Croydon’s Local Plan, which sets out the borough’s growth and development vision over the next 20 years, has been given approval by the planning inspector, with a final decision on its adoption to be made next month.
The […]
Tickets are now available for a special festival set to light up Thornton Heath for one night only.
As part of the council’s cultural programme and in support of its bid for Croydon to be named London’s first […]
The future of culture in Croydon was the focus of over 200 delegates who yesterday attended the borough’s inaugural Congress on Culture.
As Croydon awaits the outcome of its bid to be crowned London’s first Borough of Culture […]
The borough’s annual Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony takes place on Friday 26 January, and will be open to everyone.
HMD is an international event marking the anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz-Birkenau on January […]
A plan to get more people onto their bikes in Croydon over the next five years that is backed by over £20 million in council funding is due for approval next week.
More cycle routes, bike racks, public […]
Croydon Council has successfully bid for government funding to help provide stability and specialist care for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children and young people (UASC).
The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government has announced Croydon Council – which looks […]
Indian classical dance, yoga for pregnancy, environmental awareness, intuitive painting and mindfulness body movement are just some of the free taster classes available when Ashburton Hall hosts a Well-being Open Day on Saturday.
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Nominations are now open for London’s largest youth population to elect their first Young Mayor.
The south-east corner of Croydon has become the latest part of the borough to get a widespread 20mph limit from today (Monday 15 January).
The new speed limit applies to all streets in New Addington, Sanderstead, Selsdon, South […]
Croydon Council has announced today that it intends to terminate its contract with troubled contractor Carillion and will take its libraries back in-house and protect library staff jobs.
Government services provider Carillion […]