Nominations are now being invited for Croydon’s 2016 Civic Awards.
Since 2012 the awards have been held to celebrate the countless hours of commitment demonstrated by the many local people who dedicate themselves to helping others. The awards […]
Plans to bring a £17m community and leisure centre and new housing to New Addington were given the go ahead by Croydon’s planning committee on Thursday 18 August.
The committee gave unanimous support to the plans, which will […]
Local residents, community groups and start-up businesses are invited to view council plans for a £1m restoration of the derelict Victorian former library in Ashburton Park.
Croydon Council wants to turn the building into a community hub offering […]
The borough’s newest road has been officially named Nihill Place, after Paul Nihill MBE, the Croydon Olympian who took silver in the 50km walk at the 1964 Tokyo Games.
The naming ceremony was held on Friday 19 August […]
The borough’s newest road has been officially named Nihill Place, after Paul Nihill MBE, the Croydon Olympian who took silver in the 50km walk at the 1964 Tokyo Games.
The naming ceremony was held on Friday 19 August […]
Council leader Councillor Tony Newman has welcomed Croydon students’ strong performance in this week’s A-level results.
The average pass rate in Croydon for this year’s results is 98.1%, which is the same as the national average.
With several schools yet […]
A fly-tipper spotted dumping waste twice in the same street has been sentenced to paying £4,170 and doing 250 hours of unpaid community service under the council’s latest Don’t Mess With Croydon prosecution.
Croydon Magistrates’ Court heard on […]
A Croydon industrial estate where a motorcyclist was killed during an illegal display event could get road humps under council proposals being shared with local businesses this week.
Croydon Council plans to install the traffic-calming measures at 10 […]
Croydon Council has welcomed the news that hundreds of new employees will be based in the new regional office of HM Revenue and Customs at One Ruskin Square, next to East Croydon.
An announcement confirming the move was […]
Unregulated toxins, lost revenue, and proceeds being used to finance the activities of criminal gangs – just three reasons that Croydon Council’s trading standards (TS) team is urging people to boycott illegal cigarettes and tobacco.
Acting on reports […]