Croydon is making great strides in education, with pupils now outperforming others across the country in several areas as standards continue to improve. Statistics show children get off to a great start in Croydon schools.
Croydon is now a full 20mph borough after its fifth and final area went live today (Monday 12 March).
Apprentices working with council contractors on a range of Croydon projects were commended at a special event held as part of National Apprenticeship Week.
The first in a series of pieces of ground art commissioned for around the borough has been installed in the town centre. The ground based artwork was installed at the junction of High Street and Park Street and High Street and Katharine Street yesterday evening.
Croydon’s Young Mayor election campaign is hotting up, with candidates preparing to battle it out in a Speakers' Corner-style debate in the town centre this weekend.
Households across the borough will soon be receiving a letter informing residents of who at their address is registered to vote, and explaining how recent changes to ward boundaries will affect how they cast their vote.
Staff from Croydon’s Family Justice Centre (FJC) are marking International Women’s Day by highlighting the range of anti-domestic violence support that is available in the borough. International Women’s Day takes place on Thursday 8 March.
Undeterred by the recent snowfall, volunteers came together this weekend to take part in the Great British Spring Clean 2018. Community clean–ups took place at Long Lane Woodlands in Addiscombe and West Croydon station to Thornton Heath pond.
A householder in Broad Green was saved from being swindled out of £4,000 when an alert bank cashier queried his request to withdraw the money from his account.
The first part of Croydon Council’s new waste contract starts today (5 March) with upgraded street cleaning.
Last year, Croydon Council partnered with three other London boroughs – Sutton, Kingston and Merton – to jointly procure a new […]