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Sutton Council has today (22 August 2025) written to the Government and the Environment Agency renewing its demand that the application by Viridor to expand the amount of waste treated at the Beddington Energy Recovery Facility is refused.

GCSE students across Sutton have once again delivered a set of excellent exam results that continue a steady rise in outstanding achievement.

Sutton's A-level and B-Tech students are on track to continue the borough's strong tradition of exam performance, with early results indicating they will again surpass national averages.

Sutton Council and Veolia launch a new campaign that recognises the team effort required to keep the borough looking its best. The campaign, which features residents and staff, aims to highlight the new investment the Council is making in street cleaning services and how residents can get involved too. 

Sutton Council has launched a new community grant that will help to tackle homelessness and improve health and wellbeing. The Prevention Pilot Grant will fund projects run by the local charity, community, and faith sector aimed at reducing homelessness or reducing the demand for adult social care services.

Sutton Councillors have unanimously agreed a series of measures to support residents living with Parkinson’s disease and to increase public awareness of the condition.

Chalk Gardens will transform one of Sutton’s most important town centre sites into a thriving new neighbourhood.

Sutton Council has been awarded an overall “Good” judgement by Ofsted following its recent inspection of its Children’s Services. 

Get ready to celebrate the 2025 Sutton Community Awards! Every year, we shine a spotlight on the incredible passion, resilience, and commitment of individuals and groups who are truly making a difference right here in Sutton.

Residents in Sutton should be on the look-out for scam text messages about an outstanding parking fine - also known as a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN).

Sutton Council and Friends of Parks groups are celebrating this week after receiving a record thirteen Green Flag Awards covering thirty-two parks in the borough.

The two stone eagles that were part of the original Beech Tree Place in Sutton town centre will be returning home early in August.