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August 2021 Planning & Construction Update
- 16 August 2021
- Posted by: Cllr Sean Fitzsimons
- Category: Latest News, Planning
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Construction activity continues to pick up in the East Croydon part of the Addiscombe West Ward with notification by Network Rail that they intend to start demolishing the disused Sorting Office next to East Croydon Station. Planning application: 21/01831/PAD submitted April 2021. Application to demolish the building. Submitted by Network Mail, who bought the site from Hyde
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Six months to buy the Glamorgan Pub
- 16 August 2021
- Posted by: Cllr Sean Fitzsimons
- Category: Glamorgan Phoenix Ltd, Glamorgan Pub, Latest News, Public House
It’s been a busy few months. In March 2021 we reported that the developers had withdrawn their original planning application to demolish the existing Public House and replace it with a 10-storey residential Tower with a small space on the ground floor that would act as the “Public House Replacement”. This followed poor feedback from
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Why we oppose the 498 Co-Living redevelopment of City-Link House at East Croydon
- 11 August 2021
- Posted by: Cllr Sean Fitzsimons
- Category: Application, Latest News, Planning
One of Britain’s most wealthy families, the Westons, whose companies own Selfridges and Primark, are behind proposals to demolish the City Link House office buildings on Addiscombe Road and build a 28-storey building of 498 co-living units and 85 residential units. Weston’s Wittington Investments, working with Fifth State, has submitted a planning application 21/02912/FUL to
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Crowdfunding Appeal to improve Addiscombe’s Dartnell Park Community Garden
- 29 April 2021
- Posted by: Cllr Sean Fitzsimons
- Category: Latest News
Crowdfunding to help transform Dartnell Park, Addiscombe, Croydon.
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Census 2021, let’s get to 100%
- 29 April 2021
- Posted by: Cllr Sean Fitzsimons
- Category: Croydon Council, Croydon Voluntary Action, Latest News
Lets get the 2021 Census completion rate to 100 per cent to ensure Croydon gets its fair allocation of public resources.
