Love Clean Streets app
Croydon Council's Street and Environment Scrutiny Subcommittee is reviewing the Love Clean Streets app to strengthen environmental enforcement.
Croydon Council's Street and Environment Scrutiny Subcommittee suggested a review of the Love Clean Streets app in July 2026. This forms part of the council's intensified efforts to tackle fly-tipping and abandoned vehicles, with the subcommittee highlighting the need for multiple sessions on the issue. Councillor Alistair Stewart, Cabinet Member for Streets and Enforcement, confirmed a zero-tolerance approach to environmental enforcement.
The Love Clean Streets app is used by Croydon Council to receive reports of environmental issues and identify fly-tipping hotspots. Croydon Council has been strengthening its environmental enforcement since March 2026, introducing measures such as enhanced CCTV surveillance and a dedicated dump busters webpage to tackle unmanaged waste and other environmental crimes.
Key facts
- Croydon's Street and Environment Scrutiny Subcommittee suggested a review of the Love Clean Streets app in July 2026. Source
- Croydon Council is intensifying efforts to tackle fly-tipping and abandoned vehicles. Source
- Councillor Alistair Stewart confirmed a zero-tolerance approach to environmental enforcement in July 2026. Source
- Croydon Council introduced new enforcement measures against environmental crime in March 2026. Source
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