Twitter Threat
A man from Croydon who was visited by armed police after he made online death threats to 'jihadis' on Twitter
Charles and Camilla
Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall visited London Road, Croydon scene of some of the worst rioting. Picture: Niall O'Mara 17.08.2011
Beret Funny
Boris Johnson on a walkabout through Croydon meets a woman who wanted a word before she heads off to Greece.
Artist, Ella Clouston
Trinity School Art exhibition. Ella Clouston (16) lit by the video she made projected onto a wall of discarded objects she collected
Dara Ó Briain
Dara Ó Briain checks out some fish caught in the River Thames - part of a Thames environment study in Chiswick, West London.
Cartoonist Paul 'Mooncat' Schroeder
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Lady Haidee
Lady Haidee - a singer based in Streatham is part of "sell a band" - a website promoting music artists
Two Curries
Edwina Currie at her home in South Nutfield - With her 'Spitting Image' puppet which she bought at auction. Picture: Niall O'Mara - 02/02/2005
Karate fighter, Imogen Sanders
Croydon Karate fighter, Imogen Sanders, won an U18 event in Belgium - and is rated 3rd in the world at her age/weight - Pictured at Old Palace School where she is in Sixth Form
Royal Visit
HRH Princess Alexandra visited The British Home, Streatham, on Tuesday - met by children from the adjacent Crown Lane Primary School and then met some of the home's residents before unveiling a plaque
Tony Benn
Tony Benn gave the Inaugural Weatherill Lecture at a packed Croydon Parish Church - speaking on citizenship and integrity in public life
Strawberry & stencil art
Picture Dated 06-07-2007 Bat graffiti on the side of the Horse & Groom pub which could be from street graffiti artist Banksy; 'Strawberry' from the Horse & Groom with the bat artwork which could be another one of Banksy's creations popping up around Streatham
The King?
A fashion show in aid of Kingston Hospital took place at Kempton Race Course with Elvis (aka Johnny Quattro) joining the models for a Vegas style finale.
Boris Johnson & Theresa May walkabout
Mayor Boris Johnson and Home Secretary Theresa May visited Croydon Bus Station to check out security measures including the knife arches - reacting to a cheeky comment from one passenger
Blade Runner
Oscar Pistorius competing in the Aviva Grand Prix at Crystal Palace
Clinton McKenzie
Former European Light Welterweight Boxing Champion, Clinton McKenzie is looking to find more boxing talent from Croydon - pictured at his gym above the Half Moon pub in Herne Hill
PM Fry-up
Prime Minister Tony Blair and Chancellor Gordon Brown paid a bank holiday visit to Ikea Croydon in the run-up to the General ElectionThe PM chose a fry-up with beans at the staff canteen while the chancellor had a chat Picture: Niall O'Mara - 02/05/05
Theresa May
Current Prime Minister Theresa May in her Home Secretary days
Exam Results
La Retraite School, Clapham Park, achieved the best GCSE results in Lambeth this year - students celebrating. Theresa Tachie-Menson (left) reacts to getting 11 A*s with Juliana Opanuga who got 4 As and 6 Bs
Croydon Champion
Diem Lac Truong has been nominated as a Croydon Champion in the Act of Bravery category for her determination to walk again - Diem injured her spine when she threw herself out of a first floor window to escape burglars who forced their way into her home. Photographed at Greens Health and Fitness, Colonnades, Purley Way
Night Out
Featured on TV show, 'Hotter Than My Daughter'; Mum Lisa Bennett ready for a night out in Bedfont - to the horror of 15 year-old daughter Amber
Artist, Chad Calderbank
Borders - an art exhibition marking the centenary of WW1 opened at Bernard Weatherill House, Croydon on Thursday 30th Oct 2014. Chad Calderbank with his sculpture 'Thanatos and Eros'
Ronnie Corbett
Ronnie Corbett did the honours at a turf cutting ceremony for the redevelopment of Hall Grange care home on Shirley Church Road - Ronnie pictured with Jan Norman - the Home manager
Borders - an art exhibition marking the centenary of WW1 at Bernard Weatherill House, Croydon. Artist Matthias Hillner behind his virtual typography titled 'The (not so) Great War' with a fractured spelling out of the word ‘GREAT'
