Regina Road residents invited by council to vote on future of their homes
The project is part of the Mayor’s commitment to invest in and improve standards in council homes.
April 2023
Mayor Perry – listening to Croydon
The regeneration of Croydon town centre remains a top priority for me and the news that Unibail Rodamco Westfield (URW) has reached an agreement with Hammerson is an important step in progressing this.
Listening to Croydon’s communities on crime
The Safer Croydon Partnership (SCP) has launched a new Community Safety Engagement Board (CSEB) to listen to and collaborate with residents and community groups on community safety initiatives.
Croydon introduces self-service technology to enable open access to library during extended opening times
The council will collect feedback from members with a view to roll the system out to other branches.
Statement from URW and Mayor Perry
Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW) has completed the acquisition of Hammerson’s 50% stake in the Croydon Partnership.
Croydon comes together for successful litter picks
Croydon residents have once again shown their commitment to keeping their community clean and tidy by participating in a series of successful litter picks organised by various local groups during the Great British Spring Clean.
Mayor Perry – listening to Croydon
It’s great to see spring well and truly under way with Croydon’s 127 parks and open spaces starting to come to life again.
More Croydon children offered preferred primary schools
Croydon parents and carers, who applied on-time, received notification last night of their child’s primary school offer – 98.8 % of children receiving a place at one of their preferred schools this year.
Mayor Perry – listening to Croydon
I was honoured to be at the Museum of Croydon last night for the launch of the new Citizen UK: Croydon’s Caribbean Influencers exhibition, part of our London Borough of Culture programme.
Share your memories of Croydon’s skyline to be kept for generations to come
Croydon residents past and present are being asked to record their memories of Croydon’s skyline between the 1950s and 1970s as part of a project to capture stories and the history of the borough.