British Chinese Project

The British Chinese Project is a non-partisan, voluntarily run organisation that seeks to elevate the presence of the UK Chinese community in the British political arena. Founded by Christine Lee, the BC Project was launched at the House of Lords on 31st Oct 2006 under the sponsorship of Lady Anelay, and was officially manifested at the House of Commons on 25th January 2007 under the sponsorship of Andrew Dismore MP. At the core is a committed team of the group of British Chinese professionals and students who are unanimously passionate about helping to raise the British Chinese community’s profile and make our voices heard in the public arena. The project is about achieving a fair, just and inclusive democracy for the Chinese people in Britain – one that offers rights to all and demands responsibility from all. Our branches based in London and Birmingham help to expand the scope of our operations in the local regions and our influence nationally for campaigns and projects. Each of these branches are made up of volunteers all generously giving their time and efforts for the betterment of the community. We would like to acknowledge the dedication and efforts of all our volunteers, committee, team leaders, and project managers past and present.