Sutton Central Library will be holding a fabulous new Saturday antiques fair on Saturday 7 October 2006.   The bright and spacious Europa Gallery will be the venue the first of a series of r...

With temperature still soaring you don't have to go far to cool off at the seaside next weekend. There's a fun beach party going on in Sutton town square on Sunday 6 August complete with sandy beac...

Sutton Council's 24-hour Safecall service recorded excellent results in a recent customer satisfaction survey.   Over 450 customers responded to the survey, which found 99% to be satisfied o...

Sutton Council celebrated ten years of promoting green initiatives amongst its staff last week.   Sutton was a pioneer in environmental protection and in 1996 Sutton became the first UK loca...

Sutton Council's Road Safety Unit is joining forces with The Royal Logistics Corp (Volunteers) to promote road safety among powered two wheeler users.   The event takes place on the ground f...

Sutton Library is bringing you an exhibition of award-winning art works by Geoff Grandfield, which illustrates works by novelists Raymond Chandler and Graham Greene.   It could be argued th...

Sutton Community Leisure and James Ayres, the Phoenix Active Pathways Officer, launched the Junior Summer Fitness Challenge at 4pm on Tuesday 18 July at Sutton's Phoenix Centre, Mollison Drive, Rou...

Sutton Council launched the Trees for Africa campaign on Saturday 8 July.   The campaign is being run for the third year by Alupro, the Aluminium Packaging Recycling Organisation.   ...

Minister for the Environment Ben Bradshaw has congratulated the London Borough of Sutton for its outstanding work in 'Waste and Recycling' at a recent conference in London.   The Improvem...

Sutton Council successfully prosecuted Paul Anthony Fox on three charges of fly tipping at Kingston Crown Court on Friday July 7.   Fox pleaded guilty to the offences and was sentenced to 20...

Sutton Council and the Metropolitan Police in Sutton have praised local licensees for successfully managing their premises during the World Cup and helping to keep the borough safe and crime-free. ...

Top celebrity dancers will join young DJs this weekend when the official world Salsa Champions link up with Youth FM in the town centre's Millennium Gardens on Saturday (July 22) from 10-2pm. &nbs...

Assets Recovery Agency (ARA) financial investigators, working in partnership with London Borough of Sutton Trading Standards (STS), have secured a Confiscation Order worth £68,000 against Sheila An...

The London boroughs of Merton and Sutton have joined forces to open an innovative 'property shop' to help residents in temporary accommodation or who are at risk of becoming homeless.   Hous...

If you go down to Honeywood Walk you're sure for a big surprise!   Honeywood Heritage Centre, Carshalton is holding a Bear Necessities Afternoon on Sunday 23 July from 2-5pm.   ...

Sutton Council beat off stiff competition from other London boroughs to win the bid for Transport for London's (TfLs) three-year 'Sustainable Town Centre' scheme.   This is the first time t...

Sutton youth sports teams made a great splash at the London Youth Games event held at Crystal Palace Sports Centre on 6 to 9 July.    Over 300 young athletes represented the borough in...

Crystal Palace Football Club hosted a very successful football day in Sutton town centre on Saturday.   Crowds of children and football fans entered competitions winning many prizes and give...

Sutton’s Reuse and Recycling Centre is now collecting unwanted mobile phones, printer toner cartridges and spectacles for recycling.   They will be reused following cleaning and refurbishmen...

Sutton Pathway clients put all hands on deck at the launch of Cafe Wednesday, when it was officially opened by the Mayor and Mayoress of Sutton, Richard and Susan Bailey, on 5 July 2006 in Cheam Vi...

Sutton Council's parks service is issuing an SOS to stop 80 new street trees from dying.   The continued drought has left the trees in urgent need of watering and Sutton's 1,000 Planet Pledg...

Sutton Council is warning residents to be on their guard against bogus charity clothes collections.   Many collections are run by businesses that collect the donations, given in good faith, ...

Sutton's red STOP sign pen was hailed as one of the top ten novelty pens on Capital Radio's breakfast show poll.   The pen has a red barrel that lights up when used and carries the inscripti...

This Saturday 8 July, Wallington Farmers' Market returns to the Old Town Hall gardens between 9am and 1.30pm.   With the hot weather set to continue, why not give the supermarket a miss this...

Blue Badge holders will no longer be able to park in residents' permit holder parking bays, in the Controlled Parking Zone from 1 August 2006.   If Blue Badge holders wish to use these bays ...

Sutton Council advises residents that work to relay gas mains start today in Cheam Common Road.   The works are expected to last for eight weeks and will take place about 80 metres beyond th...

Sutton High Street will soon be flourishing with splashes of red and pink drought-resistant geraniums in hanging flower baskets.   The new geraniums have been installed following consultatio...

Sutton town centre will host two eye-catching events on Saturday 8 July.   The Professional Football Association launched the Football in the Community programme back in 1986 and many teams,...

When Orchard Avenue Recreation Ground playground was threatened with closure, members of the community and local MP Tom Brake joined forces with councillors and council officers to ensure its futur...

Sutton Council was recently short-listed for two awards at the Good Communications Awards Ceremony on the 22 June at the Heathrow Marriott Hotel.   Sutton was one of the few councils selecte...

Sutton Youth Offending Team has joined a London-wide initiative to tackle the problems of working with young people offending across borough boundaries.   The Pan-London Protocol, which was...