The final prosecution in a series of groundbreaking court cases brought by Croydon Council Trading Standards has seen Extreme GB LTD based in Daventry fined £10,000 with £15,000 costs for selling knives to a child.
Thanks to our local NHS partners, 189,487 Croydon residents have now had their first dose of the vaccine and 114,575 people have had both doses.
Ideas put forward by residents on how to tackle climate change will be used to develop a local action plan creating a greener future for Croydon.
Croydon Council is giving an extra £500,000 to help boost pubs, clubs, restaurants and leisure businesses hit by the pandemic as part of a wider £6.4m programme to support the local economy.
Croydon is urging the Home Office to address its historic funding gap in the cost of caring for unaccompanied children who seek asylum in the United Kingdom.
Croydon residents are being urged to have their say on three detailed options put forward by the council to adapt the borough’s library service.
Croydon's deputy mayor, Councillor Felicity Flynn, was joined this morning by Ed Budden, chair of the council's LGBT+ Allies Network, councillors and staff, to raise the rainbow flag outside the town hall in support of Pride Month.
With warm weather predicted for the bank holiday weekend it’s a great time to enjoy some time outdoors with friends and family.
‘An autism-friendly Croydon’ is the name of a new council plan to help improve the lives of people with autism.
Volunteers across Croydon are invited to join in the nation’s largest clean-up event, the Great British Spring Clean, as it kicks off Friday, 28 May.