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- proper noun A
borough andtown in the south ofGreater London .
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Examples
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The Daily Telegraph reports that the tourist information centre in Croydon is to close:
Why visit Croydon? 2009
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Our readers here at the Croydon Advertiser don't agree there's nothing to see in Croydon, and they've helped us draw up this map of local tourist attractions: www. thisiscroydontoday.co.uk/touristmap
Why visit Croydon? 2009
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Mark Dixie has just been sentenced to life for the rape and murder of Sally Anne Bowman in Croydon, South London.
Must Try Harder ... 2008
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Mark Dixie has just been sentenced to life for the rape and murder of Sally Anne Bowman in Croydon, South London.
March 2008 2008
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He left school at sixteen and studied at The Brit School for Performing Arts in Croydon, then a Degree in Performing Arts at Manchester University follwed by an MA in Directing and has been banging on the stage door ever since.
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DGR: Now I read somewhere that Father Christmas at Kennards in Croydon gave you a mouth organ and that started you off on the music trail.
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DGR: Now I read somewhere that Father Christmas at Kennards in Croydon gave you a mouth organ and that started you off on the music trail.
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DGR: Now I read somewhere that Father Christmas at Kennards in Croydon gave you a mouth organ and that started you off on the music trail.
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He left school at sixteen and studied at The Brit School for Performing Arts in Croydon, then a Degree in Performing Arts at Manchester University follwed by an MA in Directing and has been banging on the stage door ever since.
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He left school at sixteen and studied at The Brit School for Performing Arts in Croydon, then a Degree in Performing Arts at Manchester University follwed by an MA in Directing and has been banging on the stage door ever since.
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