Charity is champion
Since 2001 Croydon Community Bus has been visiting young people across the borough who often live in areas where there are few, if any, services for children and young people.
My girl lollipop-ular
The afternoon of Wednesday, June 14, was just like any other until Jenny Thairs spotted a half-naked man getting into a car with two children.
Bringing Caribbean to town
A Christmas Day sing-along with friends gave Gilda Margaret James the idea to produce and direct a concert about life in her birth place, Grenada.
Eye for history
Shasha Khan is well known within his local community as treasurer of the Croydon Green Party and is regarded as a local campaigner.
Father who devotes his life to looking after his son
Brian is very matter of fact when he speaks about caring for his son, Philip, who was diagnosed with the incurable debilitating disease in 1997.
Godstone Farm
Godstone Farm is home to many child friendly farm animals, horses, sheep, donkeys, pigs, guinea pigs, mice, chipmunks, chickens, rabbits and even two llamas.
Show us in a different light
Three weeks ago we launched a new photographic competition for the Croydon Champions campaign.
Mandie’s Futures so bright
In 1995 Mandie Kemp decided to go it alone and set up her own company and Futures Supplies and Support Services Ltd was born.
Snap to it – capture borough at its best
This week the Croydon Champions campaign launches a new competition that anyone can enter.
Great grandma inspired me
Shereen Samara has been nominated for a Croydon Champions diversity award for fighting disability, race and sex discrimination.
