Croydon creates new opportunities for growth and investment
Croydon Council became the first borough in London to launch a local Growth Plan.
September 2025
Council extends measures to tackle antisocial behaviour in Croydon Town Centre
Croydon Council is extending its Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) in the town centre, helping to make Croydon a cleaner, safer and healthier place for all.
Council’s proposals to tackle poor housing conditions in the private rented sector
Clamping down on bad landlords and providing more support for people who privately rent are part of Croydon Council’s proposals to introduce two new landlord licensing schemes in the borough.
Shop fined over £5,000 for selling vape to child
Croydon Council has successfully prosecuted a Selhurst shop owner for selling a vape to a child during a test purchasing exercise.
Youth robberies drop 10% as Croydon’s Youth Justice Plan delivers results
Croydon Council has made significant strides in improving outcomes for children and the wider community.
London Gatwick second runway approval supports economic growth for Croydon
Executive Mayor of Croydon, Jason Perry, welcomed the news – which supports Croydon’s Growth Plan for job creation and opportunities for local businesses.
URW launches Allders Parade – revitalising Croydon’s historic landmark
Miniso is one of the first shops to open at Allders Parade this week and is employing five local residents.
Mayor Perry – listening to Croydon
19 September 2025
Executive Mayor Jason Perry looks back on the week, including visiting a new digital space in Central Library, preparations for a new Family Hub and creating more opportunities for business and learning in Croydon.
Free service launched to help landlords prevent evictions and reduce homelessness
Croydon Council has launched a free early-intervention service to help private landlords address issues before they lead to eviction. This service aims to support landlords to keep people in their homes, avoid unnecessary eviction proceedings, costs and reduce the impact of homelessness.
Directors of a Croydon company guilty of consumer protection offences
Three people have been sentenced following a prosecution by Croydon Council’s trading standards team, after admitting to making misleading cold calls to vulnerable consumers across the country selling boiler repair cover.