A temporary rooftop open air cinema will be screening films on the top deck of the council’s multi-storey car park behind the Fairfield Halls this summer.
Film-lovers will be able to immerse themselves in some of cinema’s greatest […]
Work starts tomorrow (Friday) on a new pedestrian and cycle crossing to give office workers, residents and shoppers better access across a major Croydon town centre road.
The new surface-level Wellesley Road crossing is part of the larger […]
The second Croydon Craft Beer Festival attracted more than 1,500 people to the council’s Clocktower arts complex over three days at the end of last week.
Building on last October’s inaugural event, the festival extended to an extra […]
Almost 200 people turned out for Sport Relief on Sunday 20 March at the Croydon Sports Arena in South Norwood.
As well as a series of mile races there were games and raffles to help generate more cash […]
Croydon residents are being urged to give their ideas towards shaping plans to improve the borough’s libraries for decades to come.
From today, Croydon Council is asking local residents, community groups and businesses to give their ideas and […]
Outdoor art exhibitions, accordion musicians and more community allotments could become a feature of Croydon’s open spaces under a major review of how people use the borough’s parks.
On Monday the council’s cabinet decided to assess current and […]
A new scam, preying on people’s uncertainty around the question of bank compensation schemes, has come to the attention of Croydon’s trading standards (TS) team.
Fortunately, the targeted victim in the case that has come to light was […]
Croydon Council’s work helping young people with special educational needs (SEN) has been recognised with a win at a national awards ceremony.
At Wednesday’s LGC Awards recognising innovation in local government, Croydon Council officers were among the South […]
Croydon’s growth zone, which is set to deliver a £5.25bn regeneration programme creating thousands of new jobs and homes for local people, has been handed a government boost.
As part of a new devolution deal, central government is […]
Middle-aged residents are being reminded of the health benefits of being more active, eating well, drinking less alcohol and quitting smoking – all to avoid future diseases caused by modern-day living.
One You, a recently launched government behaviour-change […]