Transport for London (TfL) have proposed cuts to bus services in Croydon town centre.

Under the proposals, several bus routes will no longer run through the town centre forcing passengers to change buses to reach their destination.

Croydon Liberal Democrat members and supporters joined 700,000 people marching in London, all calling for a People's Vote on the final Brexit deal. The march brought together people from all backgrounds and from all across the UK, and comes at a time that polls are showing increasing levels of dissatisfaction amongst the public with the Brexit process.

Everyone deserves the opportunity to work hard and build a good life for themselves, their family and their community. Everyone deserves to be paid a fair wage, to afford a home and to be able to use good public services. But for many, that’s not the reality today.

Under the Conservatives, children's chances are now too often determined by household income. Now it seems that 'Pupil Premium' funding introduced by the Liberal Democrats for schools that teach the most disadvantaged children is under threat from Universal Credit.

It's clear that Croydon residents are far from satisfied by the way the Brexit process is being handled by the Tories.

An overwhelming majority of passers-by in Croydon last Saturday thought that Brexit would be bad for the economy and bad for the NHS, and that the public should get the final say on any Brexit deal (or no deal!). You can see some of that support on our 'Brexitometer' in the picture above.

Local Liberal Democrat campaigners will be out in Croydon today asking you to join our campaign against Brexit in Croydon.

A new report by the Education Policy Institute shows that the number of teachers is reaching critically low levels. 'We are sleepwalking into a teaching crisis,' says Layla Moran MP, Liberal Democrat spokesperson for Education, Science and Young People, herself a former physics teacher.

Labour controlled Croydon Council are selling public land, ‘Brick by Brick’.

Council-owned property in Hermitage Road to be repaired at last and used once more as much needed housing

Oxford Road Site, once council housing for the vulnerable homeless, to be redeveloped and sold off into private ownership after laying empty for nine months following controversial transfer to Brick By Brick, Labour-controlled Croydon Council's 'arms length' development company. 

Crystal Palace and Upper Norwood Candidates Chris Jordan & Claire Bonham at the Oxford Road site