Croydon sets out budget to protect local services
Croydon is proposing a budget to protect vital services for residents, while taking robust action to fix its finances and rebuild the council to become sustainable.
Croydon is proposing a budget to protect vital services for residents, while taking robust action to fix its finances and rebuild the council to become sustainable.
Children and young people in Croydon will have the chance to enjoy a range of free, fun activities next week while on their school break.
This week the Government announced that it is granting Croydon permission to raise council tax above the national limit to address our serious financial challenges.
In 2022, nearly 3700 volunteers across the borough mobilised to help clear litter, leaves and large rubbish from Croydon’s streets, pavements, and parks.
Jason Perry, Executive Mayor of Croydon, said: “The toxic £1.6bn debt and financial failures of the previous administration left Croydon with a hollowed-out council which has been reliant on government bailouts for multiple years.
Thanks to everyone who joined me for the first Croydon Mayor’s Question Time in Waddon this week.
Croydon Council has not signed the Section 8 agreement for works to expand the Mayor of London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) to the borough.
Residents have more opportunities to take a rapid HIV test at community venues in Croydon during HIV Testing Week, which starts on Monday, 6 February.
Croydon Council is encouraging young people to help design a future town centre using Minecraft, with the launch of the Design Future London Schools Challenge.
Residents and employers with questions about apprenticeships can get all the information they need at upcoming events during National Apprenticeship Week, 6 – 12 February.