Croydon Council joins London-wide crackdown on idling drivers
Croydon drivers who leave their engines running while parked will be asked to turn them off or face a fine as part of a pan-London crackdown.
March 2020
February 2020
The Big Lunch returns to Croydon
Buy the bunting, arrange the tables and prepare some party food ahead of a fun-filled community catch-up returning to Croydon this summer.
Hundreds more pupils get safer and healthier journeys to school
More pupils than ever before are benefiting from safer and healthier journeys to school as new School Streets go live.
Consultation begins on St Giles School expansion
Parents, teachers and residents can have their say on plans to expand St Giles School to include a nursery, offering children with profound and multiple learning difficulties a clearer pathway into the school.
Indoor shisha smoking sees men fined thousands of pounds
Two men responsible for three shisha bars across Croydon have been fined thousands of pounds for illegally allowing people to smoke indoors.
Funding keeps legacy of 100 in 100
New funding is set to see Croydon build on the success of its 100 in 100 campaign, getting apprentices into key business sectors and offering them opportunities to develop their skills.
Free advice session for EU citizens
The council is urging Croydon residents who are citizens of European Union (EU) countries to attend a town centre event on how to apply for a permanent right to stay.
The Big Conversation goes green
Residents across Croydon are urged to have their say on the borough’s future as part of The Big Conversation with the current focus turning to all things sustainable.
Coronavirus: latest public health information
The government has issued advice for the public to follow to help reduce the spread of coronavirus and tips on how people can protect themselves from infection.
January 2020
Week-long campaign tackles fly-tipping in Norbury
A week-long crackdown on fly-tipping in Norbury saw more than 30 fines issued as part of the council’s award-winning Don’t Mess With Croydon, Take Pride campaign.