Council leader Tony Newman has welcomed Croydon’s position as the UK’s fastest-growing economy – with the promise of more growth to come.
A new report shows Croydon has recorded an annual business growth rate of 9.3% – […]
Residents are being invited to get involved and give their views to help Croydon achieve its growth and development vision over the next two decades.
The Croydon Local Plan sets out how the borough can thrive and grow […]
Provisional GCSE results for Croydon schools are showing pupils have held their ground against the reported fall in national results.
Based on A*-C grades in combined English and maths, the borough’s schools look set to match 2015’s average. […]
More than a dozen of Croydon’s landmark buildings will be revealing their inner secrets over the weekend of 17 & 18 September as part of the annual Open House London festival of architecture and design.
The town’s rich […]
Two Lower Addiscombe Road hardware traders felt the sharp edge of the law when they appeared before Croydon magistrates on Tuesday (23) to admit the selling of craft knives and craft knife blades to under-age customers.
Prior to […]
Nominations are now being invited for Croydon’s 2016 Civic Awards.
Since 2012 the awards have been held to celebrate the countless hours of commitment demonstrated by the many local people who dedicate themselves to helping others. The awards […]
Plans to bring a £17m community and leisure centre and new housing to New Addington were given the go ahead by Croydon’s planning committee on Thursday 18 August.
The committee gave unanimous support to the plans, which will […]
Local residents, community groups and start-up businesses are invited to view council plans for a £1m restoration of the derelict Victorian former library in Ashburton Park.
Croydon Council wants to turn the building into a community hub offering […]
The borough’s newest road has been officially named Nihill Place, after Paul Nihill MBE, the Croydon Olympian who took silver in the 50km walk at the 1964 Tokyo Games.
The naming ceremony was held on Friday 19 August […]
The borough’s newest road has been officially named Nihill Place, after Paul Nihill MBE, the Croydon Olympian who took silver in the 50km walk at the 1964 Tokyo Games.
The naming ceremony was held on Friday 19 August […]