This Saturday’s dance festival in Croydon is also an opportunity for local artists and sculptors to show off their skills.
The Dance Umbrella ‘Origami Challenge’ is being run in partnership with ‘The Big Draw’, and sets the task […]
A comprehensive report that maps the changes and challenges faced by Croydon’s population over the next decade and beyond will significantly aid town planners and policy-makers to better target resources, and address health and social inequalities.
In her […]
A firm that claims to be expert in “all types of groundwork and landscape garden services” has shown that it is less well-versed when it comes to providing receipts, written estimates or information regarding customers’ rights to […]
The finalists for the 2017 Mayor’s Civic Awards have been revealed ahead of next week’s glittering ceremony.
More than 200 nominations were made across ten categories and after careful consideration 25 finalists have been shortlisted for the community […]
Two permanent memorials in honour of those affected by the Croydon tram derailment are to be unveiled on the first anniversary.
The memorials will be at two locations in the borough, with one in honour of the seven […]
This Wednesday, 11 October, Croydon’s LGBT+ community will be hosting a social event at BoxPark to help mark Coming Out Day.
The day is the anniversary of when, in 1987, half a million people marched on Washington for […]
The council has called on the local plan inspector to reconsider his recommendation for the borough’s local green spaces.
Councillors were disappointed to find it recommended that Local Green Space protection be removed from the local plan, as […]
Fire sprinklers are now installed in the first of over 1,250 Croydon tower block flats as a result of the council’s commitment to improve residents’ safety following the Grenfell tragedy.
The council is retrofitting fire sprinklers in its […]
Young people have the exciting opportunity to have their voices heard when they take over some of Croydon’s top jobs.