Croydon’s plans to transform its housing services have moved forward with the adoption of a Residents’ Charter and a new, strengthened improvement plan, both developed in partnership with tenants and leaseholders.
Croydon Council tenants and leaseholders are being asked to get involved in helping create better council housing services for everyone.
Social tenants old and young from Croydon are being invited to contribute their memories towards an interactive museum exhibition this summer celebrating 100 years of council housing.
A council scheme to help hundreds of people out of temporary accommodation and into genuinely affordable homes has taken its next big step with 18 families moving into newly-bought properties.
A decision to increase the period residents have lived in Croydon before qualifying for a council home will be considered at cabinet next week.
With demand continuing to outstrip supply, Croydon Council has reviewed its Housing Allocation scheme […]
Croydon carpenters, plumbers, bricklayers and kitchen fitters are set for a boost from a new council contract aiming to use local employees for almost all its work.
From this April, the borough’s 13,500 council homes and some schools […]