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Tag Archives: Twitter
Inside Croydon’s very own Mystic Mug’s predictions for 2025
HAPPY NEW YEAR: Katherine Kerswell gets headhunted to run crisis-hit Premier League football club… Mayor Perry creates more money-spinning LTNs for the cash-strapped council… And yet more new plans for the Whitgift Centre. We’ve polished up Inside Croydon’s crystal ball … Continue reading
School unions in urgent talks over academy’s millionaire chair
By our education correspondent, GENE BRODIE Staff at Ark Academy schools are to hold a crisis meeting with management at the chain to demand the removal as chair of Sir Paul Marshall, the multi-millionaire Tory donor who has “liked” extremist … Continue reading
Posted in Ark Blake Academy, Charity, Education, Oval Primary, Schools
Tagged Addiscombe, Ark Blake Academy, Ark Oval Primary, Conservative, GB News, Hope Not Hate, Nigel Farage, Sir Paul Marshall, Tory, Twitter
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Hacker hacked? Labour councillor gets banned from Twitter
Social media platform takes action against Clive Fraser, one of the numptiest of Newman’s Numpties. By Town Hall reporter, KEN LEE Croydon’s laziest councillor, Clive Fraser, has had his Twitter account suspended. But as is his custom, “Lazy” Fraser has … Continue reading
Londoners’ Twitter sarcasm quickly becomes a museum piece
Social media may in essence be ephemeral, but curators at the Museum of London appear determined to use people’s throwaway one-liners and lockdown tweets to provide a historical context for the coronavirus pandemic. The Museum has pulled together 13 tweets … Continue reading
StreetPin looks to make its digital mark in south London
A new tech business is appealing for your help – and might even be able to offer some paid work to Croydon residents. StreetPin offers the local community notice board for the digital age, offering a sales and communication network. … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Community associations, Tech City
Tagged apps, Croydon, London Borough of Croydon, StreetPin, Tech City, Twitter
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Living history exhibit on display at Stanley Halls: Dec 4
The Lives of Stanley Halls: Theatricals, Community and Entertainment, a touring exhibition, has its special introductory night at the South Norwood venue tomorrow night, December 4. The exhibition has been organised by the Stanley People’s Initiative and funded by the … Continue reading
Have a cup of coffee and help fight cancer: Sep 27
Croydon is playing its part in The World’s Biggest Coffee Morning on September 27, fund-raising for the Macmillan cancer charity. Croydon Coffee Morning offers you a morning of coffee, cake and live acoustic music. Open to everyone of all ages … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, Charity, Purley
Tagged Cancer, Coffee, Croydon, Facebook, Macmillan, Macmillan Cancer Support, Twitter, World's Biggest Coffee Morning
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Radio station’s first birthday arrives with some growing pains
Happy birthday, Croydon Radio. The borough’s digital radio station is back on air with live programmes just in time to celebrate its first anniversary. Tim Longhurst and Tracey Rabbetts are the co-founders of the Croydon internet-based station, which uses more … Continue reading
£30m library deal referred for scrutiny – by report’s author
It was past 9pm last night, Bank Holiday Monday, when the official Croydon Council Twitter feed spluttered into life (double time for someone in the press office, perhaps?), offering a link to some new content on the official council website. … Continue reading
Norwood Lake is having a fun day: June 8
The Lakes Playground Action Group, which wants to regenerate the South Norwood lake playground, is holding an event for all the family on Saturday, June 8, with lots of activities for children including storytelling by Little Supernovas, a bouncy castle … Continue reading
Attention-seeking mayor deserves the Advertiser’s criticism
CROYDON COMMENTARY: Eddy Arram, presiding over a full council meeting for the last time, this week managed to do something which many believed was impossible: getting the editors of Inside Croydon and the Croydon Sadvertiser to agree, at least on … Continue reading
Posted in David Callam, Eddy Arram, Local media
Tagged Croydon, Croydon Council, Eric Pickles, Local government, London, London Borough of Croydon, Mayor, Twitter
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Making a change and saving the planet, one step at a time
SUSAN OLIVER explains why Croydon needs to become a Transition Town You don’t have to look hard to find bad news about the state of the planet today. Whether it’s droughts, or floods, or Greenland’s ice melting, or the oceans … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, Addiscombe West, Community associations, Education, Environment, Susan Oliver, Transport
Tagged Addiscombe West, Croydon, Greenland, Kinsale, Totnes, Transition Town, Twitter
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New Year rave has too much latitude as flat is trashed
Trashing the place appears to be the new Croydon past time. After our report of the mindless vandalism in Wandle Park, news reaches Inside Croydon Towers of a how a “rave” over new year has left one of the “luxury … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Croydon Central, Croydon Council, Fairfield, Housing, Property, URV
Tagged Croydon, Croydon Council, England, Gerrymandering, Labour, London, London Borough of Croydon, Twitter
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What does an average councillor do for £11,000 a year?
Denied a frank and honest answer by Mike Fisher, the leader of Croydon Council, in respect of the hours that he puts in for his £50,000-plus in allowances each year, we thought we would try another measure of what work … Continue reading
Posted in Clare Hilley, Mike Fisher, Waddon
Tagged Conservative, Conservative Future, Croydon, Mike Fisher, Tory, Twitter, Waddon, Young Britons' Foundation
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A week’s a very long time in politics for unbriefed Jasper
By Steven Downes, Editor, InsideCroydon.com Lee Jasper, after admitting that he has been using fake Twitter accounts to boost his by-election campaign, showed today that if elected as an MP he could struggle to keep pace with the volume of … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 by-election, Andrew Stranack, Croydon North, Lee Jasper, Steve Reed MP
Tagged Croydon North, George Galloway, Jasper, Labour, Lee Jasper, Steve Reed MP, Steven Downes, Twitter
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Jasper admits to using Twitter bots to drive election bid
Lee Jasper, the Respect (George Galloway) candidate for Thursday’s Croydon North by-election, today conceded that his campaign has been using controversial “Twitter bots”, programs to automatically generate Tweets, to give a false impression of the popularity of his campaign. “You … Continue reading