Cambodian Society
in the United Kingdom

The Moeng family are deeply saddened to announce the recent passing of our beloved husband, father and grandfather, PHOK MOENG.

We ask that you kindly respect the privacy of Mrs Moeng and her family.

Please send any messages of condolence to Phok's son at sophmoeng@gmail.com. Thank you.

If you would like to make a floral contribution, we would prefer donations to support those with Parkinson’s disease. Any donations would be much appreciated and can be take the form of cheques sent to W.A. Truelove, Mulgrave Road, Sutton. Please add your name and address on the back of the cheque. Alternatively, please donate online at www.parkinsons.org.uk/ and quote reference 542026.

Thank you.

Mr Bun-Ny Chea passed away August 2018

The Chea family would like to warmly welcome you to celebrate the life of our beloved Bun-Ny Chea.

Mrs Kimly Nou passed away at home on Thursday 07th September 2017.

In Loving Memory of Kimly Nou

The Nou family is sad to announce the death of their mother, Kimly Nou, who passed away in her home on Thursday 7th September, 2017. She was 81 years old and is survived by her seven children. Friends and family will miss her very much.

Mrs Sophal Pen passed away on Wednesday morning the 28th Dec 2016.

A 30-minute Funeral Service will be held at 12.40pm on Friday 20th January 2017 and the 100 days Bang Skol ceremony will be on Saturday 8th April 2017 at Chithurst Buddhist Monastery, Petersfield, for all community members and friends who wish to pay their respect.

We are deeply deeply grateful for all the condolences and support during this time.

• POP songs
• Traditional songs
• Popular songs
• R&B songs and Poem songs

To all Cambodians or decedent Cambodians living abroad who are qualified in any kind of sports and would like to compete for Cambodia national or international competition.

At the following events:

1. National GAMES in every two years., the first open Games will be on 25th October - 5th November 2016.
2. SEA GAMES (South East ASIA games), every two years.
3. ASIAN GAMES and OLYMPIC Games in every 4 years.

Cambodia is hosting SEA GAMES for the 32nd times and is welcoming all sports competitors to the Kingdom of Cambodia year 2023.

A sad loss of our elderly member Mr Thoul Nou who passed away on Saturday 18th June 2016 (Kent).

A service in memory of Mr Thoul Nou will be held on Friday 1st July at:

Cambodia Monk Blessing at Chapel of Rest - at 12.00pm.

Location:
Lewis Solomon Funeral Service
19 Darnley Road
Gravesend
Kent Da11 0RZ

Funeral service - at 12.30pm.

Location:
Medway Crematorium
Robin Hood Lane
Blue Bell Hill
Chatham ME5 9QU

Tel. 01634 861 639

Friends, guests and relatives are invited afterwards to have some food and refreshment at Miss Pranee Nou's home at:

From Loving cares of the Nous family, grand children and great grand children.

A Cambodian oldest woman Mrs Thach Thi Es a.k.a Lok yeay Eark (Born on 1st January 1916), has passed away at the age of 99 years old on Tuesday 6th October 2015 at 5.30pm (Kent).

Funeral service:
On Thursday 22nd October at 12.30pm.

Location:
Medway Crematorium
Robin Hood Lane
Blue Bell Hill
Chatham ME5 9QU

Tel. 01634 861 639

From Loving cares of: The Unns family, grand children and great grand children .

Tel: 01474 334 179.
Mob: 07966 597 715 / 07795 662 942 (Mrs. Sophalli Nesbit)

From: Asia House (March 2015)

Asia House is excited to announce that its seventh annual Asia House Film Festival is now underway in London from 27 March to 31 March 2015, supported by Prudential plc.

UK premiere film screening "The Last Reel" by Kulikar Sotho, Cambodia to be screened on Saturday 28 March 2015 17:30 at Rich Mix. We are delighted that the film director has agreed to attend the screening. Please find the details below:

Website: http://asiahouse.org/events/last-reel-director-qa/

From: Kanika Linden (March 2014)

The book is in English. The French version won the Gourmand World Cookbook Awards in 2009 for "BEST ASIAN CUISINE COOKBOOK IN THE WORLD". Ambarella features authenthic Cambodian recipes that we love to share in our family. The book was written because I wanted to keep a trace of my mother's culinary heritage, spend time with her and know more about her passion, food. (Other main reasons include that I was hungry and craving for Cambodian food when I was expecting my children and that I am a hopeless cook!).

Website: www.nomkom.com