Domestic abuse is everybody’s business
October is domestic abuse awareness month, and the FJC is keen to ensure everyone knows about its children’s services.
October 2018
Young people raise their voices at Croydon Youth Congress 2018
Around 200 young people from across the borough came together to debate the issues that matter to them at Croydon’s second annual youth congress this week.
Remembrance ceremonies mark 100 years since end of First World War
A series of remembrance events will commemorate those who lost their lives in wars on the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War.
More than 16million people died during The Great War, including more than 2,500 […]
Long-term injunction protects Croydon’s green spaces and highways from illegal encampments
A three-year injunction protecting highways and green spaces across Croydon was granted yesterday.
Special evening to celebrate Croydon’s unsung heroes
Croydon’s unsung heroes from across the community were recognised at a glittering awards ceremony organised by the council last night.
Croydon Council leader welcomes Gatwick expansion plans
The Leader of Croydon Council has welcomed Gatwick Airport’s expansion plans to increase capacity and bring thousands of new jobs.
Council social worker up for national award
A Croydon Council manager who supports young adults with learning disabilities has reached the finals of the Social Worker of the Year awards for her training and mentoring of new recruits.
Investment plans for Croydon’s transport system approved for submission to Mayor of London
Plans to enhance Croydon’s transport network, including substantial funding for walking and cycle improvements have been approved to be submitted to the Mayor of London.
MOBO award-winners back music city ambitions
MOBO award-winners have backed Croydon’s ambitions to become a music city in the style of Nashville or Seattle, the council’s cabinet heard last night (Monday).
Investment in Croydon’s regeneration continues with £166m growth zone funding approval
Cabinet has given the go-ahead for Croydon Council to continue to invest in and regenerate the borough’s infrastructure for the next four years.