Online scams – and the ways in which residents can keep their home computers, tablets and smartphones safe – are this week’s focus of attention for Croydon Council’s trading standards team as Scams Awareness Month continues.
Hackers use computer viruses […]
Purley’s local economy is set for a boost under a £200,000 Croydon Council upgrade to the town centre’s multi-storey car park.
The 424-space building in Whytecliffe Road South that serves visitors and workers to the town centre will […]
Local parents and staff from Croydon Council and local health services have celebrated the launch of a new project to give Croydon families and their children the ‘best start in life’.
Each month more than 500 new babies […]
Plans for the council’s redevelopment of the Fairfield Halls and College Green have received top-level recognition with a New London Architecture (NLA) Award.
Lead architects Rick Mather received the accolade for their work on the project in the […]
Freeze food, rather than throw it away – that is Croydon Council’s message for Food Safety Week (4 to 10 July).
The food safety team is urging residents to make smarter use of their home freezers to safely […]
Work to build the borough’s first specialist BMX track and community club will start later this year after council proposals were approved.
Keen BMXers of all ages and abilities, including toddlers and the disabled, will be able to […]
Young entrepreneurs are helping residents to feel healthier this summer with fresh produce on sale at the borough’s first schools food market.
Children […]
Traders and entertainers are invited to apply for pitches and slots in a new regular Sunday market which will start this September in Surrey Street, central Croydon.
The council is extending market trading to seven days a week […]
Many people, particularly trusting older folk, believe that the personal approach of a telephone call cannot possibly mean that the sincere-sounding voice on the end of the line is trying to con them out of their hard-earned […]
