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Tag Archives: John Grindrod
Bird sketches out bewitching account of The Great North Wood
We live in a part of London that is ‘a forest remembered in place names’. JOHN GRINDROD has found a book which illustrates the point wonderfully well Sometimes before you’ve even opened a book, you know you’re going to love … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Environment, Wildlife
Tagged John Grindrod, The Great North Wood, Tim Bird
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Author wants to speak to tenants who used Right-to-Buy
Acclaimed author John Grindrod is seeking help from Croydon residents for his next book. Grindrod was brought up in New Addington in the 1960s and 1970s, and his experiences have been recounted in the well-reviewed book Outskirts. Grindrod’s first book, … Continue reading
Dinosaurs, parks and Concretopia: Norwood’s diverse talks
The Norwood Society’s 2019 programme gets under way at Upper Norwood Library next week, with the first in a series of invigorating walks and inspiring talks arranged by its hard-working volunteers. The Norwood Society’s area covers parts of Lambeth and … Continue reading
Book now for Grindrod’s free talk on living on the Outskirts
The latest Talking Inside Croydon event gives our loyal reader the chance to hear John Grindrod talk about his new book, Outskirts, Living Life on the Edge of the Green Belt. The free event will be staged on Wednesday, July … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Environment, History, Inside Croydon, New Addington, Planning
Tagged Green Belt, John Grindrod, New Addington, Talking Inside Croydon
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Is an answer to the housing crisis near New Addington?
STEVEN DOWNES reviews the latest book from an author with his roots firmly in the Green Belt outside Croydon Patrick Abercrombie could be credited as the man who shaped modern Croydon. It was Abercrombie who, in that wave of optimism … Continue reading
Posted in Addington, Art, Environment, Housing, New Addington, Planning
Tagged Croydon, Croydon Council, John Grindrod, London Assembly, New Addington
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From golf to dogging, new book charts the role of Green Belt
It is seven years now since, in a rare moment of inspiration rather than perspiration here at Inside Croydon Towers, we launched this website with the tag line: “Living life on the fringes of London”. That indeterminate, hiatus status, caught … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Housing, London-wide issues, New Addington, Planning
Tagged Croydon, John Grindrod, New Addington
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Croydon Till I Die: taking the suburbs to the nation
“I think it’s the most derogatory thing I can say about somebody or something: God, it’s so fucking Croydon!” David Bowie Authors Bob Stanley, Lucy Mangan, John Grindrod and Andy Miller are staging a series of events this summer celebrating … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, Art, Fairfield Halls
Tagged Croydon, Fairfield Halls, John Grindrod, South Croydon, Whitgift Centre
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