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.
Road safety improvements are being made to streets around Croydon schools following the end of the school crossing patrol service.
An inclusive programme of sports and activities run by Croydon Council for people with disabilities has been awarded Club of the Month for August by Every Body Moves, ParalympicsGB’s grassroots participation programme.
Croydon has successfully doubled the number of parks in the borough that can fly the prestigious Green Flag.
Croydon's crackdown on environmental crime continues with our zero tolerance approach, moving forward with our iconic trams and celebrating our communities this summer.
Croydon Council has sent a clear message to anyone thinking of dumping waste illegally – we will find you, and we will take you to court.
Following complaints from residents about antisocial behaviour and inconsiderate parking in Norbury, Croydon Council has taken firm action - removing three vehicles and installing CCTV to tackle ongoing issues and reclaim the streets for residents.
Mayor Perry looks back on his week with news and updates including a new partnership with our fostering service and Croydon Football Club, supporting residents to spruce up the Shrublands Estate, and new projects for little ones and older generations.
Black Caribbean and African, Asian and mixed-heritage residents can now talk to specially trained counsellors who are more aware of cultural differences, to improve how they are feeling and boost their mental health and wellbeing.
Following a ban on the sale of single-use vapes that came into force last month, penalties for breaking the new rules have been outlined in a new Council policy that all are invited to comment on.