Sutton Mental Health Foundation - free wellbeing phone line
Sutton Scene column from Councillor Marian James, Chair of Sutton Council's People Committee
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Council to propose removing barriers at all low traffic schemes
Sutton Council is proposing to use cameras at all its trial low traffic area schemes following feedback from the borough’s emergency services and resident concerns about emergency service access.
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Power Failure at New Mill Quarter in Hackbridge
Following a further power outage earlier today at New Mill Quarter in Hackbridge, the Council has requested an urgent meeting with the site developer, Barratts.
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Holocaust Memorial Day 2021
You are all invited to join us in marking Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD) 2021 on Wednesday 27 January.
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Power outage at New Mill Quarter - update
Following a power outage earlier today at New Mill Quarter, the Council worked to ensure that the developer, Barratts, sent their emergency team to work on the problem this evening.
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COVID-19 Stories from the Sutton community
The past year has brought challenges, loss and uncertainty to many across Sutton. It has also seen people and organisations across Sutton step up to support one another and the community.
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Council to remove trial cycle paths in Sutton Town Centre
Sutton Council will remove the pop-up cycle lanes in Throwley Way and St Nicholas Way on 15 January and reinstate the traffic lanes for use by motor vehicles.
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Have your say on transport choices in Sutton
Sutton Council is inviting all those who live, work or study in the borough to have their say on ambitious plans to give more transport choices locally.
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Sutton Wellbeing Line launched to support those in need
Sutton Council is proudly supporting Sutton Mental Health Foundation (SMHF) to deliver a free phone service for those in need of support within the borough.
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Sutton Parent Carers Forum support for families in 2021
SPCF has a number of events planned for the Spring Term of 2021
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Sutton Scene - Leader of the Council Column
Councillor Ruth Dombey's column from our Sutton Scene newsletter, Friday 8 January.
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The Helping Children Early Network Event
Do you work for children and families in Sutton? If so, please come to our first virtual Helping Children Early Network Event on Wednesday 27 January, 3.30 – 4.45pm.
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How to use less energy and save money
Utility bills can soar in the winter, especially now most of us are working from home. Here are some easy ways to save energy, save money and reduce your environmental impact.
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Volunteers and staff step up to make Christmas special for Care Leavers in Sutton
The Christmas Day Dinner is an annual project founded by the poet Lemn Sissay MBE for communities to provide an amazing Christmas Day for care leavers.
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Recognition for Sutton’s college Principals in New Year Honours list.
Sutton Council is extremely proud to share the fantastic news that two Principals from local colleges have been recognised in the Queen’s recent New Year Honours list.
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Sutton Council tenants to get water charges refund
Following a recent Court of Appeal judgement, some Sutton Council tenants will get a refund of the commission paid by water companies to the Council for collecting water and sewage charges.
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Sutton schools bring Christmas cheer to local care homes
Sutton Council has worked with local schools to bring some Christmas cheer to the staff and residents of the borough’s care homes.
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We saw Sutton step up before and now we need to once again.
Following the announcement that Sutton will move into Tier 4 restrictions, the Leader of the Council, Ruth Dombey, said:
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This is serious – deadly serious.
Councillor Ruth Dombey, Leader of Sutton Council
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Ditch food waste, not festive cheer
Fed up of surplus sprouts and lurking leftovers at Christmas? Here are some top tips for a greener and cheaper festive feast.
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Sutton’s COVID-19 infection rate is rising rapidly
A letter to Sutton residents from Cllr Ruth Dombey
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Real Christmas tree collection 2021
Real Christmas trees will be collected from households and flats in Sutton over a two-week period from Monday 18 January 2021.
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Sutton Council to invest additional funding for schools to support pupils with SEND
The new scheme forms part of ambitious plans to further strengthen provision for our children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities in the Borough.
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Greener gifts for a low-carbon Christmas
Reducing your Christmas carbon footprint doesn’t mean being a Scrooge – there are plenty of options for giving which don’t cost the earth.
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Celebrating Sutton’s Community Spirit
Sutton Scene column, Cllr Marian James, Chair of Sutton Council People Committee
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Sutton’s Museums and Heritage Houses spread Christmas joy
Experience the magic of Whitehall Historic House and Honeywood Museum with Fun Family Trails
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Sutton Council continues to support children to receive Free School Meals during the winter period
Sutton Council will ensure children don’t go hungry over the school winter holiday period by providing support for families whose children go to Sutton schools and are eligible for Free School Meals.
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Changes to recycling and waste collections during Christmas and New Year
Recycling and waste collections in Sutton will change over the Christmas and New Year period and may take place up to four days later than usual for some collection rounds/households.
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Sutton Council Children’s Services spread Christmas cheer
The Council has committed to making Christmas a special time for the Borough’s most vulnerable children and young people
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Sutton Scene - Deputy Leader of the Council Column
I hope you and your family have stayed safe during this difficult second lockdown. As some restrictions have been lifted this week and we have moved back to Tier 2, it’s important to keep protecting yourself and others. Covid-19 hasn’t gone away and we need to stay vigilant.