I am proud to have called New Addington my home for the last 15 years. My husband has been here for 40 and his family since the new estate was built. I love the sense of community here. This is our own little town and I’m really proud of it.
Tony has been active locally for many years and was the Conservative Candidate for New Addington in 2006 before serving as New Addington Councillor from May 2010 to 2014. He is married to Maria and lives in Queen Elizabeth's Drive, New Addington.
Deputy Cabinet Member for Health and Adult Social Care
Federation Deputy Chairman (Membership)
Margaret Bird is honoured to have been elected as the Conservative Councillor in the new ward of Old Coulsdon having represented Coulsdon East since 2014 , She has lived in Old Coulsdon for over 38 years.
Vice Chairman, Scrutiny Health and Social Care Sub-Committee
Robert moved with his family to Croydon in 2006. Originally from an engineering background he latterly specialised in projects to improve the safety, efficiency and quality of business services. He is an experienced decision analyst and a certified project manager.
I would firstly like to thank everyone who organised this petition and everyone who has signed it, along with residents who have contacted me and other councillors with their views on the proposed budget.
Councillor Scott Roche, Cabinet Member for Streets and Environment and Councillor Robert Ward, Deputy Cabinet Member for Contract Management, visited the Selsdon Depot of the Croydon and Lewisham Street Lighting operation. The contract commenced in 2011 and runs until 2036.
I recently spent a half day with Cabinet Member Councillor Scott Roche and the Veolia recycling team, which included conversations both with their management at the Stubbs Mead depot and several of their recycling teams out on the street collecting recycling from residents.
Croydon’s hit the headlines lately. And for all the wrong reasons.
The Labour-run council was declared bankrupt late last year. Inspectors blamed a culture of “corporate blindness.”
To help rectify the problem, Labour promised a culture change. Secret decision-making behind closed doors was out.
Croydon Council, which has been run by Labour since 2014, has seen its internal performance worsen every year since 2015.
That was the bleak news revealed to members of the Council’s General Purpose and Audit Committee (GPAC) on Wednesday evening by the Council’s own officers. E
