Week-long campaign tackles fly-tipping in Norbury
A week-long crackdown on fly-tipping in Norbury saw more than 30 fines issued as part of the council’s award-winning Don’t Mess With Croydon, Take Pride campaign.
January 2020
Community invited for first look at Norbury Library’s updated design
Library users in Norbury are invited to a special preview next week to see the exciting designs for their new library as the redevelopment continues to progress.
New outdoor gym comes to Norbury Park
Those looking to make a healthy start to 2020 are set to benefit from new outdoor gym equipment recently installed at Norbury Park.
August 2019
Norbury Library becomes second to be refurbished
Norbury Library is to temporarily close for refurbishment work as part of an ongoing investment in Croydon’s 13 libraries.
May 2019
Overwhelming local support for Norbury Library plans
Residents gave their backing to Norbury Library’s £1m refurbishment this week as part of council’s to transform and improve the borough’s network of 13 libraries.
February 2019
Norbury and Pollards Hill by-election announced
Voters in the Norbury and Pollards Hill ward will be electing a new councillor on Thursday 14 March following the death of Councillor Maggie Mansell.
Norbury and Pollards Hill by-election announced
Voters in the Norbury and Pollards Hill ward will be electing a new councillor on Thursday 14 March following the death of Councillor Maggie Mansell.
January 2019
Croydon mourns one of its longest-serving, ‘most dedicated’ councillors
Croydon Council this week mourns one of its longest-serving and most dedicated members, and former Mayor of Croydon, councillor Maggie Mansell, who has died following a short illness.
January 2018
Public invited to Norbury flood-alleviation scheme drop-in event
Residents of Norbury and Thornton Heath are being invited to a special drop-in event at which they will be able to learn more about plans to reduce the threat of flooding along the course of Norbury Brook.
The […]
December 2017
Rogue builder jailed after ignoring court order and targeting elderly
A 79-year-old rogue builder has been sentenced to four years’ imprisonment for breaching a court order preventing him cold calling and carrying out building work.
Joining Thomas Gumble behind bars will be his grandson, also named Thomas Gumble, […]