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The delivery phase of a major high street improvement program has officially launched this month across four of Croydon’s district centers. Funded by a £600,000 grant from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, the initiative focuses on targeted, community-led projects designed […]

In the drive to modernise urban safety, the integration of technology into policing strategies is inevitable. However, the efficacy of these tools relies on real-world application. Over three months, Croydon has served as the operational testbed for a pioneering deployment

A quiet revolution is stirring in the waters of South Norwood Country Park. In a move that could redefine urban conservation in South London, proposals have been unveiled to reintroduce Eurasian beavers to the borough. This initiative, a partnership between

In a significant show of confidence for the borough, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has publicly thrown his weight behind the regeneration of Croydon, declaring the town a “key focus” for future government investment. The pledge came during a visit

Croydon’s education sector is increasingly being recognized for its innovative approach to student mental health and emotional development. This was highlighted on January 9, 2026, when a new, dedicated wellbeing space and sensory garden were unveiled at The Crescent Primary

For residents of Purley, the dormant site of the former leisure centre and Sainsbury’s has been a visible reminder of stalled infrastructure. However, a significant regulatory hurdle has now been cleared, paving the way for physical transformation. Following a review

In one of the most uplifting examples of grassroots resilience in recent history, the Norbury Park Lawn Tennis Club has officially entered 2026 with its future fully secured. Established in 1889, the club is one of the oldest in the

Regeneration is often discussed in broad strokes, but the true measure of a town centre’s future lies in its technical milestones and funded commitments. For Croydon, the path forward is no longer aspirational; it is documented, funded, and currently in

In a significant move to reinforce this social foundation, Croydon Council has outlined a proposal to expand its Family Hub network, underpinned by a substantial £6.2 million investment in government funding. This is not a minor operational tweak; it represents

The transition from care to independent living is a critical juncture for young people, often requiring immediate access to reliable information on housing, finance, and wellbeing. Addressing this need, Croydon Council launched the Croydon Cares app on 31 January 2025.