South Norwood

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

I parked the car in South Norwood yesterday because I had to visit my dentist and there was the consultation for LTNs, where were they ?  I strained to read the notices placed on lamp posts, eight feet in the air that would only be readable if you had 20/20 vision and were seven foot

The Labour Council has continued to launch surveys for Croydon "Healthy Neighbourhoods", which the Council claims will make local streets quieter, safer and healthier.  This consultation on proposed changes to Healthy Neighbourhood schemes in South Norwood, will close on the&nbs

Sonia Marinello A full month on from the ITV News reports about the appalling condition of flats in the Regina Road tower block, and any significant action from the Council is still awaited.  On 26th March, Labour Council Leader Hamida Ali published a statement advising that she had launched

Croydon Conservatives are pleased to announce an excellent slate of candidates standing in the five upcoming Croydon Council by-elections:  Lara Fish, New Addington North   Ola Kolade, Kenley   Jade Appleton, Park Hill and Whitgif

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 has launched an Online Public Consultation on the future of our fantastic Libraries across the borough, the first stage will close on the 14th March 2021. To many across the borough, Libraries are more than a place you can borrow books, it is also a vitally relied on Community

I had the misfortune to sit through the last Traffic Management Advisory Committee where the very controversial LTNs were discussed.

By Gareth Streeter, Conservative spokesperson for Environment, Transport and Regeneration Frustratingly, the Labour council looks set to push through an extension of the “Low Traffic Neighbourhoods” scheme in Crystal Palace and South Norwood.  This is despite overwhelming opposition from resid

The problems first began with the scaffolding in Church Road which caused serious tailbacks around the triangle, though it was just about bearable.  Then came the three road closures: Fox Hill;  Stambourne Way  and Sylvan Hill.  Overnight these cl