Croydon’s award-winning dog warden reflects on 17 years of rehoming stray dogs

Croydon’s award-winning dog warden reflects on 17 years of rehoming stray dogs

Katherine JohnstonOct 16, 2026

Tara Boswell’s job as the dog warden for London’s most populous borough is full of highs and lows. Throughout her 17 years as Croydon…

Croydon receives the most personal injury claims in London, paying out £1.4 million over three years

Croydon receives the most personal injury claims in London, paying out £1.4 million over three years

Croydon Council has paid out £1.4 million in personal injury claims over three years and recorded more claims than any other London borough during…

Croydon Council backs plans to outsource adult education service ‘putting 197 roles at risk’

Croydon Council backs plans to outsource adult education service ‘putting 197 roles at risk’

Croydon Council is recommending its entire adult education service is outsourced to third party providers, putting nearly 200 roles at risk. Council officers are…

Croydon schools could turn empty classrooms into SEND facilities as pupil numbers fall

Croydon schools could turn empty classrooms into SEND facilities as pupil numbers fall

Croydon Council is considering plans to convert empty classrooms in mainstream secondary schools into specialist facilities for pupils with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities…

Bensham Manor records most fly tip reports across Croydon

Bensham Manor records most fly tip reports across Croydon

Croydon Council has insisted its “zero tolerance” approach to fly-tipping is “not a slogan” as new figures reveal that, despite thousands of incidents being…

Croydon rail bottleneck improvement scheme receives fresh boost from Burnham

Croydon rail bottleneck improvement scheme receives fresh boost from Burnham

Plans to fix the Croydon rail bottleneck received a significant boost this week after the Prime Minster promised to get the scheme “back on…

South Croydon suffering ‘smelly water leaks all summer long’

South Croydon suffering ‘smelly water leaks all summer long’

Water leaks have flowed onto pavements and roads in South Croydon “all summer”, with residents saying some trails have become slimy and smelly, forcing…

Outrage after vandals destroy beloved guide dog’s memorial tree

Outrage after vandals destroy beloved guide dog’s memorial tree

A visually impaired man has said the vandalism of a memorial tree dedicated to his beloved former guide dog felt like “someone destroying a…

Croydon shopkeepers support plans to tag repeat shoplifters

Croydon shopkeepers support plans to tag repeat shoplifters

“If you are seen as soft here they will batter you,” says Benedict Selvaratnam, speaking on the shop floor where he and his staff…

Decision on Croydon Flyover funding expected this autumn

Decision on Croydon Flyover funding expected this autumn

A decision on whether the Croydon Flyover will receive the government funding needed for a major refurbishment is expected this autumn, Transport for London…

Croydon Council approves retrospective changes to ‘monstrosity’ flats

Croydon Council approves retrospective changes to ‘monstrosity’ flats

Croydon Council has approved retrospective planning permission for changes to a block of flats which critics say have made it almost entirely different from…

Croydon care home downgraded by watchdog after residents ‘felt isolated by staff shortages’

Croydon care home downgraded by watchdog after residents ‘felt isolated by staff shortages’

Vulnerable elderly residents at a Croydon care home have been left feeling isolated in their bedrooms because of chronic staffing shortages, inspectors have found.…