Parents, teachers and residents can have their say on plans to expand St Giles School to include a nursery, offering children with profound and multiple learning difficulties a clearer pathway into the school.
Croydon residents still have time to have their say on how the borough’s growth up to 2039 should be managed, as the first stage of the Local Plan review consultation continues.
Consultation on the Local Plan review begins today (8 November), and the council is asking for as many people as possible to have their say on how the borough should grow.
A six-week public consultation has opened today (15 March) seeking views on a proposal to close St Andrew’s Church of England (CofE) High School in August 2020.
Croydon Council has this week opened consultations on plans to support children and young people with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) to lead safe, healthy, happy, independent lives, and reach their full potential.
Children and young people with […]
Residents, communities and businesses are being urged to have their say as Croydon Council conducts the final consultation on its plans to improve air quality across the borough.
With the publication of its five-year […]