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Man appears in court charged with the murder of Ion Radu
A man is to appear in court today charged with the murder of Ion Radu, who was found dead in a car park in Crystal Palace last week. Kiiran Andrew Hibbert-Gordon, 23, of Sylvan Hill, SE19, was arrested on Saturday … Continue reading
Butterfly experts in flap over ‘extinct’ species in New Addington
The sighting at Hutchinson’s Bank at the weekend of a butterfly thought to have been extinct for nearly 100 years has put wildlife enthusiasts into a bit of a flap. The sighting of the black-veined white butterfly was made by … Continue reading
Only 40% eligible Londoners have had covid spring boosters
Only 4-in-10 of Londoners who are eligible have had their covid spring booster vaccinations, with less than one month of the roll-out timetable remaining. That’s according to figures released this morning by NHS London, which is urging those yet to … Continue reading
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Tagged coronavirus, covid, Covid-19, Croydon, London, Mayor, NHS London
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£108,000 Lottery grant helps to ‘reunite’ Great North Wood
Two of the last surviving fragments of the ancient Great North Wood are to be “reunited” in an exciting and innovative project led by the London Wildlife Trust, funded by cash from the National Lottery, which aims to preserve and … Continue reading
Music Relief Foundation Choir, Thornton Heath, every Tues
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How Croydon lodged itself forever in a part of Philadelphia
SUNDAY SUPPLEMENT: In the tumultuous 18th Century, a time of trade, international war and revolution, Croydon’s links with America were many and varied, as DAVID MORGAN’s latest researches have discovered One of the names that I have found in the … Continue reading
Police appealing for witnesses after stabbing in Crystal Palace
Second knife crime murder inquiry in Croydon in as many weeks, following an unconnected fatal attack on a man on Pawsons Road at the end of May A murder investigation has been launched after the body of Ion Rado, 46, … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Knife crime, Policing
Tagged Croydon, Crystal Palace, Effra Court, Ion Rado, Keahn Williams, knife crime, Lucas Sutton, Metropolitan Police, Pawsons Road, youth knife crime
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Woodland Trust appeals for volunteers to offer a real welcome
The Woodland Trust is searching for volunteers to make a difference in their community and help people discover nature as “Woodland Welcomers” at woods across the UK. Nature-lovers with a few hours to spare a week are being sought by … Continue reading
Posted in Charity, Croydon parks, Environment, Wildlife
Tagged Epsom, Epsom Downs, Langley Vale Wood, The Woodland Trust, Woodland Trust
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Love Lane Green International Picnic, Woodside, Jun 11
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Family of school caretaker says she was bullied by academy
Staff at Red Gates School in Monks Hill who successfully fought off having their school added to the Pegasus Academy Trust had strong cause for concern. Chillingly, at the time of the proposed takeover, one Red Gates GMB union member … Continue reading
Posted in Schools, South Norwood, Thornton Heath
Tagged Beulah Infants School, Cathy White, Jolyon Roberts, Pegasus Academy Trust
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‘Red alert’ over increased costs with outsourced rubbish deal
‘Things are going to get worse’ said Mayor Jason Perry earlier this year. And looking at the outsourced deal he’s lining up to replace rubbish contractors Veolia, in that respect he is as good as his word, reports KEN LEE … Continue reading
1,606: Croydon among worst in London for empty homes
London has £20billion-worth of homes sitting vacant, according to official figures, a situation which has been described as a “scandal”. And Croydon is among the boroughs with the most vacant properties, according to analysis conducted by City Hall on data … Continue reading
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Croydon Bach Choir concert, St Matthew’s Church, Jul 1
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Council chief execs reject their £6,000+ pay offer as ‘pettiness’
Town Hall reporter KEN LEE on an outbreak of militancy among local authority workers who are paid upwards of £180,000 per year Could cash-strapped Croydon Council be about to be hit by a strike over pay and conditions by its … Continue reading
Mayor Khan extends scrappage for businesses and families
Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London, is broadening the scope of the scrappage scheme ahead of the expansion of ULEZ – the Ultra Low Emission Zone – to outer London boroughs in August. Under the terms of today’s announcement, around … Continue reading
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Labour probe into allegations against ex-Croydon MP Davies
Political editor WALTER CRONXITE reports on the latest scandal to hit the Labour Party Has “The Curse of Croydon” struck again? Geraint Davies, a former Croydon Labour council leader and MP for Croydon Central, has been suspended by the Labour … Continue reading
Posted in Croydon Central, Croydon Council, New Addington
Tagged Croydon, Croydon Central, Croydon Council, Geraint Davies MP, Labour, Tony Newman
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Council accused of ‘botched’ consultation over housing cuts
Croydon Council managers have been accused of carrying out a “botched” restructure of its housing and homelessness team, where at least 26 jobs are to be axed. Not for the first time, the council is said to have failed to … Continue reading
Homes report warns of ‘unsustainable’ shared ownership deals
Shared ownership risks becoming “financially unsustainable” for lower-income buyers, warns a report published this week. The report, Shared ownership: the consumer perspective, reveals how more than one-third of shared owners display indicators of financial vulnerability, with lower financial resilience and … Continue reading