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2020 has been dominated by headlines concerned with the coronavirus, but InYourArea has not just been filled with doom and gloom.
To help brighten up the New Year for you, we’ve decided to take a trip down memory lane and highlight some of the good news stories from 2020.
Today, we take a look back at some of the good news stories from the area throughout October.
Croydon community group create Covid-safe Halloween activity
South Croydon Community Association members, Charlotte Davies and Des O’Rourke, worked with local artist Riana McKeith, also a resident of Temple Road, to create an eye-catching window poster to promote their road’s Halloween Bright Pumpkin Trail.
Croydon pupils put technology skills to test for Code Week
Pupils from a Croydon primary school put their technology skills to the test for a special event which celebrates computer programming across Europe and the world.
Croydon man receives ‘local hero’ award for outstanding community spirit
Former Royal Mail employee, Terry Turner, has raised thousands of pounds for charity with his unique bear scenes which have entertained neighbours and their families since March.
South Norwood barbershop raises cancer awareness and funds for charity
Yianni Hapeshis, 30, owner of Barber Jack & Son, is running a raffle, with the chance of winning the Barber Jack & Son ‘Deluxe Package’ – a VIP-worthy haircut, beard trim and facial treatment.
South Norwood barbershop raises cancer awareness and funds for charity
Laleham Lea School recently dropped off their Harvest Festival collection at Purley Food Hub to help support local families who may be experiencing difficult times.
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