The Croydon Advertiser

The Croydon Advertiser is a weekly newspaper that requires a subscription, featuring five local editions that serve the London Boroughs of Croydon, Sutton, and two nearby towns. Alongside its print editions, it also offers a free, regularly updated website to keep readers informed.

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DWP PIP changes could see more than 370,000 claimants lose out - MyLondon

2 days ago | mylondon.news | Linda Howard |Nicole Haynes

An estimated 370,000 claimants will lose their PIP entitlement over the next five years
I tried the 'light, powerful and thorough' £250 cordless hoover and it was a howling success

1 week ago | mylondon.news | Rafi Mauro-Benady

I have to confess... I live in fear of hoovers. So I tend to spend weeks watching our carpets become more and more filthy as mysterious crumbs and balls of fluff slowly accumulate, until finally the squalor gets too much. Then I don my pinny and go into battle with the utilities cupboard trying to prize our rickety hoover from a confusion of brooms, ladders and old buckets. The truth is I’ve needed a new hoover for quite a while, but I couldn’t bring myself to cough up for a new one.
Kneecap announce new song ahead of headline performance at South London’s Wide Awake festival

1 week ago | mylondon.news | Lucy Williamson

Irish rap trio Kneecap have announced they will release a new song ahead of their headline performance at London’s Wide Awake festival, just two days after one of their members was charged with a terror offence. Kneecap is an Irish hip-hop trio from Belfast, Northern Ireland, known for their politically charged rap music performed in both Irish Gaelic and English.
Family pay touching tribute to 'hero' London firefighter killed in Bicester blaze

2 weeks ago | mylondon.news | Lucy Williamson

A 'broken' family has paid a touching tribute to a 'hero' firefighter who was among three killed in a horror blaze. Martyn Sadler, aged 38, of both Oxfordshire County Council’s Fire and Rescue Service and London Fire Brigade, lost his life in the line of duty at the Bicester Motion site, Oxfordshire on Thursday evening (May 15). The tragedy also claimed the life of 57-year-old father-of-two, David Chester, who worked at the site and another firefighter Jennie Logan, 30.
Antiques Roadshow expert 'tingling' as she reveals value of 'extraordinary' family heirloom - MyLondon

2 weeks ago | mylondon.news | Joe Crutchley

Antiques Roadshow took a dramatic turn when a guest found out the true value of an item that was passed down in her family
5 people rushed to hospital after being stabbed at South London event

2 weeks ago | mylondon.news | Rafi Mauro-Benady

Five people have been stabbed in South London. The quintuple attack happened in the early hours of this morning (Saturday, May 17) on Nathan Way, in Thamesmead, at an event. The nature of the event was unknown, nor are the severity of the victims’ injuries. All five are in hospital. Anyone with information is asked to contact The Met on a non-emergency medium giving the reference 1106/17APRIL25. There have been no arrests.
South London mental health charity given £100k to help move after council decides to sell property - MyLondon

3 weeks ago | mylondon.news | Cameron Blackshaw

Mental health services have been provided to Greenwich residents for over 45 years from the Ormiston Road site
'Sainsbury's toilet closure is unacceptable - people with Crohn's can't risk being caught short'

3 weeks ago | mylondon.news | Cameron Blackshaw

A South Londoner with Crohn's disease has called on Sainsbury's to reopen toilets in its Bromley superstore, saying people like him are being limited without easy access to the facilities. While one disabled toilet remains open at the supermarket in Walters Yard, the closure of the main toilets following vandalism and "misuse" means asking a member of staff for the key. In Olly Russell's case, that means he feels "limited" because he fears being caught short.
'It's outrageous': HMP Wandsworth governor slammed for pulling out of meeting on state of prison

4 weeks ago | mylondon.news | Charlotte Lillywhite

The new governor of HMP Wandsworth has been slammed for failing to turn up to a public meeting on the state of the troubled prison. Andy Davy would have faced questions about conditions at HMP Wandsworth from the public, including families of current inmates, if he had turned up to the meeting held by Wandsworth Prison Improvement Campaign (WPIC) on Wednesday night (May 7), as he had promised.
West London veterans to receive council tax discount for one year

4 weeks ago | mylondon.news | Adrian Zorzut

A London council is celebrating VE Day by offering local veterans a discount on their council tax. Hammersmith and Fulham Council said vets who hold a qualifying HM Armed Forces Veterans Card valid before May 31 are eligible for a 25 per cent discount for the 2026-27 billing period. The scheme is limited to veterans with two or fewer adults living in the same property.