backstory with Trisha Leahy, PhD … [Read More...]
RCS Speaker Lunch with Angus Forsyth on 12 Jan
The Commonwealth Cricket Cup on 22 Nov
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An Introduction to the RCSHK
The Royal Commonwealth Society (RCS) in Hong Hong Royal Commonwealth Society, Hong Kong Branch, was established in 1983 and provides a valuable network for Commonwealth citizens in Hong Kong; fosters friendship between people of different cultural and ethnic backgrounds, supports small local charities and promotes the values of the Commonwealth e.g. diversity and tolerance. The Modern … Read More
Luxury Tea Tasting on 30 Oct
Speaker lunch with Alan Loynd on 15 Sep 2021
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Former Chairman Mrs Joan Campbell MBE celebrates her 90th Birthday in UK
The Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition
Gift to Jeff Nankivell, Consul General for Canada
Peter Mann, Chairman of RCS, HK Branch, presents a gift to Jeff Nankivell, Consul General for Canada, a great supporter of RCS who is leaving HK after 5 years.
Speaker lunch with David Dixon MBE
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Commonwealth Day 2021
Donation to Integrated Brilliant Education
Peter Mann MBE, Chairman Royal Commonwealth Society, HK Branch, presents a cheque to Manoj Dhar of Integrated Brilliant Education Ltd.
BBC secures the rights to Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games – Media Centre
https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/latestnews/2020/birmingham-2022-commonwealth-games
RCS Cricket Cup | 20 Nov
Children from Hong Kong’s ethnic minorities who are struggling with language benefit from charity cricket event News from South China Morning Post