Richard Hough | Topics | This is Croydon Today

Talk time on junction flats

Friday, September 03, 2010

TALKS about one of Croydon's longest-running planning battles were due to take place behind closed doors last night (Thursday) as the Advertiser went...

Read full story

Relief as campaigners see flats plan deferred

Friday, July 30, 2010

by Ross Lidbetterross.lidbetetr@essnmedia.co.ukCAMPAIGNERS battling to stop flats being built opposite Norwood Junction station lived to fight another...

Read full story

Toilets are back in Norwood Junction station after four years

Sunday, June 20, 2010

NORWOOD Junction station has been transported "back to the future" after its toilets were moved on to a platform where they stood more than four years...

Read full story

WRONG PLACE: Richard Hough, in front of where the toilets used to be

Toilet revamp is 'flushing away' taxpayers' cash

Friday, March 05, 2010

A frustrated councillor claims taxpayers' cash is being flushed "down the toilet", amid plans to reopen public loos in South Norwood. Labour...

Read full story

TOO MUCH TO LOOS: Councillor Jane Avis believes it will be cheaper to open these toilets at Norwood Junction Photo No: CCRst020310c0020 by Simon Turnbull

Peed off trader calls for toilets to be removed from Norwood Junction

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

They were supposed to be state-of-the-art toilets that would provide commuters with the perfect place to spend a penny at Norwood Junction train...

Read full story

PEED OFF: Mechanic Richard Hough in front of the toilets

South Norwood war veteran pleads for developers to leave him in peace

Friday, May 01, 2009

In his lifetime Patrick McInally has been shot at by the German army and injured in an IRA bombing. But the South Norwood pensioner says just as much...

Read full story

ASKING TO BE LEFT IN PEACE: Patrick McInally in his back garden Photo by David Berman

Protestors descend on planning hearing

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Protestors arrived en masse at the Town Hall last night (Wednesday) as one of Croydon's longest planning battles rumbles on. About 40 people attended...

Read full story