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Proposed one way working in part of Mersham Road

Jun 16 2016 to Aug 1 2016

Parking, streets and transport

The Council is considering the introduction of one-way working for Mersham Road to reduce traffic conflicts. It is proposed to operate in a northbound direction, with entry from the junction of Hythe Road and no entry from Livingston Road (with an exemption for pedal cycles).

Thornton Heath Ward

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Proposed one way working Nova Road

Jun 16 2016 to Aug 1 2016

Parking, streets and transport

The Council is considering the introduction of one-way working for Nova Road to reduce traffic conflicts. It is proposed to operate in a westbound direction, with entry from Kidderminster Road and no entry from London Road, (with an exemption for pedal cycles).

Broad Green Ward

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Proposed one way working Stuart Road

Jun 16 2016 to Aug 1 2016

Parking, streets and transport

The Council is considering the introduction of one-way working for Stuart Road to reduce traffic conflicts. It is proposed to operate in a northbound direction with no-entry from the High Street, (with an exemption for pedal cycles).

Thornton Heath Ward

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Have your say on changes to our housing register rules and priorities

Jun 14 2016 to Jul 10 2016

Housing

The council wishes to engage with residents, existing social housing tenants, housing associations, voluntary and community groups to find out what they think of its proposals to reduce homelessness.

We are proposing to change the following in relation to Croydon's housing register:

To give a higher priority to people that respond to help offered by the Council's Gateway & Welfare Service to prevent their homelessness. For example, by accepting an offer of private rented accommodation and receiving support, and avoiding long stays in temporary accommodation.
Ensure that council and housing association homes are given to people that have lived in the borough for at least three years (the current rule is one year) unless exempt.
Introduce an online bidding system for council and housing association homes, called "Choice Based Lettings". This would mean that people that have applied for housing and placed on the waiting list would "bid" for homes online rather than waiting for the council to make them an offer of a new home. Choice based lettings enables people to make decisions over where they live, to exercise choice, and help promotes community cohesion.

To take part in this engagement, please follow the link to the survey below.

The responses we receive will be analysed and will inform the consultation which will assist the Council in deciding whether or not the proposals to change the housing waiting list rules are amended and/or into practice.

You can find a summary of the current housing waiting list rules here.

You can download a copy of the current housing waiting list rules (the Council's Housing Allocations Scheme) here.

If you need any of the information or the questionnaire in a different format, please call 020 8726 6100 or email hsg-rehousing@croydon.gov.uk

London Borough of Croydon

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Quick polls - June 2016

Jun 1 2016 to Jun 30 2016

Council and elections, Public services

During June we asked for your views on a variety of topics via our quick poll questions.

London Borough of Croydon

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Challenge yourself - Take part in Croydon's Crime Quiz

Jan 13 2016 to May 31 2016

Community and life events

Think you know Croydon? Test your knowledge in our crime quiz.

London Borough of Croydon

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Quick polls - May 2016

May 1 2016 to May 31 2016

Health and social care, Housing

During May we asked for your views on a variety of topics via our quick poll questions.

London Borough of Croydon

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Have your say on proposals for 20mph in north-east Croydon

Apr 4 2016 to May 20 2016

Environment, Parking, streets and transport

The council wishes to engage with residents, businesses and community groups in north-east Croydon to find out what they think of proposals to introduce a 20mph speed limit in the area.

The proposals aim to make our roads safer and more pleasant. They also aim to encourage sustainable and safer modes of transport such as walking and cycling.

To find out more about the proposals in full, including supporting documents, please go to: https://www.croydon.gov.uk/20mph.

To take part, please follow the link to the survey at the bottom of this page.

The responses we receive will be analysed and a report will be put together. If sufficient support is found the council will continue with a statutory consultation for the proposal at a later date.

If you need any of the information or the questionnaire in a different format, please call 0208 726 6000, extension 52831.

South Norwood Ward, Shirley South Ward, Fairfield Ward, Addiscombe West Ward, Shirley North Ward, Selsdon & Addington Village Ward, Selhurst Ward, Woodside Ward

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Do you have questions about the quality of health and social care in Croydon?

