Croydon Council’s Street Champions network is celebrating a new milestone, with 510 volunteers now officially signed up to help safely dispose litter from the borough’s streets, parks and open spaces.
Croydon Council has joined forces with residents and park users to launch a social media campaign aimed at combatting the challenges of litter dropped in our parks, after seven extra tonnes of rubbish were collected from April to June this year.
The month-long Great British Spring Clean is now underway and there’s never been a better time to get involved and make a difference in your community.
More than 13,000 children and young people in Croydon have learned about how to recycle and other environmentally friendly ways of disposing of waste over the past year through a Croydon Council initiative.
Community spirit was much in evidence when more than 50 residents got into their work clothes and knuckled down to some serious clean-up tasks in a blighted corner of their neighbourhood.
Fed up with the fact that a […]
A total of 15 litter louts and fly-tippers were punished in court yesterday as part of the latest round of Don’t Mess With Croydon prosecutions.
Offences ranged from dropping cigarettes to dumping rubbish in the street.
Thirteen of the […]
The council’s campaign to make Croydon cleaner and greener got some military muscle on Saturday when air cadets cleared rubbish in Coulsdon.
Five members of Coulsdon and Purley […]
The council’s campaign to make Croydon cleaner and greener got some military muscle on Saturday when air cadets cleared rubbish in Coulsdon.
Five members of Coulsdon and Purley […]