Help is on hand for residents struggling with council tax payments
New schemes have been introduced to help residents struggling to pay their council tax as a result of coronavirus (COVID-19).
New schemes have been introduced to help residents struggling to pay their council tax as a result of coronavirus (COVID-19).
Croydon Council is contacting local businesses to verify their details so grant payments can be made to support them through the disruption caused by Coronavirus.
Croydon Council has today launched the #CroydonTogether campaign to recognise and support the efforts of all those working to care for, help and support their community during the COVID-19 pandemic.Whether you are a nurse or doctor in the NHS; a teacher; a council worker supporting children or the elderly, collecting bins or cleaning streets; a community volunteer - or simply, a being good friend or neighbour – we want to hear from you.
Croydon Council will begin delivering food parcels to hundreds of the borough’s most vulnerable residents from next week under its support for all who need it during coronavirus restrictions.
I want to update you on our latest response to the COVID-19 pandemic and important changes we have made to continue to deliver vital public services at […]
Croydon Council has set up a task force to support local employers and businesses in the wake of the Coronavirus (COVID-19).
I wanted to update you on how we are ensuring we continue to deliver vital public services while following the all-important guidance to help keep us all […]
Many council-run buildings in Croydon from libraries to adult education centres will close until further notice from this afternoon to protect the public and allow staff to focus on residents needing emergency support.
Residents are being reminded they can use their Croydon library card to unlock access to a hugely diverse offering of books, magazines and films online when libraries close their doors today (Friday 20 March).
Croydon Council is urging private landlords to support tenants who are in financial hardship caused by coronavirus (COVID-19).