Local Elections
Local elections will take place on Thursday 7 May 2026 to elect new local councillors in the borough.
A deputation is a formal request by a group of residents or community groups to speak at a public council meeting about a matter which is on the published agenda.
If you would like to present a deputation to a Council meeting, your deputation must:
There are different arrangements for the Planning Committee and Licensing Sub- Committee
After a deputation is received, the organiser of the deputation will be contacted with information about how the Council intends to respond.
You can present your deputation yourself at the meeting, or a spokesperson can do this on your behalf.
You or your spokesperson can speak to the deputation for up to four minutes at the meeting.
If more than one similar request to speak is received on the same subject, then the residents will be asked to nominate a representative from amongst them to speak on their behalf. If the residents are unable to nominate a single speaker, then the four minute time limit will be divided between the number of speakers.
The published minutes of the meeting will record your name and the group or organisation you represent, but will not record the detailed substance of your speech.
Further information about the deputations can be found within the Council's Constitution (Section 4, Part 2, 10)
You can find dates of future Council meetings on the meeting calendar.
For more information, you can contact Committee Services by email, committee.services@sutton.gov.uk or call 020 8770 4990.
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