Selhurst

Selhurst Conservatives

We are your local Selhurst team, working all-year round to challenge the Labour Council and incumbents and represent the good people of Selhurst. Contact us at [email protected]

People
Jason Perry

Jason Perry

Mayor of Croydon
Leader of the Conservative Group, Croydon Council
Jason Perry is the Directly Elected Executive Mayor of Croydon. He lives in South Croydon and previously served as a Croydon Councillor since 1994.
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Neil Garratt

Leader of the GLA Conservative Group
Croydon & Sutton GLA Member
Neil is Croydon & Sutton's GLA Member. He is also a Conservative Councillor for Belmont. Neil grew up on a council estate in the midlands before moving to Sutton nearly 20 years ago. His dad drove buses and lorries, and his grandad was a coal miner.
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Croydon West

From the next general election parliamentary constituencies in Croydon will be redrawn. This will lead to the creation of a new constituency named Croydon West, made up of parts of the previous Croydon Central, Croydon North and Croydon South constituencies.

Croydon West Branch

The Croydon West Branch covers the Bensham Manor, Broad Green, Fairfield, Selhurst, South Norwood, West Thornton and Woodside wards of the Council.

News

Conservatives announce 2022 Council candidates

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

A warm welcome at the Mosque Open Day

In a 'normal' year, I would have the opportunity to visit lots of organisations and places, meeting a wide range of Croydon's residents. Amongst my favourite events of the year are the Eid celebrations and the Iftar meals during Ramadan, organised by our local mosques.

Will we lose some of Croydon's parks?

The Council’s decision to close Boulogne Road Playground in Selhurst is a worrying sign.  I think it is appropriate to revisit an article I wrote in April 2018 following the Labour Council’s lack of protection for 31 parks in the Local Plan.  At the time, my questions to Labour Cabine