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Cleaner streets

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Croydon's Executive Mayor has prioritised cleaner streets for the next four years, with the Labour Group pledging to hold him accountable.

Croydon's Executive Mayor Jason Perry outlined 'cleaner streets' as a priority for the next four years in his annual statement in May 2026. The Labour Group, led by Councillor Stuart King, stated their intention to hold the Mayor accountable to ensure the council cleans up neighbourhoods.

The topic of cleaner streets concerns initiatives and policies aimed at improving the cleanliness of public spaces, including through street cleaning and waste management. This focus on public areas free from litter and pollution is a recurring theme in local council discussions.

Key facts

  1. Croydon's Executive Mayor Jason Perry outlined 'cleaner streets' as a priority in his May 2026 annual statement. Source
  2. Croydon's Labour Group pledged to hold the Mayor accountable on cleaning up neighbourhoods. Source
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