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Beehive future in doubt after Co-op pulls out of Woodside store
South Norwood residents have expressed concern and disappointment after the Co-op abandoned plans to open a supermarket in a converted pub on Woodside Green. The Beehive has been closed as a pub since 2017. Two previous attempts to convert it … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Planning, South Norwood, Woodside
Tagged Co-op, Croydon, South Norwood, The Beehive, Woodside, Woodside Green
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A three parks walk that takes you back through Croydon history
WANDLE WANDERINGS: Even within the densely populated parts of post-industrial Croydon, close to the source of matchday roars from Crystal Palace’s football ground, it is possible to take a stroll through meadows and parks, accompanied by moor hens and cyclists, … Continue reading
Festival fortnight offers food, football and fun
BERNARD WINCHESTER highlights the many varied activities to be found on the opening weekend of the South Norwood Arts Festival, from Olympic torches to WG Grace After missing out in 2012 (perhaps the Olympic organisers felt that the competition from … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, Art, Athletics, Cricket, Croydon Harriers, Crystal Palace FC, Dance, Football, Music, South Norwood, Sport, Woodside
Tagged Croydon, London, Olympic, Olympic Flame, Olympic Games, South Norwood, Thomas Crapper, Woodside Green
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Honeyed platitudes offer little uplift for Surrey Street traders
Surrey Street’s 750-year-old market has seen better times. In these days of hypermarkets with vast car parks drawing away customers, a good half of the Surrey Street pitches between the food stalls and Rose’s florist stall outside Millets often stand … Continue reading
Cash prizes on offer at South Norwood Arts Festival
The South Norwood Arts Festival is being staged by the people of Portland Road on June 13 to 19, and the organisers are still seeking volunteers, performers and stall holders for their week’s activities.
Posted in Activities, Art, South Norwood
Tagged Events and Festivals, Festivals, Music, Portland Road, South Norwood, Woodside Green
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