Undeterred by the recent snowfall, volunteers came together this weekend to take part in the Great British Spring Clean 2018. Community clean–ups took place at Long Lane Woodlands in Addiscombe and West Croydon station to Thornton Heath pond.
A householder in Broad Green was saved from being swindled out of £4,000 when an alert bank cashier queried his request to withdraw the money from his account.
The first part of Croydon Council’s new waste contract starts today (5 March) with upgraded street cleaning.
Last year, Croydon Council partnered with three other London boroughs – Sutton, Kingston and Merton – to jointly procure a new […]
A record number of parents chose a Croydon secondary school this year – with a seven per cent rise in applications reflecting a growing demand for the borough’s education provision.
As the offers went out last night (1 […]
Croydon contractors have spread 375 tonnes of grit along the equivalent length of 2,300 miles of road – further than the distance from London to Cairo – as the council’s response to snow and ice across the […]
A new Work and Health Programme that aims to help residents secure sustained employment and benefit from the social an economic benefits of work, launches in south London today.
The £14m programme is being delivered in Croydon, Kingston […]
The South London Partnership is launching its skills strategy Skills for South Londoners at a conference with employers and skills providers today.
High levels of skills, employment and entrepreneurship are characteristic of this part of London – comprising […]
Croydon’s Local Plan which outlines how the borough will evolve sustainably over the next 20 years, was formally adopted at last night’s full council meeting.
The Croydon Local Plan 2018 sets out the exciting vision for Croydon’s growth […]
Youth projects and community groups that work to help young people make positive choices are to benefit from a boost of a quarter of a million pounds.
The funding was announced by councillor Alisa Flemming, cabinet member for […]
Croydon Council has announced plans to give every household in the borough up to three free bulky waste collections each year.
Currently residents pay the council £10 every time they want up to seven items of bulky waste […]