Have your say on conservation area proposals
Croydon Council is consulting on proposals following a review of the Webb Estate and Upper Woodcote Village Conservation Areas Appraisal and Management Plan (CAAMP).
August 2025
Mayor Perry – listening to Croydon
29 August 2025
Mayor Perry looks back on the week including cracking down on fly-tipping offenders and creating training opportunities for young people through the Regina Road redevelopment.
Demolition milestone at Regina Road brings new opportunities for the community
The structural demolition of 1–87 Regina Road has now started, marking a major milestone in transforming the estate. Over the coming months, the block will be taken down level by level, making way for the next stage of the regeneration.
Croydon students celebrate GCSE success
Croydon students celebrated their GCSE results on Thursday (21 August), marking years of hard work and determination.
Mayor Perry – listening to Croydon
22 August 2025
The Executive Mayor looks back on the week, including GCSE results for Croydon's students.
Croydon creates community garden to help children learn about science and nature
The investment supports Executive Mayor Jason Perry’s priority to create a cleaner and safer Croydon and restore pride in our borough.
Free 24/7 expert support for Croydon families from pregnancy to age two
Croydon families can now receive early parenting support around the clock thanks to a new partnership between the Council and Anya Healthcare.
Mayor Perry – listening to Croydon, 16 August
Executive Mayor Perry looks back on the week, including introducing the new team cracking down on fly-tipping, a major milestone as demolition begins on South Norwood housing estate, and more.
Celebrating A-level success in Croydon
Early indications show Croydon’s overall pass rates to remain broadly in line with 2024, but with a significant rise in overall grades A–E*, now at 97.6% compared with 95.3% in 2024.
Croydon’s enforcement team welcomes new recruits to tackle more environmental crimes
As part of Croydon’s zero-tolerance approach to antisocial behaviour, the Council has welcomed two new compliance officers to make the borough’s streets cleaner, safer and healthier.