Jeet Bains

Addiscombe East
Cabinet Member for Planning and Regeneration

Jeet Bains is your Councillor in Addiscombe East ward where he has lived for more than thirty years. Jeet has been a Councillor in Croydon since 2010 and takes a keen interest in helping local residents and businesses with any issues they have. Jeet is the Cabinet Member for Planning and Regeneration and has been a member of Scrutiny, Licensing and Pensions committees, as well as being the shadow Chair of the General Purposes and Audit Committee. By profession he is a management consultant, having helped organisations all over the world. Jeet's expertise in ensuring that the Council is run well is an invaluable asset. Please get in touch if you are a local resident or business - we will do all we can to help you.

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Jason Perry

Jason Perry

Mayor of Croydon
Leader of the Conservative Group, Croydon Council
Jason Perry is the Directly Elected Executive Mayor of Croydon. He lives in South Croydon and previously served as a Croydon Councillor since 1994.

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Addiscombe

Addiscombe is split into two wards for elections to Croydon Council, Addiscombe East and Addiscombe West. Please see the relevant page for your ward here.  

Addiscombe East

Councillor Jeet Bains and the Addiscombe East Conservatives are working hard for you, all year round. From Blackhorse Lane to Addiscombe Road, they're fighting to make your voices heard at the Town Hall.

Cabinet

The Mayor of Croydon, Jason Perry, appoints a Cabinet. Please find more information about our current Cabinet here.

Our Plan for Addiscombe East!

1. We'll always listen to local people For years Croydon's Labour-run Council has taken our community for granted. The needs and views of local people have been ignored for far too long. We will listen to what local residents are saying.

News

Transforming the Whitgift Centre, Centrale and Allders – give your view

Back in February, Croydon’s Planning Committee endorsed the Masterplan Framework for the town centre, reaching a significant milestone in the regeneration of the town centre.The developers, Unibail Rodamco Westfield (URW), have set out their principles to transform the North End Quarter into a thriv

Disgraced ex-Leader Tony Newman allowed back into Croydon Labour

Tony Newman - under whose leadership Croydon Council went bankrupt - is allowed back into Croydon Labour after his suspension was reportedly lifted earlier this month.What's more, it has been revealed that their Mayoral candidate is a Newman campaigner and supporter.Croydon Labour haven’t changed.

Crystal Palace Business Christmas Event

This evening Mayor Perry, Cabinet Member for business Cllr Jeet Bains and myself attended the Crystal Palace business Christmas event.  As a local myself, I was very pleased to attend, and I was happy to see how passionate and thriving they are for a local highstreet.

Thornton Heath Community Action Team Walkaround

Cllr Jeet Bains and myself went on a walkaround this afternoon with the fantastic Thornton Heath community group.  Thornton Heath's reputation locally and nationally is normally negative, this group really want to change that for the better.

The Intensification of Croydon: People raise their Voice


Dear all,   Here is an update on Croydon Council’s proposed Local Plan, in which they seek to massively increase the number of properties through “Intensification” (their own description).   Labour-led Croydon Council rushed out a consultation on 6th January to seek comments from

Croydon Conservatives take a look inside the closed Purley Pool!

Over the weekend, Cllr Simon Brew & Shadow Cabinet Member Jeet Bains visited Purley Pool, which has been closed by Croydon's failing Labour Council. We were shown around by managers from GLL, the company that runs the site, as well as an ex-General Manager of Purley Pool.

Inside the closed (but re-openable) Purley Leisure centre

Purely for interest and to keep memories alive, here are some photos I took while a small group was being shown round the closed leisure centre building yesterday The photos show:  The empty pool One of three air-handling units which need replacing  A poignant reminder of the day whe