Croydon residents have once again shown their commitment to keeping their community clean and tidy by participating in a series of successful litter picks organised by various local groups during the Great British Spring Clean.
It’s great to see spring well and truly under way with Croydon’s 127 parks and open spaces starting to come to life again.
Croydon parents and carers, who applied on-time, received notification last night of their child’s primary school offer – 98.8 % of children receiving a place at one of their preferred schools this year.
I was honoured to be at the Museum of Croydon last night for the launch of the new Citizen UK: Croydon’s Caribbean Influencers exhibition, part of our London Borough of Culture programme.
Croydon residents past and present are being asked to record their memories of Croydon’s skyline between the 1950s and 1970s as part of a project to capture stories and the history of the borough.
Visitors to the Museum of Croydon will be able to learn about how Caribbean migration has influenced the borough.
Croydon bid for £150,000 of government funding to create digital discovery zone in Central Library.
With the Easter holidays under way and finally some sunshine, it’s good to see people making the most of our parks and open spaces.
Croydon’s Executive Mayor Jason Perry has written to the Secretary of State Michael Gove asking him to urgently review councils’ powers to hold individuals to account after they have left the organisation.
Whitehorse Recreation Ground has reopened this morning (5 April) after £85k in government funding was used to make significant improvements to the park.