The Sanderstead Question Time is part of a series of borough-wide events where Mayor Perry responds to questions on local issues, delivering on his promise to listen to residents.
Local organisations can bid for grants to deliver targeted activities for young people in three priority areas – Croydon town centre, New Addington and Shrublands
Croydon Council is asking residents who have used domestic abuse and sexual violence services in the borough to give feedback on the support available through a new survey.
Executive Mayor Jason Perry looks back at the week in Croydon
Croydon partnered with the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) and Greenwich Leisure Limited (GLL) to revive 32 courts across 14 parks – with playing conditions greatly improved for those looking to enjoy a game of tennis
Residents are being invited to share their views on priorities for the town centre and what they would like to see in the future. Surveys are available now and will be open until 28 February.
Children and young people will have the chance to enjoy a range of fun activities next week while on their school break.
Mayor Perry takes a look at the week gone by in Croydon
Croydon 2024/25 budget based on listening to residents, strong progress in fixing the council’s finances and becoming sustainable.
Croydon review sets out key principles to reduce the risk of children and young people becoming involved with violence.