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WP town council to review Hougang trade fair plans.
Tweet WP town council to review Hougang trade fair plans The Christmas and Chinese New Year fair at Hougang Hub, which is next to Hougang Mall. Shopkeepers have. http://news.asiaone.com/news/singapo.ade-fair-plans. ms.siqi is offline.. On Monday, the chairman of the Workers Party-run AHPETC, Ms Sylvia Lim, had said the organisers of two events - in Kovan City and Hougang Central Hub - were holding year-end festivities, not trade fairs. Both were��.
Court hearing starts against Workers Party town council for alleged.
The fair, held in Hougang Central from Jan 9 in the lead-up to Chinese New Year, was into its third week when the National Environment Agency (NEA) announced it did not have a licence. Six of the fairs stallholders were issued summonses for illegal .
AHPETC fined $800 for holding CNY fair without permit
District Judge Victor Yeo had said in his judgment that the temporary fair, which took place from Jan 9 to Jan 30 at Hougang Central, required a permit under the Environmental Public Health Act. AHPETC had argued in October, over two and a half days.
