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Most of our respondents' age is between 21-30

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what neighbourhood activities do they participate in

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what neighbourhood activities do they participate in

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Some of them participated in Clementi Force which is patrolling of Clementi Estate and help with the police and look out for suspicious people.Some also participated in RC interest groups like Cha Cha dance and tai-chi.

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what do they think about their neigbours

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what do they think about their neigbours

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Most of them like their neighbours and interact with them like giving small gifts during festive season.But there are also people feedback their neighbours are inconsiderate by blasting music in the middle of night but it is only a minority of them.

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http://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/infopedia/articles/SIP_215_2005-01-23.html

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Description
Clementi New Town covers a land area of 408ha, including both private and public housing developments. As of 31 March 2010, public housing (i.e. those managed by HDB) in the new town reached a total of 23,871 units and accommodated 74,500 Singapore citizens and permanent residents. Besides Clementi Road, the two other arterial roads that serve the new town are the Ayer Rajah Expressway which runs through the heart of the town, and the West Coast Highway which marks its southwestern boundary.

Major public amenities in the new town include the Clementi Stadium, Clementi Swimming Complex, Clementi Community Club and Clementi Woods Park. There are also several schools in the area, such as the NUS High School of Mathematics and Science, Nan Hua High School, Clementi Primary School and the Japanese Supplementary School. The National University of Singapore, Ngee Ann Polytechnic and Singapore Polytechnic are often associated with Clementi, but they actually lie just outside the boundary of the new town.

The town centre, bounded by Commonwealth Avenue West and Clementi Avenue 3, occupies a central location in the new town. Serving the entire town population, it offers a comprehensive range of amenities including a polyclinic, a library, a market-cum-food centre, various eating places and retail shops as well as cinemas. From the town centre, residents are also connected to the rest of Singapore via the bus interchange and the Mass rapid transit (MRT) station.

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Clementi New Town, also known as Clementi, is located in the southwestern part of mainland Singapore and takes its name from Clementi Road, which also marks the new town’s eastern boundary. Landmarks in the area include the five-storey Clementi Mall which was officially opened in May 2011, the 12-ha Clementi Woods Park, and Clementi Stadium.

History
Clementi New Town's name is probably derived from Clementi Road, which used to be known as Reformatory Road until the late 1940s. It has been suggested that Clementi Road could have been named after Sir Cecil Clementi, who was the Governor of the Straits Settlements from 1929 to 1934. It is also believed that the road might have been named after Sir Cecil Clementi Smith, who was the Governor from 1887 to 1893.

The Housing and Development Board (HDB) developed Clementi New Town, its eighth town,(Queenstown being the first and Toa Payoh the second) mainly between 1975 and 1979. While existing private housing developments such as Sussex Estate and Clementi Housing Estate were retained,(both of which now no longer exist) HDB resettled more than 800 villagers to clear the area for the new town’s construction. Backyard trades and cottage industries were also relocated. In addition, there used to be swamps along the area where the border between Clementi and West Coast Park is located, and the swamps were reclaimed using earth which was taken from the town’s northern hills.

Like the HDB’s other projects, Clementi New Town was designed to be self-sufficient, with space planned for a town centre, neighbourhood centres, transport nodes, schools and recreational facilities to serve the diverse needs of the town’s residents.

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With the upcoming BTOs being built like Trevellis and Casa Clementi and other developments, residents are worried about the extra demand for goods and transport,they are also worried that some of the unique shops around the neighbourhood will close down as people will flock to the mall to purchase their goods and the shops will wind up due to poor business and competition with retail chains.They are happy that there is a lot of upgrading projects like the addition of sheltered car porch, sheltered walkways to bus stops as well as the expansion of the Clementi MRT station. They are glad that there are plans to develop Jurong East into another CBD, which will increase the job opportunities for the residents at Clementi.They hope that their favourite places like the hawker centre do not face any big changes that will make it to lose it uniqueness

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"The newly renovated hawker centre is much better ventilated than before the renovation. There also are a lot of cleaners, ensuring that i can get a clean table easily. It is also easier to find seats as more tables have been added since the renovation."

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"I can get all of my daily at one go at the Clementi Mall. Previously, we had to go to other nearby shopping malls like IMM to get certain things like electronics as there are only a few shops in Clementi which sell electronics. I do not have wait for my bus in the hot sun anymore as the bus interchange is air-conditioned. Thus, I can wait for my bus in the comfort of the air-conditioning."

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we interviewed 10 persons

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many respondents voted Clementi Mall,Hawker Centre & Bird watching corner as their favourite

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most of our respondents stayed in Clementi for 6-15 years