Keep It Clean Croydon Council has launched a new campaign in partnership with the Croydon Guardian aiming to help clean up the borough. The Keep It Clean campaign aims to improve the environment around Croydon, by encouraging residents to treat the borough's streets and open spaces as they would their own home.

Teenagers create videos for Keep It Clean campaign

Teenagers create videos for Keep It Clean campaign

10:30am Thursday 28th February 2013

A group of teenagers have created videos to encourage residents to keep their streets clean.

Recyclers asked to be the faces of new council campaign

Recyclers asked to be the faces of a new council campaign

9:20am Thursday 28th February 2013

Recyclers are being offered the chance to be one of the faces of a new recycling campaign.

Crackdown on fly-tippers

CROY Council cracking down on fly tippers

11:54am Thursday 14th February 2013

The council is clamping down on fly-tippers as part of the Keep It Clean campaign.

Volunteers clean up town

volunteers from Ahmadiyya Muslim Association (AMA) worked their way across the borough sweeping and litter picking

12:45pm Thursday 14th February 2013

More than 50 volunteers took to the streets of Croydon on New Year’s Day to clean up following the festivities.

Cracking down on Christmas litterers

On a mission: Council workers helping to keep Croydon clean

11:32am Thursday 14th February 2013

Croydon Council is urging residents to cut down on the seasonal fly-tipping and litter-dropping that can blight the festive period.

Campaign begins to keep Croydon clean

A council enforcement officer looks through rubbish that has been dumped illegally

1:30pm Wednesday 12th December 2012

Croydon Council has launched a new campaign in partnership with the Croydon Guardian aiming to help clean up the borough.




Your Say Your Croydon

He will be housed, fed, kept dry and warm, perhaps watch TV and adult DVDs, play snooker, etc, all at taxpayers' expense, after all his human rights have to be respected. − E. Fegredo The Avenue, Croydon

Letter to the Editor: What is it costing taxpayers to keep Stuart Hazell locked up for 38 years? »

The benefits cap, on top of the bedroom tax, will impoverish and stigmatise people who can't move home, while driving out others to unfamiliar parts of the country. − Croydon and Bromley Disabled People Against Cuts

Letter to the Editor: Benefits cap will impoverish Croydon’s poor »

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