With the sale of new petrol and diesel cars banned from 2030, we are committed to supporting Sutton’s residents as they switch to electric vehicles (EV). As part of this commitment, we are working to increase the number of EV charging points across the borough and are asking for your views on possible locations for new points.
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We are conducting a statutory consultation on EV charging bays to be installed and operated by Source London and we are asking for your...More
With the sale of new petrol and diesel cars banned from 2030, we are committed to supporting Sutton’s residents as they switch to electric vehicles (EV). As part of this commitment, we are working to increase the number of EV charging points across the borough and are asking for your views on possible locations for new points.
About this Survey
We are conducting a statutory consultation on EV charging bays to be installed and operated by Source London and we are asking for your...More
The Council has received feedback from members of the public and from ward councillors who are concerned about the lack of visibility and the reduced sight lines* for traffic pulling out of Chaucer Road at the junction with Collingwood Road. In order to address this issue, we are considering making changes to the current road design. These changes would include introducing new hatch markings on each side of Chaucer Road in line with existing residents parking bays in Collingwood Road and...More
As part of the Ambitious for SEND Programme, Sutton Council is currently reviewing the support, services and interventions that are available for children under 5 years old across the local area.
We want to hear the views of parents and carers with children under 5 years of age who have or may have a special educational need or disability (SEND), or where parents and carers have a concern about their child’s development and / or learning.
We would like to find out what support...More
Sutton is one of the greenest and safest boroughs in London. We are ambitious about making more improvements, so that the borough has even more to offer its residents, visitors, businesses and communities.
Sutton Council is looking to explore ways that we can reduce pollution, promote healthier modes of transport and generally make our streets safer and cleaner for the Butter Hill neighbourhood. The quality of the physical environment is a key priority for Sutton residents and this...More
Sutton is one of the greenest and safest boroughs in London. We are ambitious about making more improvements, so that the borough has even more to offer its residents, visitors, businesses and communities.
Sutton Council is looking to explore ways that we can reduce pollution, promote healthier modes of transport and generally make our streets safer and cleaner for the Worcester Park neighbourhood. The quality of the physical environment is a key priority for Sutton residents and...More
A review of newspapers and magazines is being undertaken by Sutton Council's Cultural Services in order to better understand how they should be offered in the future. This survey forms part of a review and will open on Monday 15 November and close on Friday 10th December 2021 at midnight.
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The Council and South West London Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) want to find out what people think about the draft Learning Disability Strategy for Sutton . The Strategy covers the next five years and will look at how we improve and broaden the services and support we currently offer to make sure we give people the best possible outcomes.
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Smart litter bin technology enables us to remotely monitor how full individual litter bins are. There are two types of smart bins being trialed in Sutton;
1. Fill level sensors fitted to existing and new bins - a small wireless device is placed on the underside of the top of the bin. This device provides continuous monitoring and allows us to keep an eye on fill level, and when emptying is required.
2. Compactor bins like the ones installed in Sutton High Street in summer 2019....More
Smart litter bin technology enables us to remotely monitor how full individual litter bins are. There are two types of smart bins being trialed in Sutton;
1. Fill level sensors fitted to existing and new bins - a small wireless device is placed on the underside of the top of the bin. This device provides continuous monitoring and allows us to keep an eye on fill level, and when emptying is required.
2. Compactor bins like the ones installed in Sutton High Street in summer 2019....More
The pandemic has demonstrated the strength of community spirit in our borough and that bodes really well for the future.
However, we know that the Covid-19 crisis has been long and painful for many people. Lockdown has changed our lives forever.
We now have an opportunity to reshape our borough, including how we work, how we move around, how we shop and how we relax and have fun.
Share your thoughts and shape Sutton's recovery.
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W e know that the Covid-19 crisis has been long and painful for many businesses and residents. Lockdown has changed our lives forever.
We now have an opportunity to reshape our borough, including how we work, how we move around, how we shop and how we relax and have fun.
Why we are consulting
We want to understand how Covid-19 affected your business and how you would like us - Sutton Council and our partners - to improve things for you as we move forward.
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What is the Neighbourhood Fund?
When developers create new housing, flats or retail space in Sutton they pay a levy to the Council. This money is to improve infrastructure within the borough, with a portion of this used specifically to improve local areas in consultation with residents, in Sutton we call this the Neighbourhood Fund . Neighbourhood Fund Projects should help address the demands which development can place on local areas.
This funding is not to be confused with...More
We are developing our children and young people’s therapy services in Sutton, focusing on Speech and Language Therapy and Occupational Therapy.
We want to strengthen what works, as well as identifying ways to do things differently, to best meet the outcomes of children and young people in the Borough.
These services support over 2,000 children and young people in Sutton, and we want to hear from young people and parents about what our future model could look like.
If you are...More
Please note, for Carshalton South and Clockhouse ward, the correct polling station for polling district PC is Hillcrest Hall, not Beddington Infants' School (as stated in the consultation).
We would like to hear your views about proposed changes to polling districts and polling stations for wards within the London Borough of Sutton.
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In a national effort to build back better from COVID-19, the government wants to create a stronger, safer and fairer society in which everyone is treated with dignity and respect.
In a major change to statutory guidance in England, the government wants to make it compulsory to include a Changing Places toilets in new, publicly accessible buildings – but the government wants to go much further.
