Mayor Perry looks back at the week, expressing his sadness about the tragic incident at a Manchester synagogue on Thursday. He shares 'good' news about the Care Quality Commission’s assessment of our Adult Social Care and Health services and has exciting updates about some extra community funding.
Croydon has been selected for major investment through the Government’s new Pride in Place Programme, aimed at revitalising high streets, improving public spaces, and strengthening community pride.
Croydon has received a good rating from the Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) assessment of our Adult Social Care and Health services recognising our commitment to high quality care and support for residents.
A statement from Executive Mayor Jason Perry on the tragic incident at a Manchester synagogue.
Croydon Council received the highest government grant in London from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF), totalling £1,433,340 – which will boost skills, business and community spaces across the borough.
Croydon Council was successful in a bid for government funding to refurbish the first floor of the Central Library, creating an accessible space for browsing books, studying, and accessing free internet.
It could include a children’s play area, a Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA), picnic area and cafe terraces.
Croydon Council is continuing its zero-tolerance approach to restore pride in Thornton Heath - by tackling antisocial behaviour caused by abandoned and rusty cars on a residential street.
Mayor Perry looks back at the week, including the new shops opening at Allders Parade, expansion of London Gatwick and making Croydon safer through a PSPO and youth justice plan.
Croydon Council became the first borough in London to launch a local Growth Plan.