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Bringing farming closer to us; The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) has launched nine sites at the rooftops of Housing & Development Board (HDB) multi-storey carparks (MSCP) for rental by public tender. The sites shall be used to farm vegetables and other food crops, as well as for other related purposes, such as the packing/storage of produce. Some of you may soon get to enjoy lush views of locally-grown veggies from your HDB flats!
Availing more spaces in land-constrained Singapore for commercial farming, including alternative spaces like HDB MSCP rooftops, is one of the strategies SFA hasbeen undertaking to achieve Singapore’s “30 by 30” goal, which is to produce 30% of our nutritional needs locally by 2030. The move is also in line with HDB’s Green Towns Programme to intensify greening in HDB estates.
“We are heartened by the growing interest from both the industry and the public towards urban farming in community spaces, following the launch of our pilot MSCP rooftop farm, Citiponics, in Ang Mo Kio last year,” said Mr Melvin Chow, Senior Directorof SFA’s Food Supply Resilience Division. “Residents in the area have been able toenjoy fresh produce from the farm at nearby supermarkets, and can witness first-hand the hard work involved in bringing our food from farm-to-fork. We hope that consumers will continue to show their appreciation for our local farms by buying their produce.”
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IKEA is set to open a 3-storey concept store in JEM next year.
Taking over Robinsons as JEM's anchor tenant, the new store will be IKEA's 3rd store in Singapore.
Spanning 6,500 sqm across three storeys, an eatery will be included as well and customers will be happy to know that they can look forward to the popular meatballs and chicken wings.
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HEALTH & BEAUTY |
9 May 2020 |
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Love Hair is a beautiful private hair studio located in the heart of Tanglin that specialises in achieving healthier hair, using less chemicals with more natural ingredients.
An environmentally-conscious hair salon, Love Hair strives to ensure the health and happiness of each clients hair needs.
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Get healthier and happier hair with Love Hair. Click here for the list of their hair services and prices.
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Website: www.lovehairsg.com
Tel: +65 8939 6990 Email: info@lovehairsg.com
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At Burn on Club Street, customers can enjoy woodfired Aussie inspired food all cooked in a firebrick oven handmade by the owner. They take pride in their bread and natural starters producing a variety of natural loafs and flat-bread that are of a sourdough variety. They specialise in cocktails with micro-distilled spirits and slow-cooked meats from Oz.
They are now doing islandwide delivery as low as $5! You can now get all your healthy favourite bowls, sandwiches and dinner options delivered right to your doorstep with their own ordering platform. Just follow this link burnclubst.sg or sideways.com.sg to place your orders.
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21 Club Street
Email: +65 6223 0633 Email: info@burnclubst.sg
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LUX on Beach Road offers the most amazing Scandinavian food assembled from the freshest ingredients, sure to bring inspiring flavor into your life.
LUX brings authentic Scandinavian food and flavours to Singapore. Scandinavian cuisine encompasses the Nordic nations of Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland which gives you a variety of simple (as you may know the Scandinavians are minimalists, yet classic flavour profiles which when combined, produce hearty and satisfying meals.
The idea behind LUX is to showcase what Scandinavian food is all about and prove it's far from your processed meatballs and such which can be found at famous big furniture stores (no offence, those serve their purpose in the fast-food industry). However, their passion and mission are to make you familiarised with authentic Scandinavian food and flavours. All dishes they serve and deliver are made in-house from scratch (no processed), only using the finest quality produce from the market.
Click here to view their delivery menu and to place an online order.
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Celebrating the rich diversity of cultures and produce that South-East Asia brings, Laut on Stanley Street symbolises a raw collaborative effort to honour the region and its history.
Complimentary island-wide delivery is available when you order a minimum of S$50. Enjoy a good selection of comfort food like Otah Sandwich, Squid Gado Gado and also unique cocktails.
Check out their Drinks menu and Food menu.
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17 Stanley Street
Email: hello@lautcollective.com.sg
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Nalati at Distrii Singapore is the first of its kind garden theme restaurant in the heart of the CBD at Republic Plaza. Nalati is where your senses are enticed by a unique combination of casual dining with experiential shopping and art.
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Check out their islandwide delivery options and service via their Facebook page.
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Situated close to the hill forest at Telok Blangah Hill Park, the Therapeutic Garden embraces the tranquillity of its natural setting. The lush greenery all around the garden creates a restorative environment to engage the senses and to uplift both mental and emotional well-being while serving as complementary habitat for native biodiversity.
The new therapeutic garden features several new elements that leverage Telok Blangah Hill Park’s natural forest setting. Some of these elements include fruit tree espaliers, planting of lesser-known forest species with therapeutic effects and a 40m long viewing deck which offers an unobstructed, mid-canopy view of the forest. This therapeutic garden is one of the 30 therapeutic gardens which NParks will establish across Singapore by 2030, as they work towards transforming Singapore into a City in Nature, bringing forth benefits to health and well-being through greenery. Its development and programmes are supported by a contribution of around $500,000 in total from Tote Board and Mr Peter Lim through the Garden City Fund.
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