In July, the government announced £30 million to help local authorities to work with...More
What is the GreenSpace project?
In 2019 Sutton Council declared a Climate Emergency, and we need to take urgent action to reduce the impact of climate change on our physical environment. The Covid-19 pandemic has increased social isolation and highlighted a lack of access to green outdoor space, nature and biodiversity, even in a green borough like Sutton.
The GreenSpace project will create a new, or enhance an existing, small area of green space in the borough. This will help to...More
Robin Hood Lane – Collingwood Road is a route for pedestrians attending schools and community centres in the area. The traffic flow on the route is busy and continuous. The route is part of the road network that provides access to Sutton town centre. Ward councillors, residents and school parents have raised concerns about road safety on this route.
The proposals include:
zebra crossings,
new islands,
enlarging of an existing island and
introducing a 20mph speed...More
The Council had received concerns from ward councillors and members of the public regarding traffic safety and the difficulty of manoeuvring at High Street junction with Oakhill Road.
Funding from Transport for London (TfL) has been allocated under the Local Implementation Plan (LIP) programme to investigate, design and consult on proposed schemes during 2020/21.
The outline design has been completed and safety audited for the purpose of consultation as shown on the plan below. The...More
Sutton Council has received road safety concerns from ward councillors and members of the public on Stanley Park Road and Beeches Avenue. There were twelve accidents recorded on Stanley Park Road between Boundary Road and Beeches Avenue in the last three years between 1 January 2018 and 31 December 2020, two of which were serious accidents and the remaining were slights. There was only one slight accident recorded in Beeches Avenue in the same period.
Funding has...More
The Council has regularly received concerns from ward councillors and members of the public regarding excessive traffic speed and road safety along Westmead Road. The road is a busy borough local distributor route linking Carshalton to Sutton.
There were six accidents recorded on Westmead Road in the last three years between 1 January 2018 and 31 December 2020. Four of these accidents took place in Westmead Road close to the junction with Browning Avenue, one...More
The Council have received concerns from ward councillors and members of the public regarding the difficulty to cross North Street in the vicinity of Carshalton College.
Funding from Transport for London (TfL) has been allocated under the Local Implementation Plan (LIP) programme to investigate, design and consult on this scheme during 2020/21.
The outline design of the zebra crossing has been completed and safety audited for the purpose of consultation. The proposed zebra crossing...More
We are seeking views on the draft Statement of Licensing Policy and Principles under the Gambling Act 2005 as we update our policy which sets out how we regulate and licence businesses. This includes those that offer:
Betting - making or accepting a bet on the outcome of a race, competition, or any other event;
Bingo - including cash and prize bingo;
Use of gaming machines in gaming centres and amusement arcades, pubs and clubs; and
Lotteries,...More
Sutton Council’s Cultural Services (SCCS) are in the process of assessing the viability of loaning mobile devices such as tablets to residents. This is so they can more easily access the digital resources that SCCS offers both within library buildings and for residents to access from their own homes.
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Sutton Council is committed to making the streets outside our schools safer and healthier for our children.
The proposed pedestrian and cycle zone (School Street) in your area would help make the road safer and calmer for pupils at school start and finish times, reinforcing the principles of ‘school keep clears’ and encouraging more sustainable modes of transport to and from school.
This is a statutory process for Bandon Hill, Wood Field and Oak Field Primary Schools which...More
Sutton Council is committed to making the streets outside our schools safer and healthier for our children.
The proposed pedestrian and cycle zone (School Street) in your area would help make the road safer and calmer for pupils at school start and finish times, reinforcing the principles of ‘school keep clears’ and encouraging more sustainable modes of transport to and from school.
This is a statutory process for All Saints Carshalton Church of England Primary School which...More
Sutton Council is committed to making the streets outside our schools safer and healthier for our children.
The proposed pedestrian and cycle zone (School Street) in your area would help make the road safer and calmer for pupils at school start and finish times, reinforcing the principles of ‘school keep clears’ and encouraging more sustainable modes of transport to and from school.
This is a statutory process for Cheam Common Junior and Infants Academy which commences Thursday...More
Sutton Council is committed to making the streets outside our schools safer and healthier for our children.
The proposed pedestrian and cycle zone (School Street) in your area would help make the road safer and calmer for pupils at school start and finish times, reinforcing the principles of ‘school keep clears’ and encouraging more sustainable modes of transport to and from school.
This is a statutory process for Robin Hood Junior School which commences Thursday 8 July 2021 and...More
Sutton Council is committed to making the streets outside our schools safer and healthier for our children.
The proposed pedestrian and cycle zone (School Street) in your area would help make the road safer and calmer for pupils at school start and finish times, reinforcing the principles of ‘school keep clears’ and encouraging more sustainable modes of transport to and from school.
This is a statutory process for Carshalton Boys Sports College which commences Thursday 8 July...More
Sutton Council is committed to making the streets outside our schools safer and healthier for our children.
The proposed pedestrian and cycle zone (School Street) in your area would help make the road safer and calmer for pupils at school start and finish times, reinforcing the principles of ‘school keep clears’ and encouraging more sustainable modes of transport to and from school.
This is a statutory process for Cheam Fields Primary Academy which commences Thursday 8 July 2021...More