People are being reminded of the dates and venues for the next round of neighbourhood partnerships.
23 January
South Norwood & Whitehorse Manor
Players Meeting Lounge, Selhurst Park Stadium.
30 January
Sanderstead, Selsdon & Croham
Selsdon Hall, 138 Addington Road, South Croydon.
6 February
New Addington & Fieldway
Applegarth School, Bygrove, Fieldway, New Addington.
13 February
Thornton Heath, Bensham Manor & West Thornton
West Thornton Community Cnt,. 731-735 London Rd.
20 February
Norbury, Upper Norwood & Beulah
Westwood High School, Spurgeon Road.
27 February
Broad Green & Waddon
Salvation Army Citadel, Booth Road off Roman Way.
6 March
Coulsdon East, Woodcote & Coulsdon West
Coulsdon College, Placehouse Lane, Old Coulsdon.
19 March
Purley & Kenley
Christchurch Hall, 861-863 Brighton Road, Purley.
20 March tbc
Fairfield, Heathfield, Monks Orchard & Spring Park
John Ruskin College, Selsdon Park Road.
All meetings start at 7.30pm.
More detailed information on the work and composition of Croydon's neighbourhood partnerships and a schedule of future meetings can be seen on Croydon Council web site or ring 020 8686 4433 xt 2564.
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