New tour to showcase collaborations between classical and contemporary music
The UK’s longest-established chamber orchestra, Croydon’s London Mozart Players, is out on the move with a new dynamic 5-date tour titled #LMPOnTheMove. The shows will take orchestral music-making to new audiences with help from a [...]
Croydon gears up for first Cycle Fest
Thursday 18 May will see Croydon host its first ever Cycle Fest, with a day packed full of events and activities taking place across the town centre, ramping up to two professional races on the [...]
The start of a summer of fun in Croydon
Summer is almost here, and Croydon’s parks and open spaces will soon be full of great events to treat the family to fun days out. The first date in the calendar is this weekend, as [...]
Borough-wide 20mph limits approved for Croydon
Croydon will have 20mph limits across the borough after a council committee last night (Tuesday) approved proposals to include the three areas not yet covered. Members of the council’s Traffic Management Advisory Committee (TMAC) approved [...]
Jo Cox anti-racism award won by Croydon school
Young people from Elmwood receiving the Jo Cox Memorial Award – pictured with England Manager Gareth Southgate (centre), Iona Lawrence, Director of the Jo Cox Foundation (right) and Tim Roache, General Secretary of the GMB [...]
Motorist caught using dead mother’s blue-badge permit
A man whose mother had died a year previously was caught using her blue-badge disabled motorist permit, and then told officers that, far from being dead, she was at home. After failing to appear before [...]







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