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Some waste collection changes
Earlier this year, we launched our new street and waste cleaning contract with Veolia. The new service is designed to be more responsive, help residents recycle more and see improvements to street cleaning.
Sutton's Decade of Growth
More than four out of five Sutton residents say they feel proud to live in our local area, with the top reason given 'people are respectful and friendly’. 90% of us say their local area is a place where people from different backgrounds get on well.
Can you help orchards and trees branch out across Sutton?
Sutton is one of the greenest boroughs in London, but we can all help make it even greener by planting our own trees and fruit!
Inspiring Sutton resident waltzes into 100 years of being active
The Phoenix Centre in Sutton is celebrating one of its most inspiring members, Mrs Violet “Vi” Conroy, who has just turned 100 and is still taking to the dance floor every week.
Council announces plans for another 34 new council homes
Sutton Council has announced plans this week to deliver an extra 34 new council homes in Carshalton on a site that has stood empty for the last five years.
New cafe at Sutton Life Centre to provide training and work experience for people with SEND
Sutton Council and Nickel Support, a community interest company dedicated to supporting adults with learning disabilities, are joining forces once again to open a cafe at the Sutton Life Centre.
Pride and Unity. Our National Flag.
Leader of the Council makes statement on flag displays.
Unsafe Dolls Flooding the Market
Sutton Council's Trading Standards team is alerting residents to a rise in dangerous, counterfeit Labubu dolls.
Sutton Council demands incinerator expansion is refused after latest emissions breaches revealed
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Sutton GCSE Students Outperform National Results
GCSE students across Sutton have once again delivered a set of excellent exam results.
Sutton Students Set for Success After Excellent A-Level and B-Tech Results!
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.