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As Croydon continues to grow and evolve, keeping the borough clean has become a shared responsibility between local authorities, businesses and residents.
Whether people are renovating their homes, moving house or simply clearing out unwanted belongings, planning for waste removal is an important part of the process.
Disposing of bulky items responsibly helps prevent fly-tipping, supports recycling efforts and keeps neighbourhoods looking their best. While everyday household rubbish is collected regularly, larger items often require extra planning to ensure they are removed legally and with minimal environmental impact. Continue reading
CROYDON CHRONICLES: A quiet residential street in South Croydon was where one of the leading works of 19th-Century philosophy was drafted and written. DAVID MORGAN looks at the life and works of Benjamin Kidd
In our latest podcast, TfL’s Mark Davis urges pedestrians and motorists to exercise due care when crossing tramway, where there’s ‘one near-miss a week’. PLUS: We reveal how a tram has been driven the wrong way round the Croydon town centre loop to prepare for this summer’s engineering works
HOOK’S SHOT: The county’s women’s side are guaranteed a place in the T20 finals at The Oval next week, with the men’s side closing in on a place. Here, MARCUS HOOK interviews the players, including Laura Harris and Jason Roy, about their latest, impressive batting achievements 
When you upload an image, the AI scans what’s in the picture and generates keyword tags on its own. A photo of a fruit stall on Surrey Street in Croydon might come back tagged with “market”, “stall”, “outdoor” and “shopping”, without anyone typing a word.
CROYDON IN CRISIS
Othello opens at the Shoestring Theatre in South Norwood tomorrow night, with Kristian Michael Swaby, recognised last week at the Croydon Youth Awards, leading the cast.
