Jeet Bains

Addiscombe East
Shadow Cabinet Deputy for Homes and Gateway Services

Jeet Bains is a management consultant living in Croydon's Addiscombe East ward, where he has lived for nearly thirty years. Jeet has been a Councillor since 2010 and takes a keen interest in business and economic issues and is passionate about helping the people of Croydon. He has been a member of Scrutiny, Licensing and Planning committees, as well as being the shadow Chair of the General Purposes and Audit Committee. Jeet is very active in the important work of helping the people of Addiscombe East. 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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Shadow Cabinet Deputies

The Shadow Cabinet Deputies support our Shadow Cabinet members in the work they do across the borough. Find out more about them here!

Addiscombe East

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.

News

Tram works in Addiscombe East

Update from TfL below - please also see attached.

 

Good afternoon

 

I am writing to remind you of upcoming London Trams this week, and to share details of major work taking place during the school Easter holiday.

 

Brick by Brick and today's Sobering Croydon Budget

Tonight all Croydon Councillors will be called upon to vote on a budget put forward by the Labour administration that bankrupted our town. It will be a sober moment, one that calls for calm heads and puts the people of Croydon first.

Business Grants from the Government

The government has provided COVID-19 funding for businesses in the form of the Local Restrictions Support Grants (LRSG) and the Additional Restrictions Grants (ARG). The LRSG grants are for those businesses with an NNDR (business rates) account in their local authority area. 

Long term drain blockage on Addiscombe Road

There have been long running issues with blocked drains on Addiscombe Road, particularly near Beverley Hyrst. Croydon Council have come back to me with the following update:

 

Parking and Planning

Parking is always a tricky one. When the police have to be called on one neighbour versus another that's quite unfortunate.

At least two planning applications have been appealed to the Planning Inspector - helping residents to make representations.