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Tag Archives: YouTube
Longhurst sprinkles his magic with Croydon Christmas Time
Posted in Art, Croydon Radio, History, Local media
Tagged Christmas, Tim Longhurst, Video, YouTube
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CronxWatch delivers up some ghostly tales for Halloween
CronxWatch, the off-beat local YouTube video channel, has served up a ghoulish collection of stories of murderers and hauntings just in time for Halloween. Though it delivered up one small mystery of its own: what happened to the tale of … Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged CronxWatch, Croydon, Croydon Airport, Croydon High Street, David Weir, YouTube
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CronxWatch video plumbs the murky depths of Thames Water
CronxWatch’s latest video report is out, taking a close look into the murky depths of monopoly supplier Thames Water. From Thames Water’s company’s head office in Reading, to the much-polluted River Wandle, via the Croydon Water Tower, Cronxwatch tries to … Continue reading
Posted in Business, CronxWatch, Environment, Local media, Thames Water
Tagged CronxWatch, Croydon, David Weir, Thames Water, YouTube
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Paxman and Brand unmask deep distrust with local politicians
Yesterday, we posted an online poll for our loyal reader to vote for their preferred candidate to become the local Conservatives’ candidate for Croydon South at the next parliamentary election. Whoever is chosen next week will be replacing Tricky Dicky … Continue reading
Dozen primaries sign up for Code Club afterschool lessons
Nearly a dozen local primary schools have signed up to the Croydon Code Club, an initiative backed by the Lives Not Knives youth charity group which aims to bring relevant digital training to pre-teen children – with secondary school pupils … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, Business, Charity, Education, Lives Not Knives, Schools
Tagged Brent Hoberman, Chad Hurley, Croydon, Martha Lane Fox, Niklas Zennström, Simon Bird, Tim Berners-Lee, YouTube
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Council ignored danger warnings over deadly Mitcham Road
Ghost bikes are chilling reminders of often avoidable tragedies on our roads. KRISTIAN GREGORY, of the Croydon Cycling Campaign, outlines one of the borough’s most deadly routes, the A236, which is so dangerous that a local school has banned its pupils … Continue reading
Posted in Archbishop Lanfranc, Bensham Manor, Commuting, Croydon Cycling Campaign, Croydon North, Cycling, London-wide issues, Mayor of London, Schools, Thornton Heath, Transport
Tagged Archbishop Lanfranc School, Croydon, Croydon Council, London, London Borough of Croydon, Neil Turner, Segregated cycle facilities, YouTube
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Rivers long-shot helps Trams to derail promotion-chasers
NON-LEAGUE NEWS: Croydon FC’s London Senior Cup match at Redbridge tonight has been postponed due to a frozen pitch, following a 3pm inspection, causing a delay to the Trams’ impressive sequence of wins, with only one defeat in nine games. … Continue reading
Posted in AFC Croydon Athletic, Croydon FC, Football, Shasha Khan, Sport
Tagged Badshot Lea, Croydon, Croydon North, London, Saturday, Surrey, Tom Pratt, YouTube
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Wallander’s not so miserable after seeing Sarah Lund’s jumper
With arts correspondent Bella Bartock entertaining her Wagnerian fantasies at Bayreuth (don’t ask), ANDREW PELLING, Inside Croydon’s contributing editor was sent off to a pre-Edinburgh Festival review at the Scream Lounge What a delight is the Scream Lounge, on Brighton … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, Art, Comedy
Tagged Andrew Pelling, Bayreuth, Brighton Road, Croydon, Edinburgh Festival, London, London Borough of Croydon, YouTube
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Whatever it is that I’m told to say, I agree with it
For the Bank Holiday weekend, we thought you might enjoy this, the “latest YouTube sensation”, apparently. The rictus grimace delivered by Mr Shorten after his first response is particularly telling, we suggest. It might spring to mind the next time … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Croydon Council, Outside Croydon
Tagged Bank Holiday, Council Tax, Croydon, England, London, London Borough of Croydon, Taberner House, YouTube
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“There’s daggers in men’s smiles”: this Macbeth is a riot
As if the events of August 8 last year were not dramatic enough, the Breakfast Cat Theatre Company is about to make a drama out of Croydon’s crisis, staging a riot-inspired adaptation of Macbeth later this month. Many of the … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, Art, Croydon 8/8, Outside Croydon, Theatre
Tagged Brixton, Carshalton, Croydon, London, Macbeth, Twitter, William Shakespeare, YouTube
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