Council welcomes first 100% affordable Brick by Brick development
Croydon Council has welcomed the first batch of affordable homes now available to borough residents through developer Brick by Brick.
May 2019
School pupils take pride and lead by example in community clear up campaign
Dedicated young pupils have organised a series of litter picks around their community as part of the Don’t Mess With Croydon - Take Pride campaign.
School pupils take pride and lead by example in community clear up campaign
Dedicated young pupils have organised a series of litter picks around their community as part of the Don’t Mess With Croydon - Take Pride campaign.
Croydon launches new campaign to tackle young people’s mental health concerns
A new Croydon Council campaign aims to tackle young people’s mental health concerns and support them to build their resilience, feel happier, and thrive to reach their full potential.
Overwhelming local support for Norbury Library plans
Residents gave their backing to Norbury Library’s £1m refurbishment this week as part of council’s to transform and improve the borough’s network of 13 libraries.
Croydon Lettings saves taxpayers thousands
A council initiative has prevented homelessness for almost 50 families and avoided the £275,000 cost of putting them in emergency housing by matching them with responsible private landlords.
Stitch, sew, go! Get your needles poised to support dementia
Events in Croydon for Dementia Action Week include a knit-a-thon, tea dance, dementia friendly film screening, music, information sessions and more.
Croydon shortlisted for co-operatives award
Croydon Council is up for another national accolade after making it as a finalist in the Co-Op of the Year Awards 2019.
Multi-million-pound fund becomes available for Croydon groups
Council funding totalling around £2.5m a year will be available for bids from Croydon’s community and voluntary groups from next month after proposals were approved on Tuesday evening.
Pub giant fined £180,000 after Croydon Council prosecution
A judge has fined a national brewer £180,000 after Croydon Council prosecuted one of its pubs for having a dirty kitchen, mouse droppings and poor hygiene practices.