@SaveTheGlam campaign meeting, 7pm Wednesday 30 January at Croydon Town Hall, Katharine Street
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Free play for children aged 3-8 years at 1pm and 3pm, Saturday 26 January at Theatre on the High Street, Whitgift Centre
Following a mysterious storm, a turtle finds herself trapped on a strange new island made out of plastic. She’s desperate to get back to the open sea but can she […]
Holocaust Memorial evening, 7.30-10.30 pm Saturday, 26 January at Ruskin House, Park Lane
Music from Geoff Curnow & Garry Davies, Slavyana and Red Mamaloshen followed by speakers Cllr Alison Butler & Robert Griffiths and Charlie Chaplin’s first talkie ‘The Great Dictator’. Bagels for sale. Entrance free but […]
Have you say about Croydon Council’s strategy for people with special educational needs by 31 January
Croydon council is consulting on a draft strategy for improving outcomes and life chances for children and young people (0-25) with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) in Croydon. At the […]
Take part in the Big Garden Birdwatch, Saturday 26 to Monday 28 January
Every year the Royal Society for the Protection for Birds asks people to count the birds they see in their garden for one hour. This tells them how well or […]
Wassail to wake the trees, 2-4 pm Saturday 26 January, Addiscombe Railway Park
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Beekeeping for Beginners course, starting Monday 11 February at Croydon Quaker Meeting House, Park Lane
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Last chance to have your say about 18 storey tower block proposed for Addiscombe Road, deadline extended to 25 January
Previous planning permission for the site was for a building of 5-6 stories, in line with the buildings either side. The new development is for a building that will be […]
Bumps & babies drop-in, 10am Mondays at Croydon Clocktower, Katharine Str
A free drop-in group for those who have just started their maternity leave or who have had a baby recently. Organised by the National Childbirth Trust. A friendly and welcoming […]
“Writing and reading ‘The anatomy of melancholy'” talk, 2pm Saturday 26 January at Bethlem Museum of the Mind, Monks Orchard Road
Robert Burton composed The Anatomy of Melancholy (1621) partly because he was a sufferer of melancholy. He said that he wrote to keep himself occupied and as a form of […]
