Mayor Perry – listening to Croydon
5 August 2022
It was fantastic to be at Croydon Carnival last weekend for this celebration of our communities and culture
It was fantastic to be at Croydon Carnival last weekend for this celebration of our communities and culture
Artists and cultural organisations can apply now for grants of up to £50k to deliver unforgettable moments as Croydon kickstarts its regeneration with London Borough of Culture 2023.
The council’s response to TfL’s recent consultation on proposals to expand ULEZ to Croydon by Autumn 2023, outlines the economic pressures current plans would place on Croydon’s most vulnerable residents.
The council’s youth team are hosting fun, free activities and offering a mobile support service as part of a wide-ranging package for children and young people in Croydon this summer.
Croydon Council has launched a six-week consultation on a new Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) to cover the town centre, which would use council powers to support the police to tackle antisocial behaviour.
We took an important step to protect the local character of Croydon’s neighbourhoods for years to come when Full Council voted to support my policy to revoke the suburban planning guidance, SPD2, this week.
Croydon Council is encouraging its tenants and leaseholders to get involved in setting clear customer service standards for their new housing repairs contract.
Croydon’s summer of fun continues when Croydon Carnival celebrates London Road’s communities and culture this weekend.
Croydon Council has taken a firm step to protect local character by voting to remove its current suburban planning design guidance (SPD2).
Firstly, I want to thank our public services for their response as Croydon experienced record temperatures this week. My particular thanks to our partners London Fire Brigade, who battled blazes in Addington Hills on Tuesday.