#Croydon - let’s not delay! It’s time for action to tackle toxic air. Let’s explore an Ultra Low Emission Zone for OUR city (Croydon) https://t.co/tYks1FFUhY
Today was a landmark case, a 7 year fight has resulted in air pollution being recognised on Ella’s death certificate. Hopefully this will mean mean many more children’s lives being saved. Thank you everyone for your continued support.
This is devastating news and highlights the importance of our green recovery campaign. What actions can we take to prevent further deaths? https://t.co/IsXdr7BxuE
Hi all, with the news that the council has gone bankrupt, what’s the future of our parks and green spaces? What do you think should happen next? What does a green recovery look like now? #croydon#GreenRecovery
Love cycling and live in Croydon or any of these boroughs? Check out the cycle buddy buddy scheme and sign up using the link below!🚲 #croydon#GreenRecovery https://t.co/Xwf0ufXJdq
Pallet Painting for the new compost bins at The Rec Community Garden..you can have compost bins in any colour you want...as long as it is green...great progress being made...volunteers really making a difference...and, a visit from Zoe from @GoodGym Croydon..😀 #Action#Rembrandt
More spots of beauty and variety seen when walking along Brigstock Rd, CR7. It would be so good if more people could add some plants or trees.@THCAT1@THeathChronicle@RecoveryCroydon
Well done @SustransLondon@CroydonLiving@ProfMCarmona from @BartlettUCL facilitating discussions on how we learn from covid to develop neighbourhoods that are resilient & meet the needs of healthier ways of living, incl. in #Croydon.
Huge thank you to everyone involved in getting this great plaque installed & unveiled just now at the Concert Bowl in CP Park. Artistes like Bob Marley can bring our community together. Looking forward having music back in our park in 2021 @CrystalPalacePK
A few of @AddiscombePark friends this afternoon following another good Sunday work day, which amongst lots of tasks, saw the bank by the Community Garden cleared and cut back.
Seeing kids on London’s new segregated cycle ways makes me smile. I know change isn’t easy - and some people will always disagree - but enabling people, and families, to cycle safely is an inherently good thing.
Did you know that 65% of people walked regularly in lockdown to improve their mood? 🧠
Walking can relieve stress, anxiety and depression. ❤️
Here’s why walking is so good for our wellbeing. 🍎
👉https://t.co/RHPrXBb1dk
#WorldMentalHealthDay