Report calls on Croydon to come together to put fairness first
Croydon’s Opportunity and Fairness Commission has published its final report setting out a range of recommendations that could reshape the borough’s economic and social future. The report, A Better Croydon for Everyone, was launched and [...]
Council’s littering clampdown continues
Magistrates ordered 15 people caught dumping rubbish, littering or spitting in Croydon to pay a total of over £4,600 in fines and costs in court on Tuesday (26 January). The offences, ranging from illegally dumping [...]
Residents choose new garden waste service
Croydon Council will follow other London boroughs in starting to charge for garden waste collection from April after thousands of local residents said they wanted it to continue. Tight finances led to the council engaging [...]
Fair to showcase teaching jobs in Croydon
A teacher recruitment fair for Croydon schools is taking place at Fairfield Halls, from 10am – 1pm on Saturday 6 February. The event is an opportunity for teachers to find out about the opportunities currently [...]
Eating out? Be sure to ask: “Where’s the sticker?”
A green and black sticker bearing a large number 5 is a good indicator that the restaurant or food business in which it is displayed knows about, and takes seriously, the important matter of food [...]
Government grant boosts Croydon housing clampdown
Croydon househunters and estate agents will be the country’s first to benefit from a groundbreaking council database to spot dodgy landlords. With the help of a £15,000 Government grant announced today, Croydon Council will become [...]
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