Cleaner streets, more regular waste collections and improved monitoring of service delivery will form part of the new and improved waste and recycling contract, expected to be approved by the cabinet later this month.
The plans mark the first phase of improvements to rejuvenate the iconic Allders building.
Mayor Perry looks back at the week, including honouring our heroes on Emergency Services Day and speaking at the Develop Croydon Forum.
Croydon Council is proposing changes to its library services that would see nine libraries, open five days a week including Saturdays.
The Executive Mayor of Croydon, Jason Perry, has written to the Secretary of State for Education to emphasise the importance of extending the Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme.
Mayor Perry looks back on the week: keeping young people safe as they return to school, and meeting a 91 year old resident Royal British Legion Volunteer.
Organisations in Croydon are actively supporting children and young people to have a happy and safe return to school, college or employment this autumn.
As the school holidays draw to a close, I hope all our children, young people and families have enjoyed a great summer.
In the latest operation, five more vehicles were removed from Parchmore Road, building on last month’s initiative targeting abandoned or untaxed vehicles across Thornton Heath, including Livingstone Road and Norbury Road.
Mayor Perry will discuss the financial challenges the borough is facing, its recovery journey and what this means for residents.