The opportunity to have your say is coming to an end
During the summer, some 150,000 Croydon households received a form, as part of the annual voter registration canvass, asking residents to check whether the information that appears on the electoral register for those living at [...]
Students to lead housing scrutiny
Young people from Croydon will become councillors for the night when they get to lead a Town Hall debate on housing. On 17 November, eight A-Level and degree students from Croydon College will step into [...]
Fighting the horrors of modern slavery
A conference in central Croydon will look at ways slavery can be tackled and, ultimately, eradicated from the borough. Prevention of Modern Slavery in Croydon is a free half-day event that will feature eight guest [...]
Croydon Council officially declared a London Living Wage employer
Croydon Council has today been accredited as a London Living Wage employer. The council’s administration made it one of its key election pledges in 2014 to introduce the London Living Wage across the council. As [...]
Exhibition to unveil new cultural and educational quarter
A two-day exhibition is to take place showcasing the plans to turn Croydon College, Fairfield Halls and the surrounding College Green area into one of London’s leading cultural and educational destinations. The exhibition will be [...]
Schools offered chance of cash to grow their own food
Schools across the borough are being invited to apply for funding that will help show children the value of good food by growing and eating their own produce. Croydon was, last year, one of only [...]
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