Today we have finally been able to publish the Penn report - an independent investigation into the reasons for the council’s financial collapse and the actions of politicians and senior officers who were in power at the time.
Croydon’s planning service is set to undergo a major transformation as part of the Mayor’s plan to renew our town and district centres.
Croydon’s Executive Mayor Jason Perry has pledged to do all in his power to bring those responsible to account after an independent report into reasons for the financial collapse of the council was published today.
Croydon will publish the Penn report tomorrow (24 February), following a unanimous decision by the cross-party appointments and disciplinary committee today.
A report passed through Cabinet approved the spending of capital monies raised through business rates to enhance and renew elements of the town centre.
Eligible parents and carers who are pregnant or have children aged under-four can get help to buy healthy food and milk and receive free vitamins.
Earlier this week, the council set out its proposed budget for 2023/24.
Works are set to start this week on ten trial Healthy School Streets, which will come into effect on 13 March 2023.
Croydon residents are encouraged to get involved in shaping a new proposal for rubbish, recycling, and street cleansing services ahead of the current contract with Veolia coming to an end in 2025.
Croydon residents are being urged to share their memories and vote for their favourite local venues, artists and events to be showcased in a new trail celebrating Croydon’s rich musical history.