Croydon has been selected for major investment through the Government’s new Pride in Place Programme, aimed at revitalising high streets, improving public spaces, and strengthening community pride.
Croydon has received a good rating from the Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) assessment of our Adult Social Care and Health services recognising our commitment to high quality care and support for residents.
A statement from Executive Mayor Jason Perry on the tragic incident at a Manchester synagogue.
Croydon Council received the highest government grant in London from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF), totalling £1,433,340 – which will boost skills, business and community spaces across the borough.
Croydon Council was successful in a bid for government funding to refurbish the first floor of the Central Library, creating an accessible space for browsing books, studying, and accessing free internet.
It could include a children’s play area, a Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA), picnic area and cafe terraces.
Croydon Council is continuing its zero-tolerance approach to restore pride in Thornton Heath - by tackling antisocial behaviour caused by abandoned and rusty cars on a residential street.
Mayor Perry looks back at the week, including the new shops opening at Allders Parade, expansion of London Gatwick and making Croydon safer through a PSPO and youth justice plan.
Croydon Council became the first borough in London to launch a local Growth Plan.
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.