Tanjong Bunga Residents' Association

"making our town better together"

Monday, September 04, 2017

Visit http://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2017/09/04/residents-we-don't-want-that-road-fears-arise-about-impact-of-route-on-forest-reserves-and-slope-stab/

for coverage of TBRA press conference on NCPR road held on 3 Sept 2017




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OUR MISSION:

1. To build a RESILIENT and self-sustaining community.

2. To engage residents in the development planning of Tanjong Bunga in a PARTICIPATORY and inclusive approach taking into the consideration the needs of women, children and the elderly.

3. To ensure commitment to good urban GOVERNANCE and transparency in decision-making by the government affecting the quality of life of the residents.

4. To safeguard the WELL-BEING and security of its residents.

About Tanjong Bunga

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The town of Tanjong Bunga (sometimes spelled Tanjung Bungah) situated on the north coast of Penang Island means Cape of flowers in Malay. It has a gently undulating topography that rises from the sea of Tanjong Bunga bay. Like all coastal settlements on the island, it started as a fishing village and later grew into a township. Tanjong Bunga was developed in the 1960s with single storey terrace houses, semi-detached houses and bungalows. It was home to many of the personnel from the Royal Australian Air Force who were then serving in Penang.


The surrounding hills and the proximity to the beaches have made Tanjong Bunga a choice residential area. The tree-lined and turfed roadsides, house gardens and hedges are the characteristics of the garden suburban town.


To-day it is home to about 30,000 population and growing with many high rise apartments and condominium sprouting all over. Residents are concerned about developments threatening the hillslopes, scenic seaside and tranquil greenery.

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We invite anyone from Penang to submit or send us events and issues happening in Tanjung Bunga. We are here to help you voice out your reports thru the blog. Feel free to drop us an email at : tanjongbunga@yahoo.com

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Useful Link

  • TBRA on Facebook
  • Penang Forum
  • Penang Monthly
  • Sustainable Penang
  • TB Assemblyman's Page
  • SkyScraperCity Malaysia Property Development Info
  • Facebook: Penang Forum
  • Facebook: Penang Institute
  • Facebook: PenangTransport
  • Penang Heritage Trust
  • Aliran

Malaysia Government Link

  • Majlis Perbandaran Seberang Perai
  • Malaysia Federal and State Govt Department
  • Malaysia Government's Official Portal
  • Municipal Council of Penang Island (MPPP)
  • Penang Development Corporation
  • State Government of Penang

Newspaper Links

  • Berita Harian
  • China Press
  • Guang Ming
  • Harian Metro
  • Kwong Wah
  • Malay Mail
  • Nan Yang
  • Nanban
  • New Straits Times
  • Sin Chew
  • The Star
  • The Sun
  • Utusan Malaysia
  • Vanakkam Malaysia

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Membership Drive

Membership is open to all registered owners of property or residents of Tanjong Bunga.

Membership becomes effective once approved by the Committee and once the entrance fee (RM8) and yearly subscription (RM12) has been paid.

TBRA welcome new members to strengthen our collective voice in building a beautiful and safer environment for the residents.

Membership forms can be found at Esso Petrol Station, Tanjong Bunga. (beside Astaka/Food court in front of 7/11)

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