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Croydon review finds officers ‘did not assert their powers’ Croydon LBC’s statutory officers were inexperienced and “did not assert their powers” against an “inner circle” of the former leader and cabinet members, the government’s rapid review into the council has found. Published this afternoon, the review warns there is “no credible alternative” to the £150m capitalisation direction the council is seeking to bring its books back into balance this year and next, although it acknowledges the scale of recent governance failures at the south London borough mean this would n...

Croydon Town Hall. The council could hold a borough-wide vote on introducing elected mayors to the local government model this May. Croydon Council has been told by the Government to hold a referendum for a directly-elected mayor in May. The council previously announced that it would hold the vote on changing the way the authority is run this autumn. But yesterday (Tuesday, January 19) Luke Hall, minister for regional growth and local government, wrote to council leader Hamida Ali saying the referendum can be held on May 6 – the same date as the London Mayor and GLA elections. In th...

Mar 5, 2021 8:51 AM As the call for scrapping the Digital Security Act grows after the death in jail of writer Mushtaq Ahmed, Information Minister Hasan Mahmud says repealing the law will mean other laws have to be scrapped as well when people arrested under those laws die. Are you satisfied with his argument? Yes - 54%

Mar 5, 2021 8:51 AM As the call for scrapping the Digital Security Act grows after the death in jail of writer Mushtaq Ahmed, Information Minister Hasan Mahmud says repealing the law will mean other laws have to be scrapped as well when people arrested under those laws die. Are you satisfied with his argument? Yes - 54%