The council is discontinuing its on-street pay and display machines because they operate on the 3G mobile phone network, which is being shut down across the country, making them increasingly costly to maintain and replace.
Croydon has stepped up support for residents at risk of homelessness, with a new focus on prevention and early help as part of its housing improvement drive.
Charges for parking permits and on-street parking will change on Tuesday 16 July to make parking fairer, simpler, and more consistent for residents and visitors.
Croydon Council’s trading standards service is continuing to keep the borough’s residents safe, by prosecuting a local business for the sale of an age-restricted product to a person under 18.
Croydon Council is getting projects under way with £833k of funding secured from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF), to transform five district centres, restore local pride, and help businesses to thrive.
A proposal for Transport for London (TfL) to provide, install, maintain, and clean the new bus shelters across Croydon is being submitted to the council’s cabinet for a decision later this month.
Mayor Perry looks back at the week, including an update on the Regina Road regeneration and new opportunities for young people to upskill.
Croydon Young Entrepreneurs Academy will provide business support to start-ups, established businesses and sole traders aged 18 to 35.
It is the seventh in the series of Question Time events in Croydon, as part of Mayor Perry’s priority to listen to residents.
Applications have opened for culture and community groups to apply for a grant to host events and activities this summer that focus on creative wellbeing across the arts, culture and heritage.