Croydon Council has announced plans to give every household in the borough up to three free bulky waste collections each year.
Currently residents pay the council £10 every time they want up to seven items of bulky waste […]
Funds to recruit 20 additional enforcement officers were announced at last night’s cabinet meeting.
The officers will boost the current 40-strong enforcement service to help increase public confidence and community engagement, reduce fear of crime, prevent and deal […]
Encouraging young people to make positive life choices is again the focus of town centre events that enter their third and final week today (Monday 26 February).
The events champion the goals of Croydon’s Choose Your Future campaign, […]
Croydon Council has welcomed the news vital upgrades to train lines through central Croydon are a step closer to fruition.
The council has been lobbying government for urgent improvements to the Brighton Main Line, specifically in the East […]
Work is about to begin on Legacy, Croydon’s new £6.5m state-of-the art youth zone offering young people a fantastic range of world-class facilities and activities.
Contractors will arrive on the Whitehorse Road site this month to kick-off the […]
Croydon Council has completed work to retrospectively fit fire sprinklers in the first of 26 of its tower blocks, with support from London Fire Brigade.
A week after the Grenfell tragedy last June, Croydon was the first council […]
Croydon Council is urging residents to plan ahead for snow forecast next week as the borough’s staff and contractors continue their preparations for the cold snap.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow between […]
Croydon’s first Young Mayor election is under way after candidates officially launched their campaigns last night (Thursday 22 February).
A total of 28 candidates aged 14-17 are standing for election, competing to become the new ambassador for Croydon’s […]
Croydon residents are being asked to share their views on the types of improvements they’d like to see at the borough’s libraries.
Following the collapse of Carillion in January, the council brought Croydon libraries back in-house, securing the […]
Local authorities risk not being able to afford vital services in future unless the government funds them better, Croydon Council’s cabinet member for finance has warned.
Croydon has written to housing, communities and local government secretary Sajid Javid […]