Sep 16 2015 to May 10 2016

Health and social care

Scrutiny committees listen to local people and make recommendations on future policies. Scrutiny is not confined to what the council does. The health, social and housing sub-committee look at local health services including GP surgeries, hospitals, midwives and health visitors and community workers.

London Borough of Croydon

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New Addington Central Parade Phase 2

Apr 28 2016 to May 6 2016

Environment, Housing, Leisure and culture, Planning and regeneration, Parking, streets and transport, Public services

This is the second public consultation for the new Leisure and community centre at Central Parade.

Your views have been important for us to understand the wider issues and needs of use in Central Parade. Following the initial event, we have incorporated your comments where we could and are now looking at refining the proposals. Please follow these steps in order to provide us with your feedback.

Step 1: Review the proposal boards in the report section at the bottom of this page.

Step 2: Tell us what you think by completing the survey also located at the bottom of this page.

The aim of the survey is to obtain your views and ideas on the exciting proposals for the new leisure and community facilities. What you have to say will be used to help develop future proposals.

London Borough of Croydon, New Addington North Ward, New Addington South Ward

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April polls - Check out what people told us

Apr 1 2016 to May 1 2016

Council and elections, Planning and regeneration

During April we continued to ask for your views on a variety of topics via our quick poll questions.

London Borough of Croydon

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March polls - check out what people told us

Mar 1 2016 to Mar 31 2016

Council and elections

During March we continued to ask for your views on a variety of topics via our quick poll questions.

London Borough of Croydon

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Do you have questions for Councillor Watson?

Mar 1 2016 to Mar 22 2016

Council and elections

The Cabinet Member for Communities, Safety and Justice, Councillor Mark Watson will hold his Question Time session on Tuesday 22 March as part of the Scrutiny and Overview Committee meeting and we are inviting you to ask your questions.

London Borough of Croydon

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Ashburton Park and the Pavilion - Share your views

Feb 22 2016 to Mar 21 2016

Business and investment, Community and life events, Education and learning, Environment, Health and social care, Leisure and culture, Planning and regeneration, Public services

The Council wants to revitalise Ashburton Park and breathe new life into this Historic Park and Garden. We aim to re-establish Ashburton Park as an inclusive, accessible and vibrant Village Green, one which celebrates the heritage and character of the local area, the parks environment and its historic buildings. This will be delivered through improvements to the grounds and renovation of important park assets like the locally listed former convent/library, the Lodge and kiosk pavilion, in order to bring these buildings back into use, to add more diversity and vitality to the park.

Rejuvenating this 18½ acres Park will help it to become a key destination, offering a broad choice of leisure and recreational activities and events, supported by good quality open space, better facilities and refurbished accommodation, helping to create a community hub in the park. The regeneration of Ashburton Park will also support priorities for health and wellbeing, growth, learning, and social value, which together will help to stimulate the local economy and provide greater opportunities for the wider community.

London Borough of Croydon

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Safer Croydon fear of crime survey 2015

Dec 15 2015 to Mar 6 2016

Community and life events, Environment, Public services

The Safer Croydon Partnership brings together the Police, Council, Fire, Health, Probation, voluntary, community groups and businesses. Its aim is to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour.

We are conducting this survey to find out how you feel about crime and anti-social behaviour. This helps us to see which locations and issues most concern you, and in turn this helps us direct resources more effectively and efficiently so that all those living, working or visiting Croydon feel safer.

London Borough of Croydon

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0-65 Disability service survey

Nov 25 2015 to Feb 29 2016

Education and learning, Health and social care

Croydon Council are developing a framework for a new 0 – 65 disability service for children with special educational needs and disabilities, adults with disabilities, and their families. We would like to hear people's views about the framework and the service.

