Councillor Jeet Bains and the Addiscombe East Conservatives are working hard for you, all year round. From Blackhorse Lane to Addiscombe Road, they're fighting to make your voices heard at the Town Hall.
Jeet Bains is your Councillor in Addiscombe East ward where he has lived for more than thirty years. Jeet has been a Councillor in Croydon since 2010 and takes a keen interest in helping local residents and businesses with any issues they have.
Addiscombe is split into two wards for elections to Croydon Council, Addiscombe East and Addiscombe West. Please see the relevant page for your ward here.
Your local Addiscombe West team are working all-year round to challenge the Labour Council and incumbents and represent the good people of Addiscombe West.
In 2023, the Boundary Commission for England announced its final recommendations for new Parliamentary Constituencies in England, including here in Croydon.
Croydon East is one of the new constituencies, largely made up of the former Croydon Central constituency, but excluding Croydon Town Centre.
1. We'll always listen to local people
For years Croydon's Labour-run Council has taken our community for granted. The needs and views of local people have been ignored for far too long.
We will listen to what local residents are saying.
No trams will run east from East Croydon from 21 October to 29 October 2023 and normal service will resume on Monday 30 October.
The closure will affect all services from East Croydon to Beckenham Junction, Elmers End and New Addington.
Replacement bus services
Two replacement bus service
Dear all,
Here is an update on Croydon Council’s proposed Local Plan, in which they seek to massively increase the number of properties through “Intensification” (their own description).
Labour-led Croydon Council rushed out a consultation on 6th January to seek comments from
Earlier this month, Cllr Jeet Bains was contacted by the HOME residents association to alert us to excessive graffiti that had appeared on the Sandilands tram stop.
Cllr Bains and I worked together to take swift action, contacting TfL and others to ensure removal.
We were delighted to hear later t
Last Saturday I arranged a litter pick in Ashburton Park and we were joined by lots of marvellous folk who helped out. Several bags were collected and it was agreed with the Council that they would pick up those bags that same day. This is the norm with such community litter picks.
I have received a number of requests from residents about volunteering to do that which the Council no longer can or will because of their cash-strapped situation.
I'm interested to know what your views are.
Don't just hope for a better Croydon – vote for one!
Croydon Conservatives are pleased to announce our prospective candidates for the 2022 Council elections.
The elections take place every four years to determine who represents our community, and who ultimately runs, Croydon Counci
On Sunday I attended the HOME Residents' Association AGM on Outram Road. It was great to see everyone in the garden, eat some amazing home-made cakes, and enjoy a glass or two of summery drinks.
This RA is a great boon to the area, creating a real sense of local community.
Are libraries important? We all have childhood memories of our local libraries. For me, I remember reading Fantastic Mr. Fox and The Hobbit for the first time.
Update from TfL below - please also see attached.
Good afternoon
I am writing to remind you of upcoming London Trams this week, and to share details of major work taking place during the school Easter holiday.
Reduced service – east of East Croydon, 27-28 March
This week,