1. Map of Yishun

• 2. What we learn from our group research (Secondary Data

Yishun Public Library Singapore, initially opened in 1998.

It is located in the third level of the Sembawang Town Council building, it was closed on 23 October 2008 and was opened to the public on 14 November 2008, currently its now at the fourth level at Northpoint Shopping Centre with new extension was near Yishun MRT Station.  The new location has an area of 2000 square metres and has a collection of 150,000 books, and has a Cafe which at the old location of Yishun Library. The cafe was removed shortly after which in 2014.

On 15 January 2017, Yishun Public Library was closed due torenovation which is for the renovation and redecoration and Asset Enhancement Initiative at Northpoint. It will reopen at 2018

3. What we learn from the survey ( Primary Data )

Amenities and facilities contribute to residents strong sense of belonging to Yishun because the facilities are making the residents sastified about it and will not move from Yishun as there is more than enough facilities at Yishun that make the neighbourhood a good place for Singaporeans

Northpoint is a well known shopping centre in yishun. it had just recently improved into a better and bigger shopping centre. it now have more shops for us and foreigners

I think it is true because if there is more amenities and facilities we get to have more memories at northpoint because there is more places for us to bond with our friends and have more memories

Add a building like tampines hub which consist indoor swimming pool, bowling alley and a indoor futsal arena. People can bond with the amenities provided.

Northpoint

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It is located near yishun mrt station and golden village

Some activities there are: swensens,macdonald,timezone and kiddy palace

We can go to the timezone,dine and shop with family and freind

A lot of good memories with my friends and family there

Aniq-questions are understandable and fun to answers

Lester-i can tell a non yishun person to come to yishun

Javier- it isnt hard interviewing others

Zhen Yu-learn more abt yishun’s past

Perry-i learn more abt rhe past of yishun

Yishun is not unlike other suburban towns in Singapore which trace their histories to small-scale villages in the rural periphery. Its toponym, a pinyinised variant of Nee Soon, reflects this.

Beyond the supernatural and mysterious, another facet of Yishun’s reputation as a place for the unusual involves the equally fascinating fact that the town has throughout its history play host to unique events not otherwise found in Singapore. 

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