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.
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.
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.
Mayor Perry looks back on the week, including stepping up action against nuisance cars and celebrating the work of Croydon Mencap at their awards ceremony.
Croydon Council has started removing vehicles on public roads which have had their registration details deliberately hidden or disguised by drivers.
Executive Mayor Jason Perry looks back on the week, including a visit to the historic Addington Forge, getting young people back to school safely and Croydon Food and Music Festival.
Children and young people receive enhanced support this September, thanks to a coordinated effort by the Town Centre Taskforce to ensure a safe and positive start to the new school year.
Croydon Council is consulting on proposals following a review of the Webb Estate and Upper Woodcote Village Conservation Areas Appraisal and Management Plan (CAAMP).
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.
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.