The successful Don’t Mess With Croydon – Take Pride campaign, cracking down on fly-tipping and littering in the borough, has now reached 225 successful prosecutions since it launched in 2014.
Nearly £100,000 has been awarded to community projects across the borough since April, as ward budgets continue to empower Croydon residents and make a difference in communities across the borough.
Registered voters in Croydon can now give feedback to a council-run consultation on a review of the borough’s polling districts for future local or national elections.
Norbury Library is to temporarily close for refurbishment work as part of an ongoing investment in Croydon’s 13 libraries.
Ten temporary CCTV cameras have been deployed around the borough as part of the Safer Croydon Partnership’s (SCP) work to tackle antisocial behaviour, fraud, flytipping and theft.
Three new apprentices have accepted roles at Croydon Council as a campaign to get 100 people into apprenticeships across the borough in 100 working days kicks off.
A flat where the tenant subjected her neighbours to fighting, knife threats and excessive noise has been made the subject of a Partial Closure Order
Tell Croydon Council what you see at the car wash and you could help someone escape modern day slavery.
A special event is set to welcome residents and readers back into the refurbished Selsdon Library.
Social care for children in Croydon is becoming ‘consistently better’ as the council continues to improve its service at ‘accelerated pace’, Ofsted has found.