Help shape the future of Rosehill

Sutton Council plans to focus on projects in Rosehill over the next two years, and will decide which projects to support after seeking and listening to local people’s views on what changes they would most like to see. 

The Rosehill Renewal team will be listening to residents’ views and sharing information on how to get more involved in community projects at the following times and locations:

-24 January 4-7pm,

David Weir Leisure Centre, SM5 1SL

-30 January 9.30am-1pm,

Rosehill Costa Coffee, SM5 1AG

-1 February 9.30am-1pm,

Rosehill Costa Coffee, SM5 1AG

-11 February 10am-2pm,

Circle Library, SM5 1JJ

Residents, businesses and partners are also able to share their views by filling in an online survey, calling the Council on 020 8770 5000 or writing to: 

London Borough of Sutton

Freepost CN2117

Communications and Engagement Team,

Civic Offices, 

St Nicholas Way

Sutton,

SM1 1BR

Councillor Jayne McCoy, Chair of Housing, Economy and Business Committee said:

“People in Rosehill and St Helier are rightly proud of their area and the local culture and community. These events are an opportunity for residents to discuss what changes we think would lead to the biggest improvements for our community. 

“It might be that people want to expand existing projects like the St Helier and Tweedale community orchard, revive and reinvigorate a local tradition like the Rosehill market or start something entirely new - the canvas is blank and ready to be brought to life with local ideas and visions. We have ambitious plans and I’m sure residents do too. I encourage anyone with an idea - no matter how big or small - to share it.”

Following previous engagement with local people, the Council has already committed to improving making some changes in the area, including:

-Stavordale Road will be made a 20mph road (agreed through St Helier, The Wrythe and Wandle Valley Local Committee)

-Junction improvement at Wrythe Lane and Tweedale Road (agreed through St Helier, The Wrythe and Wandle Valley Local Committee) 

-Planning permission has been given for the Wrythe Lane garage and Assembly Walk sites and work to build new housing is expected to start by late 2020

-Rent-free lease of Hill House to Community Action Sutton to secure long-term community use of the site