This years Council budget is very grim reading, over 6 years of financial mismanagement has resulted in merging, cutting, and reducing council services across the board, including vitally important frontline services such as the protection and investment in our library provision across the
This week sees the publication of Croydon Council’s proposed budget for 2021/22 which will seek to claw back the savings necessary after the Labour Administration blew the Council budget over recent years. On top of this year’s cuts to
The government has provided COVID-19 funding for businesses in the form of the Local Restrictions Support Grants (LRSG) and the Additional Restrictions Grants (ARG).
Croydon’s bankrupt Labour council are plotting to squeeze an extra £8million out of hard-pressed Croydon motorists.
The budget this year reveals their plan to rake-in an extra £3million from parking charges. They will achieve this by levying the bigges
With ongoing poor decision-making, mounting debts and overspending – is it any wonder the Government is taking its time on Labour’s bailout request?
With the publication of this year’s budget papers, the true cost of the Labour Council’s financial incompetence is becoming alarmingly 
A mindless idiot sprayed some green graffiti on the Higher Drive Railway bridge earlier this week. I tried to report it via the LoveCleanstreets app in the usual way but found that this facility has been withdrawn from the application.
Cllrs Newman and Hall remain Labour Councillors - despite mounting damning evidence
Last week it was announced that the national Labour Party has taken the extreme step of suspending the Party membership of Cllrs Tony Newman and Simon Hall – however they sti
Four key councillors must all be held to account.
Labour Councillors Tony Newman, Simon Hall, Alison Butler and Paul Scott – known in local Labour circles as ‘The Gang of Four’ - have gone into hiding since resigning from their leadership positions in October last year.
In Autumn 2020 Croydon Coun
In February there was a meeting to scrutinise the decision made by the Council to close Virgo Fidelis School in Upper Norwood. There are many reasons why this school is closing, but there is a significant cost to Croydon Council as a result of its closure. Over the last few years the sch
