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Residents can look forward to two upcoming Neighbourhood Renewal Programmes that will refresh the area. There are also exciting programmes for our youths such as Tamiya car racing and basketball tournament. Not forgetting the many linkways we have built to enhance your commute within the town! Our Town Square houses many activities from Zumba to Silat. Nee Soon Central is a great place to live in! Improving Your Estate Home Improvement Programme BIk 926-928, 930-932 & 935 Yishun Central 1 3 Neighbourhood Renewal Programmes (BIk 713-716 Yishun St 71), (BIk 770-774 Yishun Ave 3) and (Blk 925-928, 930-932 & 934-935 Yishun Central 1) Lifts at Overhead Crossing at Blk 773 Yishun Ave 3 Yishun Pond Park at Yishun Central 1 Sheltered BBQ Pits at BIk 728 & 729 Yishun St 71 Repainted Blks 731-736 & 747-752 Yishun St 72 Sports-In-Precinct at BIk 663A Yishun Ave 4 Lift Upgrading Programme at Blk 643 Yishun St 61 home with a heart Deepavali Celebrations at Yishun Town Square Coffeeshop Visits Pop Up Playground & Flea Market Project 100:50: Supporting low-income residents to defray the cost of food and everyday household items Litter Picking in Nee Soon Central with Residents Anti-Drug Abuse Campaign/ Yellow Ribbon Singapore Yishun Integrated Transport hub (Heart Zone, Dementia-friendly go-to points, Quiet rooms for special-needs commuters who need a quiet and calming space) Community Activities by M³ (A collaboration between MUIS, MENDAKI and MESRA) speaking up for you Supporting Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Ex-Offenders Supporting Housing Needs of our Seniors and Lower Income Households Keeping Singapore Drugfree Building a Cohesive, Caring and Inclusive Society Through Common Spaces in our Residential Estates Creating a Culture of Responsible Road Usage Supporting Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Ex-Offenders Keeping Singapore Drugfree Creating a Culture of Responsible Road Usage Supporting Housing Needs of our Seniors and Lower Income Households Building a Cohesive, Caring and Inclusive Society Through Common Spaces in our Residential Estates grc initiatives New and Upcoming Improvements Improving Connectivity Sustainability Development Upcoming Projects We’re thrilled to share the latest infrastructure developments happening right here in Nee Soon! Designed to make your life better. Which new or upcoming facilities are you most excited about? Chong Pang Community Club in Chong Pang City (Upcoming) Chong Pang CC will be located in our much anticipated integrated development, with facilities for all! From swimming facilities, playgrounds, a brand new hawker center, and over 300 underground carpark spaces. Nee Soon Central Community Club Singapore’s first CC located in a shopping mall! It has a childcare centre, offers activities promoting intergenerational bonding, and provides many community spaces for residents to rest and relax. Nee Soon East Community Club Nee Soon East CC has undergone cyclical maintenance works. New amenities will also be added soon. Nee Soon South Community Club The newly upgraded Nee Soon South CC is the first CC in Singapore to be certified a Super Low Energy Building. Nee Soon Link Community Club (Upcoming) Look out for Singapore’s first CC in a park! Khatib Polyclinic The new and second Polyclinic in Nee Soon – Khatib Polyclinic brings convenient healthcare to seniors and residents. Chencharu Nee Soon’s newest housing estate in Chencharu will provide greater convenience to Nee Soon residents with new facilities such as a hawker centre, bus interchange, and nursing facilities for seniors. Aranda Breeze Upcoming BTO Estate bounded by Yishun Ave 1 & Yishun St 53. Vanda Breeze Upcoming BTO Estate bounded by Yishun Ave 1, Yishun St 53 & Yishun Ave 10. Miltonia Breeze Upcoming BTO Estate bounded by Miltonia Close, Yishun Ave 1 & Yishun Ave 10. We heard your feedback and took action! Together with your Advisers, we consulted Land Transport Authority on improving connectivity for all residents. Through the years, we’ve added new bus services, new bus stops, widened roads to improve traffic conditions, extended cycling paths, and of course the biggest infrastructure change, the North-South Corridor project. New Bus Services New Bus Service 861.  Connecting Khatib MRT Station to Sembawang & Canberra MRT Stations. New Bus Services New Bus Service 801. Improving connectivity within Nee Soon. New Bus Stops & Enhancing Bus Routes New Bus Stop in front of Symphony Suites. New Bus Stops & Enhancing Bus Routes Added Bus Stops for Bus Service 117A. Improved Traffic Flow at Yishun Dam Chairman of Nee Soon Town Council, Mr. Derrick Goh, working with Land Transport Authority to improve traffic conditions around Yishun Dam. Enhanced Connectivity New Bus Depot. To be built at Yishun Ave 8 by 2029, the new depot will be able to house over 500 buses. Enhanced Connectivity The North-South Corridor is a multi-modal transportation corridor that will enhance connectivity from the northern region to the city, reducing travel time from Yishun to the City Centre by up to 30min. Ground-level spaces will be used for wider foothpaths, cycling paths and other communal green spaces.me from Yishun to City Centre by up to 30min. Ground-level spaces will be used for wider foothpaths, cycling paths and other communal green spaces. Enhanced Connectivity Extended Cycling Path. Additional 10km cycling paths added to the existing cycling path network. Nee Soon is continuing to do its part to go green in order to meet the milestones in Singapore Green Plan 2030. From sustainable living to increasing and developing green spaces, here are some of the ways that we are going greener! EV Chargers Over 48 charging stations have been installed in Nee Soon. Solar Panels Nee Soon will have over 670 blocks fitted with solar panels. Khatib Wellspring Farmden A permaculture garden, affectionally named to symbolise the “springing forth” of wellness to produce good local grown food. Nee Soon East Farm Ahttps://www.nstc.org.sg/myneesoon/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/007.png