Harrison Galliven
Local Democracy Reporter at MyLondon
Local Democracy Reporter for @myldn covering Croydon, Sutton and Merton John Schofield Trust Fellow 2025 Got a story? [email protected]
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1 week ago |
londonnewsonline.co.uk | Harrison Galliven |Yann Tear
By Harrison Galliven, Local Democracy ReporterA part-time DJ who attacked his former partner twice in the space of a few hours during a drink-fuelled outburst near his home in Croydon has been made subject to a year-long restraining order. Ryan Tutt, 44, now of Sweetwater Close, Guildford, also received a 12-month community order after the assaults left his ex bruised and shaken.
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londonnewsonline.co.uk | Harrison Galliven |Yann Tear
By Harrison Galliven, Local Democracy ReporterThere will be no overnight tram services this Saturday on key routes in and out of Croydon. Transport for London (TfL) has announced that tram routes between Croydon town centre and New Addington, Elmers End, and Beckenham Junction will cease temporarily from 8.30pm tomorrow until the early hours of Sunday. The disruption is due to scheduled track works, with notices only appearing across the network in the past 48 hours.
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londonnewsonline.co.uk | Harrison Galliven |Yann Tear
By Harrison Galliven, Local Democracy ReporterAn MP has blasted Croydon council’s handling of proposed youth service cuts, calling the lack of public consultation an ‘insult’ to the young people and families who depend on them. Croydon East MP Natasha Irons said the council’s approach shut out the very voices that should have been heard.
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londonnewsonline.co.uk | Harrison Galliven |Yann Tear
By Harrison Galliven, Local Democracy ReporterA small car park tucked behind West Croydon station has become a magnet for fly-tipping, rough sleeping, and open drug dealing, leaving residents and users saying they no longer feel safe. Despite an intensive clean by Croydon council’s town centre Task Force last year, the site once again has deteriorated. Fly-tipped items, human waste, and vermin are now part of the daily scene.
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bbc.co.uk | Harrison Galliven
Image source, Mitcham Cricket Green Community & HeritageImage caption, Merton's former "tree of the year" was to be the focal point of the new housing schemeLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceA 70-year old tree that was to be the focal point of a south London housing scheme may have to be felled due to the effect the development could have on it, according to a planning report.
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Started the week in Croydon Mags covering the case of part-time DJ Ryan Tutt He was made subject to a restraining order after his booze filled jealous streak led to him assaulting his former partner twice over the course of an evening #crime #london #croydon #domesticabuse
This is Ryan Tutt. His now ex-girlfriend dared to mention she'd been in a relationship previously, so he shoved her to the ground twice in the space of a few hours, and accused her of seeing someone else. @H_Galliven1 was at Croydon Mags' for this one https://t.co/Y31aF8NHHl
RT @NDIronsMP: I spoke to @MyLondon about Croydon Council’s failure to properly consult the public on the future of its youth engagement te…
RT @DavidAJComeau: Croydon has had its regulatory notice lifted by the Regulator of Social Housing. That essentially means they're out of t…