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"The decision, described as penny-pinching by local councillors, prioritises budget cuts over the safety of our children, affecting six school sites across Croydon."

Parents at Cypress Primary have shared their concerns with me about the proposed cuts to their lollipop man, and they are rightly concerned that this will have an impact on their children's safety.

Croydon Council's increased fines for fly-tipping, now set at £1,000, aim to combat the borough's escalating clean-up costs and restore community pride.

In order for the application to be approved, the applicant must meet four licensing objectives: the prevention of crime and disorder, public safety, the prevention of public nuisance, and the protection of children from harm.

"The HAF Programme is a fantastic opportunity for our children to stay active, learn new skills, and make new friends over Easter, whilst ensuring they receive a hot, nutritious meal each day."

This change means residents will not have to leave yellow waste sacks outside their property for collection, making waste disposal simpler and more efficient.

Croydon Council has implemented increased Council Tax rates for 2025/26, effective April 1, 2025, impacting all property bands to fund essential services.