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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
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    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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  • Addiscombe West Councillors Newsletter July 2024

    • 28 November 2024
    • Posted by: Cllr Sean Fitzsimons
    • Category: Addiscombe East-West Roads, Anti-Social Behaviour, Community Groups, Community Safety, Consultatation, Councillors Newsletter Updates, Crime, Policr, Safer Neighbourhood Team
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    Planning Matters Rear Of 79 – 83 Oval Road Erection of a four-storey detached building consisting of 9No. serviced apartments (class C1 use) and provision of associated landscaping, cycle, and refuse storage Sean has referred this application to the Planning Committee.  Including: Failure to consult before the application is made Privacy Concerns for the residents

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  • September 2023 Councillors Update

    • 27 November 2024
    • Posted by: Cllr Sean Fitzsimons
    • Category: Community Safety, Councillors, Councillors Newsletter Updates, East Croydon Station, Latest News, Planning, Public House, Tunstall Nursery
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    Anti-Social Behaviour Walkabout 12th August 2023 Clive and Patricia carried out a walkabout with the local police Safer Neighbourhood Team. Visited Leslie Grove, Alpha Road, and Freemasons Road regarding Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB). We are trying to help residents source metal gates for the Alpha Road and Leslie Grove alleyways. Councillors also received concerns about supported

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