Council statement on police mergers
Croydon Council has made the following statement following the Met’s announcement to change local policing.
February 2018
Using football to focus on positive futures
Valentine’s Day puts the focus on love and romance, and Croydon’s youth engagement team is using those sentiments to raise awareness of healthy relationships among young people.
Working together to tackle knife crime
Croydon has united to bring together a three-week programme to raise awareness of knife crime and the impact it has on the community.
Croydon celebrates 100 years of votes for women
The Museum of Croydon and the local community are showcasing their craft skills in a London-wide project celebrating 100 years of votes for women.
Krept and Konan celebrate Croydon schools project success
MOBO award-winners Krept and Konan were last night (7 February) celebrating the success of a pioneering project to inspire and support Croydon pupils.
Positive next steps in delivering Croydon’s parks vision
Refurbished sports facilities, disabled-friendly access routes and the introduction of recreational activities and events are among recommendations put forward to enhance the experience of visitors to Croydon parks.
Improving public safety in Shrublands
Temporary CCTV camera installed in Broom Road, Shrublands to enhance public safety at a crime hotspot.
Help people take a stand against DV
Croydon’s Family Justice Centre (FJC) team is looking for volunteers to offer support to individuals and families who are experiencing domestic abuse.
Free construction course offer for Shrublands residents
Residents living in Shrublands are being offered the chance to work on some of the borough’s biggest construction projects.
Council challenges ‘unacceptable’ Government funding to support unaccompanied asylum seeking children
Croydon Council has challenged a Government decision to award the borough just under two per cent of a national fund to support unaccompanied asylum seeking children.