Network Rail is launching a six-week consultation in November on proposals for a major railway upgrade – including the expansion and redevelopment of East Croydon station.
Make sure you have your say!
The petition to Croydon Council and the Metropolitan Police started by Friends of Norbury Hall Park reads,
“Local residents and visitors to Norbury Hall Park have had enough of the blight of litter and other anti-social behaviour caused by heavy drinking in our lovely park and surrounding area. We are therefore petitioning the London Borough of Croydon and Metropolitan Police to take action now and instate a Public Space Protection Order or a controlled Drinking Zone covering the park and surrounding streets.
Help us make Norbury Hall Park a wonderful community green space everyone can enjoy.”
If you’d like to sign the petition, find it here: https://www.change.org/p/london-borough-of-croydon-stop-anti-social-drinking-in-norbury-hall-park-17b16e2e-b872-4a14-bba6-d8a880aeea9a
Keep up to date:
Website: NorburyHallPark.org.uk
Twitter: @NorburyHallPark
Facebook: Norbury Hall Park
A chance for Croydon’s 3 main party candidates (Conservatives, Green and Labour) to answer submitted questions regarding the hot topic of housing in the borough and what each group would do differently if they were to win the majority in the upcoming election.
Thursday, 26 April
6.30pm – 9pm
Clyde Hall
Clyde Road
Croydon
CR0 6SZ
Book a FREE place here.
If you would like to submit a question for all the candidates to answer, please email bxbaction@gmail.com
Who is Brick by Brick Action?
Brick by Brick Action is a collection of residents, organisations and interested parties that are concerned about the actions of Brick by Brick across the London Borough of Croydon.
The group is not affiliated to any political party or company. They want something done about the actions of this Council-owned company which they believe is ruining the area with badly planned building schemes that are proposed and approved with little regard to the wishes, concerns and ideas of those affected.
Brick by Brick Action
Online Petition: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/fixcroydonplanning
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/553235708379104/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/BXBAction
A protest is being held at the Town Hall, Katherine Street, Croydon at 5 for 5.30pm on Monday 26 March 2018. The organisers encourage anyone with an interest to go along and support. There is also an online petition.
Who is Brick by Brick Action?
Brick by Brick Action is a collection of residents, organisations and interested parties that are concerned about the actions of Brick by Brick across the London Borough of Croydon.
The group is not affiliated to any political party or company. They want something done about the actions of this Council-owned company which they believe is ruining the area with badly planned building schemes that are proposed and approved with little regard to the wishes, concerns and ideas of those affected.
Brick by Brick Action
Online Petition: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/fixcroydonplanning
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/553235708379104/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/BXBAction
The new draft London Plan has been published and is available here.
How to comment
You can register online to comment.
Emails can be sent to: londonplan@london.gov.uk. Ensure the Subject line says “Draft New London Plan”.
Or letters can be sent to:
Sadiq Khan (Mayor of London)
New London Plan
GLA City Hall
London Plan Team
Post Point 18
FREEPOST RTJC-XBZZ-GJKZ
LONDON
SE1 2AA
Comments must be received by 5pm on Friday 2 March 2018.
Some of the points raised at a recent meeting that you may wish to consider:
If you have comments to make on the list above or any other comments on issues or areas that think should be supported contained within the new draft London Plan, please add a comment to the post or email CroydonNeighbourhoods@gmail.com to share it with other residents.
Read the Mayor’s press release here.
Have your say and influence what happens.
The collaborative design process will involve members of the community working with professional designers to shape the plans for The Queen’s Gardens.
Including public meeting…
Please help spread the word!
The Met Police have had to find £600m of savings and must save a further £400m by 2020.
The Mayor, Sadiq Khan, has published draft plans to close costly and underused police front counters in London and provide better ways to contact the Met online.
Doing this would help to meet growing public demand to be able to access Met Police services from smartphones, tablets and computers, whilst saving £10mill that could be spent instead on frontline policing.
The Metropolitan Police Service is holding public consultation sessions in every London Borough so that local people can learn about the changes described in this document and can give their views.
The session in Croydon will be held on:
4 October 2017 at 6.30pm
Council Chamber
Croydon Town Hall
Katherine Street
CROYDON
CR0 1NX
There is no need to book. Just turn up on the night.
Read the draft strategy – an Easy Read version is also available
Review the Impact Assessment – it investigates how the draft strategy affects different groups of Londoners
You can respond in a number of ways – in person, online or by post
Public Access Consultation
The Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime
City Hall, More London
Queen’s Walk
LONDON
SE1 2AA
The consultation is open until 6 October 2017.
Full details, here.
