Croydon College - Future

Future

Further information: Croydon Vision 2020

There have been plans to redevelop the area around Croydon College. These have been part of Croydon Vision 2020 and have also featured in the Croydon Plan and Croydon Expo. It includes plans to provide an easily accessible pedestrian link between East Croydon station and the Fairfield College site. The north east corner of the area around the college site is an integral part of this pedestrian movement route and should form a major piece of public realm. The creation of a public route across the site linking College Road and Fairfield Gardens is of particular importance for the occupiers of the proposed residential development, many of which are to be using East Croydon on a frequent basis. Future access arrangements should also minimise the impact on the new pedestrian link.

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