London Borough of Croydon

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February polls - Check out what people told us

Feb 1 2016 to Feb 28 2016

Benefits and council tax, Business and investment, Community and life events, Council and elections, Education and learning, Environment, Health and social care, Housing, Jobs at Croydon, Leisure and culture, Planning and regeneration, Parking, streets and transport, Public services

During February we continued to ask for your views on a variety of topics via our quick poll questions.

London Borough of Croydon

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Croydon nightlife - give us your views

Feb 8 2016 to Feb 16 2016

Business and investment, Community and life events, Leisure and culture, Planning and regeneration

We want to hear your views on what would make Croydon a great place for a night out.

London Borough of Croydon

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January polls - you told us, we've listened

Jan 4 2016 to Feb 1 2016

Benefits and council tax, Business and investment, Community and life events, Council and elections, Education and learning, Environment, Health and social care, Housing, Jobs at Croydon, Leisure and culture, Planning and regeneration, Parking, streets and transport, Public services

During January we continued to ask for your views on a variety of topics via our quick poll questions.

London Borough of Croydon

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Have your say on plans for joined-up health services in Croydon

Dec 9 2015 to Jan 27 2016

Education and learning, Health and social care

We want to hear people's views on a new partnership agreement between Croydon Council and Croydon Health Services NHS Trust (CHS)

London Borough of Croydon

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December polls - you told us, we've listened

Dec 7 2015 to Jan 4 2016

Benefits and council tax, Business and investment, Community and life events, Council and elections, Education and learning, Environment, Health and social care, Housing, Jobs at Croydon, Leisure and culture, Planning and regeneration, Parking, streets and transport, Public services

In December 2015, we started running quick polls on this site. These polls give us a snapshot of how people are feeling about a particular topic.

London Borough of Croydon

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Croydon Local Plan consultation

Nov 6 2015 to Dec 18 2015

Planning and regeneration

The Croydon Local Plan: Strategic Policies was adopted in April 2013 and sets a vision and framework for the planning of the borough up to 2031. A Partial Review of the Strategic Policies has been undertaken to ensure the borough has an up to date development plan to 2036 and to take account of the Further Alterations to the London Plan, which has increased the borough’s housing requirement. The Partial Review also includes updated evidence on employment policies, community facilities and a move from Local Areas of Special Character to Local Heritage Areas.

The Croydon Local Plan: Detailed Policies and Proposals will provide greater planning policy detail to the Strategic Policies, setting out development management planning policies and site allocations for a range of land uses to meet the borough’s growth needs to 2036. The Detailed Policies and Proposals will also ensure a continued focus on the 16 Places of Croydon outlined in the Croydon Local Plan: Strategic Policies. The focus on the 16 Places of Croydon provides detailed context to important and valued character, functions and opportunities for each Place. Once adopted, the Detailed Policies and Proposals will replace the currently saved policies of the Unitary Development Plan (2006).

London Borough of Croydon

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Consultation on proposals to expand Smitham Primary School by one class

Nov 4 2015 to Dec 2 2015

Education and learning

The Council has a statutory duty to consult with people at an early stage of proposals to expand Smitham Primary School in Coulsdon by one reception class. Through the consultation process we can better understand the needs of people and how changes may affect them.

London Borough of Croydon

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Consultation on proposals to expand St Nicholas School in Purley

Nov 4 2015 to Dec 2 2015

Education and learning

The Council has a statutory duty to consult with people at an early stage of proposals to expand St Nicholas School in Purley by 56 Special Educational Needs (SEN) places (by September 2017). Through the consultation process we can better understand the needs of people and how changes may affect them.

London Borough of Croydon

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Gambling Act (2005) - Proposed Statement of Principles- Have your say

Sep 4 2015 to Nov 16 2015

Business and investment, Leisure and culture, Planning and regeneration

The newly revised 'Statement of Principles' sets out how the Council will exercise its functions under the Gambling Act 2005.We ask for your views and comments on the latest revised draft version of the 'Statement of Principles'.

The Council is required, by law, to review and re publish this Statement every 3 years and part of the review process is to circulate the revised document for consultation prior to it being adopted and published as the new Statement.

London Borough of Croydon

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