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Category Archives: URV
More on procurement: Croydon’s “urgent” £500,000 contract
Let’s hope that Bernard Weatherill House, the monument to delusion at Croydon Council, at the centre of their £450 million urban regeneration scheme, will have revolving doors. Because no sooner does Chief Exec Jon Rouse and his lacky, Nathan Elvery, … Continue reading
Posted in Croydon Council, Jon Rouse, Nathan Elvery, URV
Tagged Cannes, Council Tax, Croydon, Croydon Council, Human Resources, Jon Rouse, London Borough of Croydon, Nathan Elvery
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Latest Cannes trip gets Rouse his moment in The Sun
Maybe openness, transparency and accountability to public scrutiny does work. Since Inside Croydon was launched nearly two years ago, we have often returned to the council’s spending on its annual jolly to the South of France for £248,000 per year … Continue reading
Psst. Croydon plans for the future. Quietly
This just in this morning, from the council’s “spatial” planning department. Undoubtedly, for anyone with any interest in the future of Croydon, as a resident or a business owner, this “framework” will be of avid interest. But does it strike … Continue reading
Posted in Croydon Council, East Croydon, Environment, Housing, London-wide issues, Menta Tower, Planning, Property, Ruskin Square, Transport, URV, Waste incinerator
Tagged Council, Croydon, Development plan document, England, London Borough of Croydon, Mike Fisher, Sustainability Appraisal, Taberner House
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Croydon considers handing over children’s homes
Croydon’s latest exercise to “identify” publicly owned properties that can be handed over to John Laing as make-weights towards the £450 million urban regeneration project, which is delivering the splendidly palatial new council HQ offices, could see two children’s homes … Continue reading
Council increases charges for parking, burials and rat catching
Did someone mention a zero increase in Council Tax? And did anyone mention the widespread increases in charges for a variety of council services, from parking to vermin control, which virtually all Croydon residents need to use? While Croydon’s political … Continue reading
Croydon’s Budget (part 2): Fisher shows what his priorities are
The ruling Conservative group’s Cabinet meets tonight to rubber-stamp the budget plans for the borough for the coming year. Here, we examine where their priorities lay, and highlight some startling inconsistencies So, no Council Tax increase in Croydon for a … Continue reading
Ruskin Square build unlikely to start before 2013
The grandiose multi-million plan to redevelop Croydon’s “Gateway” looks to be stalled, with sources close to the Ruskin Square site suggesting that no substantive building work will begin there before 2013. Since getting revised planning permission for the mixed use … Continue reading
Posted in East Croydon, Environment, Jon Rouse, Planning, Property, Ruskin Square, URV
Tagged Broadgate, Croydon, East Croydon, East Croydon station, Jon Rouse, London, London Borough of Croydon, Ruskin Square
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Council’s planning chief leaves after less than 6 months in job
Stephen McDonald, appointed to much fanfare as Croydon’s executive director of planning and environment only last August, has quit his estimated £140,000 per year post as “a result of mutual recognition that there was a difference in expectations” over the … Continue reading
Posted in Croydon Council, Jon Rouse, Planning, Stephen McDonald, URV
Tagged Bank of America, Croydon, Croydon Council, London Borough of Croydon, Taberner House
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