The Forum represents stakeholders in the private, public and third sectors wishing to realise Croydon's regeneration and renewal. Its aims are to promote Croydon as a location in which to invest, live and work and to influence policy for the benefit of Croydon borough.
It meets three times a year and specifically focuses on improving communications about developments taking place in the town centre. If you would like to know more email info@developcroydon.com
Croydon Commitment provides a valuable brokerage service between the commercial sector, local charities and voluntary groups with the aim of helping the local community. Croydon BID is a founding partner of the In Croydon 4 Croydon initiative. For details on how your business can support the cause, visit Croydon Commitment
The Group meets quarterly to consider the challenges faced by the borough and how these might be jointly met
Led by Croydon Council, the group is formed by key agencies including Croydon Metropolitan Police Service, London Fire Brigade, London Ambulance Service, British Transport Police and others.
Its members include the CEO and Cabinet Members of Croydon Council, Croydon BID, Croydon College, Croydon BME Forum, Croydon Metropolitan Police and Croydon Voluntary Action who meet to consider all areas of local government.
Funded by the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime, it aims to give the local community a voice on safety and policing issues and hold the Police and its partners to account. Croydon BID represents the views and opinions of the town centre business community at all Safer Neighbourhood Board meetings.
It meets on a monthly basis and includes representatives from various Council departments, the Safer Croydon Partnership, Metropolitan Police, London Fire Brigade, Croydon BID and other agencies.
A Council-led initiative, it meets quarterly to discuss issues ranging from anti-social behaviour to theft, stock loss, domestic abuse and street drinking and begging. Members include the Metropolitan Police, London Fire Brigade, Probation Service and Croydon BID.
Led by Croydon Council and administered by Croydon BID, NEAG's members meet monthly and include representatives from the town's two main shopping centres as well as retailers and the Whitgift Foundation to oversee North End Activities.
Its membership embraces the public, private, third and voluntary sectors and discussions range from economic regeneration to domestic abuse and employment and skills.
It meets on a monthly basis and members include senior representatives from Croydon Council, Croydon BID, the Whitgift Centre and developers Hammerson and Westfield.
The meetings are attended by Croydon BID's Business Crime Reduction Manager, the Metropolitan Police, representatives from various Council services and drug and outreach charities.
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