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Category Archives: Restaurants
May Day holiday gives Crown and Sceptre a festival feeling
As outlined with previous reports about the Good Companions, the Swan and Sugarloaf and the Red Deer, the pub business is under pressure. So if we want to keep our local, we need to help to support it, and this … Continue reading
Posted in Pubs, Activities, Restaurants, Croham
Tagged London, Croydon, South Croydon, Lidl, Red Deer, Crown, Bank Holiday Monday, Beer Festival
PR agents sign up Tesco as cut-price festival sponsors
Tesco, the unwitting purveyors of horse meat with a long-time reputation for doing things on the cheap, and now the proud owners of an “express” store in a South Croydon landmark pub despite local opposition have “generously” agreed to sponsor … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Community associations, Croham, Croydon Council, Croydon Greens, Croydon South, Environment, Fairfield, Parking, Property, Pubs, Restaurants, Waddon, Whitgift Foundation
Tagged Brighton Road, Croydon, London, London Borough of Croydon, South Croydon, Tesco, White Label, Whitgift Foundation
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Fairtrade “Foodstock Fortnight” is coming to Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace Transition Town is staging a fortnight of food events, and is taking bookings now for a special meal on Sunday, March 3 at the Domali on Westow Street. Bookings for the meal – £22.50, with proceeds going to … Continue reading
Flavours of a Caribbean island from Norwood coffee bar
Casa Cuba, opened in October at the southern point of the Upper Norwood Triangle, provides both genuine Cubans and Cuban products. And when we talk of “real Cubans”, we are not just talking of the rolled Havanos cigars. Proprietors Sandra … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Music, Restaurants, Upper Norwood
Tagged Caribbean, Cuba, Cuban, Raúl Castro, Travel, United States, Upper Norwood, Yoani Sánchez
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Junction’s new cafe is definitely on the right tracks
Our loyal reader might be surprised to learn that there is, indeed, more than one new coffee shop in Croydon, and on a rare staff outing from Inside Croydon Towers, we were delighted to discover Yeha Noha, on Station Road … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Restaurants, South Norwood, Transport, Upper Norwood
Tagged Croydon, England, London, Oyster, Oyster card, South Norwood, Spitalfields, Yeha Noha
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Tune-in for business advice in Global Enterprise Week
You might not have noticed, but it is Global Entrepreneurship Week, this year with a focus on passing on practical help for start-ups and those thinking about launching into business. Croydon Radio is playing its part on Sunday with a … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Croydon Radio, Education, Local media, Restaurants
Tagged Business, Croydon, Entrepreneur, Global Entrepreneurship Week, London, Norman Pierce, South Croydon
Truly, madly… Croydon film club shows art-house demand
If our council was doing its job right, it would have measured the demand among art-house movie goers in Croydon before closing the David Lean Cinema in the Clocktower arts complex 18 months ago. For now the Save the David … Continue reading
Special lunch club launched for seniors on Selsdon Road
The latest initiative from members of the South Croydon Community Association is a senior citizens’ luncheon club every Tuesday at La Spezia, the Selsdon Road deli run by Giorgio Raffaelli. The special menu offers soup and bread for £1; sandwich … Continue reading
Another 1,000 jobs go as Bank of America quits Croydon
Croydon was dealt another massive blow today as Bank of America Merrill Lynch announced it is to close its data centre on Dingwall Road, moving its operation to offices at Canary Wharf, The City, and to Bromley early in 2013. … Continue reading
Posted in Addiscombe, Business, Croydon Central, Planning, Property, Pubs, Restaurants, Transport
Tagged Allders, Bank of America, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Canary Wharf, Croydon, London
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South End residents and businesses look to oust Tesco
The first meeting of a new residents group for people living and working in and around the South End area of South Croydon made a strong case against allowing Tesco to open another Express store, using the Whitgift Foundation-owned Swan … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, Business, Church, Croham, Croydon Council, Fairfield, Housing, Local media, Parking, Planning, Property, Pubs, Restaurants, Vidhi Mohan, Waddon, Waste incinerator, Whitgift Foundation
Tagged Croydon, Croydon Council, Grant Shapps, London, London Borough of Croydon, South Croydon, White Label, Whitgift Foundation
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