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Croydon Council has said plans to build more than 300 homes on a Norbury sports ground should not go ahead. Pitches and courts at the former NatWest sports ground have not been used since 2007, when ...
Council tenants in Croydon could see their rent increase by 8% on average. From April, rent may go up to help fund ongoing improvements and repairs to council homes and estates.
Croydon residents will be the first in line to get their hands on completed homes built by Brick by Brick – a Croydon Council-owned developer set… ...
A long-awaited planning application has been submitted for a central Croydon housing estate, which could see the two aged blocks replaced with 445 new flats, shops and community areas.
Croydon Council has approved the first batch of a new housing drive in the borough, led by the local authority’s own private development company Brick by Brick The first phase schemes have been ...
Since then, the council has worked with an independent Housing Improvement Board, which includes both residents and housing professionals, to address the concerns raised. In the current financial year ...
Croydon's mayor has insisted that the council is "not failing" as the prospect of a possible government takeover looms. Jason ...
Croydon council’s housing department operated with “a poor operating culture with a lack of care and respect for tenants” resulting in accommodation being left in terrible conditions, ...
Croydon Council is considering a “managed wind down” of its struggling housing company, Brick by Brick, which was a key factor in driving the authority into financial difficulty. Croydon Council has ...
A cash-strapped London council wrongly took about £40m from a pot reserved for social housing, it has emerged. The incident contributed to Croydon Council's third bankruptcy notice in two years ...
On Wednesday evening, Croydon Council’s cabinet will consider a report put together by council officers, which recommends that Mr Lacey and Evans be removed as company directors and replaced by Duncan ...
Croydon Council has insisted that a historic manor house will remain publically owned ‘for future generations’, following fears that it could be sold off to service debt. The local authority ...