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 […]
Council-owned sport and leisure facilities are to undergo a major overhaul from next week as the UK’s leading leisure charitable social enterprise, GLL, takes over their day-to-day running and management.
Residents are set to benefit from major investment […]
Croydon’s adult learners are set to benefit from the latest technology, helping them to develop the necessary skills for today’s digitalised workplace and increase their employability.
With funding from Croydon Council and the Mayor of London, Croydon Adult […]
The council and partners are in the town centre this week promoting the messages of Croydon’s Choose Your Future campaign, which aim to raise young people’s awareness of knife crime and encourages them to make positive choices.
Now […]
The council has begun to plant 700 extra trees on the borough’s streets each year until 2023 as part of a drive to improve local air quality. Priority will be given to areas with existing poor air quality.
A landlord who illegally rented out a South Croydon flat to tenants without getting the required licence has been ordered to pay a £6,000 fine.
Real-life stories on how young people feel about their reputation, safety, drug dealing, the police, gangs, bullying and family life.