There's a new HP Photo Centre at ITE College Central.

The chain had been managed by Livingston since it's launch in 2010. All of their centres are conveniently located at selected Fariprice Xtra and FairPrice stores located islandwide.

They pride themselves on their low carbon footprint without compromising quality. They understand the delicate state of the environment and how their activities impact the environment.

HP prints are dry with none of the chemistry regulations and hazards of AgX processing. All their Photo Centres are dedicated to providing you with quality service at affordable prices.

You can enjoy vivid fade-resistant photos that last for generations.

#01-12 Blk A FairPrice, ITE College Central, 2 Ang Mo Kio Drive

Tel: +65 65902211

Lend Lease unveils the crown jewel of shopping malls in the West of Singapore: Jem. Set to be the "gem" at the heart of the new commercial hub of the West, it will be the region’s mall of choice, seamlessly blending shopping with entertainment, functionality with experience and community culture with Orchard Road inspiration.

With the great retailer partnerships they have secured, they are well-placed to achieve their vision to become the first choice location for shopping and leisure in the West of Singapore. The mall aims to bring the best of Orchard Road to the West with shopping, entertainment, food and leisure all under one roof.

Upon completion in the second quarter of 2013, Jem will be Singapore’s 3rd largest suburban shopping mall with six levels spanning a gross floor area of 818,000 sq ft (76,000 sq m) and housing over 280 retailers. To date, 50% of the retail area has been leased.

Six major anchor tenants have already been secured. Cathay will feature the largest 10 screen cinema multiplex in the West with daily midnight movies. The new retro-chic themed multiplex will boast of eight commercial halls and two Platinum Movie Suites with a total seating capacity of 1,800. This project marks their first venture and sets in motion Cathay Cineplexes’ expansion in the western part of Singapore. With its opening, you can look forward to late-night movie screenings and an extraordinary cinema-going experience of the utmost visual and audio quality for which Cathay Cineplexes is renowned.

The Robinsons Group of Companies will also be marking their first suburban venture with their flagship Robinson’s department store and a Marks & Spencer store. The new Robinson will be the biggest suburban departmental store in Singapore, spanning over 85,000 sq ft.

Fairprice Xtra will provide everyday grocery shopping with a 70,000 sq ft hypermarket. The new Courts will be a 20,000 sq ft lifestyle store complete with tablet “bars” and Wi-Fi chill zones, while Koufu will provide an 18,000 sq ft food court with a breathtaking sky garden view.

In keeping with the Urban Redevelopment Authority’s decentralisation strategy to provide jobs closer to homes, and business hubs outside the city centre, there will also be an office tower situated above the retail component scheduled for completion in late 2013.

Jem is strategically located adjacent to the transportation hub in Jurong East. There is direct access to the Jurong East MRT station that serves both north-south and east-west train lines. The mall is also exceptionally well connected due to its close proximity to the Jurong East Bus Interchange and has above ground connectivity to neighbouring sites. It is expected to service 1.12 million people (20% of Singapore’s total population) who reside within Jem’s main trade area by 2013.

8 Jurong Town Hall Road, Jurong East

Tel +65 66729500 or email: [email protected]

Serangoon Village residents are not the only people benefiting from the opening of an NTUC FairPrice outlet in their neighbourhood.

To mark the opening of its 100th branch, the supermarket chain is donating $10 million to the FairPrice Foundation, which disburses funds to the needy and advances workers' welfare. This is the largest single amount given in one year to the foundation since the latter was set up in 2008.

In the 1970s, Singapore was rocked by disruptions in the global oil supply which led to rampant inflation, and food-shortage fears caused by unscrupulous merchants hoarding essential items. The supermarket chain's first outlet was set up in 1973 in Toa Payoh to curb such profiteering.

NTUC Fairprice Co-operative Ltd was founded by the labour movement in 1973, with a social mission to moderate the cost of living in Singapore. The first NTUC Welcome supermarket at Toa Payoh was opened by then Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew on 22 July 1973. In 1983, NTUC Welcome merged with the Singapore Employees Co-operative to form NTUC Fairprice Co-operative Ltd.

From one supermarket, FairPrice has grown to become Singapore’s largest retailer, with a network of more than 230 outlets comprising FairPrice supermarkets, FairPrice Finest, FairPrice Xtra, FairPrice Xpress and Cheers convenience stores. FairPrice also owns a Fresh Food Distribution Centre and a centralised warehousing and distribution company.

Today, with its multiple retail formats serving the varied needs and interests of people from all walks of life, the social mission of NTUC FairPrice has evolved to make the dream of living well accessible to everyone by moderating the costs of the good life.

23 Serangoon Central, #03-42 Nex Mall

Tel: +65 65522722

The Amara Shopping Centre is undergoing a $32 million revamp that will bring it in line with the area's up-and-coming trend. The makeover of this shopping mall will see the Amara Shopping Centre rebranded as '100 AM' which will provide for 22,000 sq ft of its total 130,000 sq ft of lettable space converted into a FairPrice Finest supermarket. Koufu Food Court will operate the foodcourt at this newly refurbished mall which is positioned as the only fully-fledged shopping centre in Tanjong Pagar.

New routes leading to the shopping hub are also being constructed to boost access from Enggor Street. It is believed that the changing profile of the area will see tourists, residents and office workers drawn to Tanjong Pagar. The mall is going to address the lifestyle needs of these groups, with food and beverage outlets making up 40 per cent of the mall's tenant mix.

Design features will include innovative ceiling lighting in the atrium and coloured glass 'fins' along the building's facade. These improvements are expected to be completed in Q2 2012. The mall will benefit from traffic from the upcoming Guocoland project next to Tanjong Pagar MRT station for example, as well as residential projects like Altez and the redevelopment of Keppel Towers.

100 Tras Street