This week we began an important conversation with our staff, residents and partners and one that will continue throughout our journey to rebuild Croydon as a financially sustainable council.
Collections of household recycling and rubbish will be changing for three weeks over the festive period.
Collections of household recycling and rubbish will be changing for three weeks over the festive period.
Thousands of Croydon families with children on free school meals will get extra money towards food and household bills this Christmas through a new grant.
A Croydon Council committee will decide in January whether to permanently keep, remove or replace a pilot scheme set up to reduce local through traffic and boost walking and cycling.
Croydon Council wants to hear from residents, staff and partners on plans to get its finances back on track and focus on providing the best essential services we can, while living within our means.
Croydon small businesses forced to shut during the second national lockdown can now find out if they are eligible for up to £10,000 each from a £7.7m government-funded grant.
Earlier this week we held a dedicated council meeting to discuss the section 114 notice issued last month and I want to update you on our ongoing action to get Croydon’s finances back on track.
From January 2021 drivers with more polluting vehicles will pay more to park in Croydon while the greenest cars will receive substantial discounts.
Croydon Council has today (Wednesday) issued a second Section 114 notice which is a continuation from the one issued on 11 November 2020 due to the ongoing financial crisis it faces.