Rachel Flowers, Croydon’s Director of Public Health said: “As of today, London is now on the national Covid-19 watch list. The number of cases in Croydon is increasing and last week I raised our area risk level from low to medium.
Rachel Flowers, Croydon’s Director of Public Health said: “As of today, London is now on the national Covid-19 watch list. The number of cases in Croydon is increasing and last week I raised our area risk level from low to medium.
This morning, a Croydon police officer made the ultimate sacrifice when he lost his life in service to our community.
A star-studded line-up of narrators is one of the highlights of a relaunched nature trail in Coulsdon which also boasts a 64-page full colour booklet.
The flag at Croydon Town Hall has been lowered as a mark of respect to the police officer who lost his life in the line of duty earlier this morning.
Community leaders have urged residents to unite and follow the latest public health guidance to prevent the spread of Covid-19 and keep Croydon safe.
I know as many of you watch the news you will be concerned about spikes in Covid-19 and while cases in Croydon remain low, they are increasing.
The council’s cabinet is to consider immediate savings proposals to reduce costs this year and to ask for government support as it develops plans to deliver a council that is financially resilient and sustainable in the future.
A new trial heating system being installed in Croydon council flats that saves tenants money and helps the environment is set to expand this autumn.
Four more Croydon streets will become safer, greener, quieter and more cycle-friendly when the next phase of the borough’s Streetspace scheme launches on 28 September.