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Nightwatch marks 50th anniversary with film about a stray cat

Nightwatch, one of the borough’s biggest charities, whose volunteers work throughout the year to help Croydon’s homeless, continues its round of 50th anniversary events on Thursday November 12 with a showing of a heartfelt film about homelessness at the David …

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