Tony Pearson

New Addington South
Deputy Cabinet Member for Regulatory Services

Tony has been active locally for many years and was the Conservative Candidate for New Addington in 2006 before serving as New Addington Councillor from May 2010 to 2014. He is married to Maria and lives in Queen Elizabeth's Drive, New Addington. His family have always had links with New Addington, with many members of his extended family still living in the area. He is a former Commanding Officer of the local NTC unit and was also Chair of Governors at Selsdon High, Vice Chair of Governors at Rowdown Primary School. Tony is a former member of the Reguar Army and supports Help for Heroes and SSAFA, and is a former Chairman of New Addington Royal British Legion. Tony has worked in Funeral Services as Operations Manager for a national Funeral Company, and is now Funeral Arranger and Conductor for a local family run funeral company and am based in New Addington.

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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.
Lara Fish

Lara Fish

New Addington South
Deputy Cabinet Member for Customer Service
Constituency Officer (Croydon East)
I am proud to have called New Addington my home for the last 15 years. My husband has been here for 40 and his family since the new estate was built. I love the sense of community here. This is our own little town and I’m really proud of it.

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Deputy Cabinet Members

Our Deputy Cabinet Members support the Cabinet members in the work they do across the borough. Find out more about them here!

New Addington

We're hard at work across New Addington, trying to help you and leading the fight against the Council's developer Brick by Brick. New Addington is split in two for council elections - those in the Fieldway estate and surrounding areas north of King Henry's Drive are in New Addington North, whilst t

New Addington South

Lara Fish & Tony Pearson are your local Councillors for New Addington South. We've lived in Addo for decades. As your Councillors, we will stand up for our community by protecting our green spaces and helping to fix Croydon's finances. If you need to get in touch, please email

News

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.

Opening of Men's Shed in Monks Hill

A great pleasure to be at the opening of the Men's Shed at St Francis church in Monks Hill. We had the company of both of our Mayor's who cut the tape to declare the men's shed open. Simultaneously there was the launch of cooking lessons.

Mayor's Question Time - New Addington

The next Mayor's Question Time will be held in New Addington. Residents will have the opportunity to ask me about local issues and his priorities for the borough. The event is being held on Tuesday 30 January at 6.30pm at New Addington Community Centre, 88 Central Parade, CR0 OJB.

Coronation Evensong at Croydon Minster

Croydon Minster held a Choral Evensong yesterday to mark the Coronation of King Charles III. The choir sounded amazing as they sang Parry's setting of words from Psalm 122, filling the Minster with the acclamations "Vivat Regina Camilla!

Local Cadets Affiliate to Royal British Legion

Tony Pearson was pleased to attend 145 Detachment Army Cadet Force  in New Addington, in his role as Chairman of the New Addington Royal British Legion, to mark the Unit's affiliation to their local Royal British Legion.  145 Detachment became the first ACF Unit in the London South West Re

Environmental Op in New Addington

Yesterday, Thursday 3rd April, I met teams for the briefing of Croydon Council's latest operation targetting the state of our streets.  Previous Ops in Thornton Heath and Norbury have been very successful and I asked that one be carried out in New Addington because of the concerns being raised