Lee Wei Ling
Future of 38 Oxley Road: What happens next
In determining the compensation amount, the Singapore Land Authority will weigh the market value of the site
A timeline of events surrounding 38 Oxley Road
A family feud surrounding the house erupted in June 2017 over an apparent disagreement between Lee Kuan Yew’s children over whether the house should be demolished
Government intends to gazette 38 Oxley Road site as national monument, issues notice to Lee Hsien Yang
Lee Hsien Yang says PAP has chosen to ‘trample’ on Lee Kuan Yew’s wish to have house demolished
Lee Hsien Yang’s claim on 38 Oxley Road inaccurate, creates false urgency for demolition: government
Lee Hsien Yang’s claim that the 38 Oxley Road house should be immediately demolished in accordance with his father’s will is inaccurate, said a government spokesperson on Oct 25.
Government ‘keeping options open’, to commence study on 38 Oxley Road site
NHB intends to commence a study of the site to assess if its national historical, heritage, and architectural significance deems it worthy of preservation
Lee Kuan Yew’s daughter Lee Wei Ling dies at 69
DR LEE Wei Ling, the daughter of founding prime minister Lee Kuan Yew, has died at the age of 69, four years after she was diagnosed with a rare, degenerative brain disease.
Lee Hsien Yang moves to tear down 38 Oxley Road
He intends to build a small private dwelling on the plot ‘to be held within the family in perpetuity’
No legal restraints on Lee Hsien Yang returning to Singapore: police
THERE are no legal restraints on Lee Hsien Yang, the younger son of founding prime minister Lee Kuan Yew, and his wife Lee Suet Fern returning to Singapore, said the police.

Apex Court dismisses appeal on LKY transcripts
[SINGAPORE] The Court of Appeal has dismissed the appeal by Dr Lee Wei Ling and Mr Lee Hsien Yang regarding the copyright and use of transcripts of interviews given by their father, founding Prime Min...
Hsien Yang, Wei Ling to stop posting evidence on social media
PM Lee says he shares siblings' wish not to continue dispute in public, and to manage disagreement privately