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When did you last visit your local community pharmacy in Croydon? Tell us about your experiences whenever you're there to help make sure they're providing the right services to support people’s health and wellbeing. https://www.getinvolved.croydon.gov.uk/pharmaceutical-needs-assessment-2025


Take part - Its #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek, which one of these five recommended actions will you take to boost your health and wellbeing. #FiveWaysToWellbeing https://www.croydon.gov.uk/coronavirus-information-and-service-updates/health-wellbeing-advice/m

It’s Foster Care Fortnight! 💛 The perfect time to start a conversation on whether or not fostering is right for you and your family. Thinking about fostering? Now is the perfect time to start the conversation. The fostering team will be at the following locations ready to answer your questions: - 15 May: Whitgift Centre, 10am – 3:30pm, Croydon Town Hall 5:45 – 7pm (Information session) - 16 May: Thornton Heath Leisure Centre, 4–7pm - 20 May: Christ Church, Purley, 10am–12pm - 21 May: Old Lodge Lane Baptist Church, Purley, 10am–1:30pm - 22 May: Crystal Palace Leisure Centre, 4–7pm


This morning, Executive Mayor of Croydon, Jason Perry, launched #CroydonIsReady - a bold new vision to attract investment, deliver exciting developments and drive regeneration and growth across the borough. The event, held at BoxPark, brought together businesses, developers and partners to hear about the exciting plans 💜 You can read more about the growth plan here: https://bit.ly/4dnZd6u


The Council's town centre taskforce partner Change Grow Live is out in the community supporting rough sleepers on their journey to stability. The taskforce involves key organisations in Croydon helping to keep our borough cleaner, safer and healthier for everyone - a key priority for the Executive Mayor. https://youtu.be/lvOuzTBnASQ?si=j29SIlwNBpNq2_I7

We’d like to address some misinformation about Fairfield Halls. We have no plans to sell this iconic Croydon entertainment venue, and it is not on any list of council-owned properties to be sold. We haven’t been instructed by our government-appointed panel, or by the government, to sell it. Instead, as agreed with our panel, we’re working with the operators to help ensure the venue’s success, now and in future.


We've finished our three-week blitz clean in Addiscombe and will work with residents & businesses to keep it looking great. Our blitz cleans are restoring pride across the borough - an Executive Mayor of Croydon priority. Report any waste/highway issues on Love Clean Streets.

We are pleased to announce the launch of Croydon Cares, a new app that has been collaboratively designed with and for care-experienced young individuals. This innovative platform offers users access to invaluable information on health and wellbeing, finance, housing, and more. https://youtu.be/vrqmXoNlfrk?si=EW6FwRzbDxB1yB6w

Today's Time To Talk Day is encouraging us to get together to talk, listen and change lives. Talking openly can be the first step towards better #mentalhealth for everyone. Here's some encouraging words from a few Croydonians. https://www.croydon.gov.uk/coronavirus-information-and-service-updates/health-wellbeing-advice/mental-health-and-wellbeing

London Trams Planned Track Replacement – February 2025 As part of ongoing infrastructure renewal, track replacement will take place between Wellesley Road and East Croydon from Saturday 15 to Sunday 23 February, with services resuming on Monday 24 February. Service Changes: Saturday 15 February: No trams between Reeves Corner and Sandilands (including Croydon town centre loop). No service between Arena and Elmers End. Alternative travel: Local buses will serve nearby tram stops. The 289 bus runs from Elmers End Interchange to Addiscombe or West Croydon every 12-15 minutes. Birkbeck tram stop is also accessible via a short walk or bus 356 (stop B). Sunday 16 – Sunday 23 February: No trams between Reeves Corner and East Croydon (including Croydon town centre loop). No service between Arena and Elmers End. Alternative travel options remain the same as above. Additional Information: Roads around the works will remain open. Bus routes 64, 119, 130, 194, 198, 464, and 466 will operate as usual but may be busier. Walking, cycling, or using local buses may be easier for some journeys. Real-time travel updates are available via Journey Planner and TfL Go.
