c/o Town Hall, Katharine Street
Croydon, CR0 1NX
Number One Croydon
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Councillors February 2026 Update
- 24 August 2026
- Posted by: Cllr Sean Fitzsimons
- Category: Bridge to Nowhere, Citylink House, Clive Fraser, Councillors, Councillors Newsletter Updates, East Croydon Station, Latest News, May 2026 Local Elections, Natasha Irons MP, Nick Beall, Patricia Hay-Justice, Planning, Trains, Ward Councillors
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Councillors February 2026 Update Addiscombe West Councillors provide an update on their activities and local issues Lack of Investment in Addiscombe West Ward by Tory Mayor (but plenty for Tory Marginal Addiscombe East) In February 2026, the Elected Mayor announced a third round of investment in the Addiscombe East Ward. No investment has been announced
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Councillors September 2024 Newsletter
- 28 November 2024
- Posted by: Cllr Sean Fitzsimons
- Category: Addiscombe East-West Roads, Bridge to Nowhere, Community Safety, Councillors Newsletter Updates, Croydon Council, East Croydon Station
Councillors September 2024 Newsletter Bridge to Nowhere, the saga continues At the East Croydon Community Organization (ECCO) AGM on July 16th 2024 we heard from a representative of Network Rail who confirmed that currently, they have no immediate plans to open the bridge link from the new housing development on Cherry Orchard Road, which would
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Still Time to Object to the proposed 28-Storey Building at East Croydon
- 14 November 2021
- Posted by: Cllr Sean Fitzsimons
- Category: Affordable Housing, Application, Citylink House, Cycling, East Croydon, Planning, Tall Buildings
Say No to a 28-Storey Residential Tower Still time to object to a planning application that will overshadow Number One Croydon. Fifth State has amended their 2021 planning application 21/02912/FUL . This means that residents who didn’t object previously have a second chance to object to this overdevelopment of Citylink House. The formal deadline for
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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
