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Tag Archives: Nestle
Squatters sighted on roof of £500m Nestlé Tower development
PICTURE EXCLUSIVE: Photojournalist ARNIE LEIBOVITZ provides evidence that one of the town centre’s biggest projects might have security issues Squatters may have moved into the Nestlé Tower, the Croydon landmark building in the town centre undergoing a £500million redevelopment. The … Continue reading
Signs of the Times II: Hoar’s £300 “health and safety” tax
#thatissocroydon BBC London reporter Angela Walker yesterday nailed Croydon Councillor Simon Hoar over proposals to charge shop-owners and other small businesses a £300 stealth tax over five years for placing boards and banners on the pavement. According to Hoar, looking … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Croydon Council, Simon Hoar
Tagged BBC, Croydon, Del Boy, London, Mamma Mia, Nestle, Small Business, St George's Walk
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The Nestle move: the £248,000 per year CEO speaks
Again, no thanks to our hard-working mates in Croydon Council’s press office, but here for our loyal reader is the message sent to council staff this morning by our £248,000 per year chief executive, Jon Rouse: Memorandum from chief executive … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Croydon Council, Housing, Jon Rouse, London-wide issues, Planning, Property
Tagged Croydon, Croydon Council, London Borough of Croydon, Nestle
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Nestle confirms move to “ideal location” (ie. not Croydon)
The signs at East Croydon Station that declared it to be “the home of Nestle UK” need changing. Nestle, Croydon’s largest private sector employer, this morning confirmed reports that it is to abandon the borough, moving its UK HQ offices … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Commuting, Croydon Council, London-wide issues, Mike Fisher, Property
Tagged Crawley, Croydon, East Croydon station, London Borough of Croydon, Nestle
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The Nestle move: Croydon Council’s reaction
Croydon Council‘s press office (which costs nearly £700,000 of public money to run) has still not responded to Inside Croydon‘s very reasonable requests for comments. They must be too busy. Nonetheless, we are able to bring our loyal reader the … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Croydon Council, London-wide issues, Mike Fisher, Planning, Property, Transport
Tagged Croydon, Croydon Council, London, London Borough of Croydon, Nestle
2 Comments