Small shops are at the heart of the borough’s high streets and town centres. They offer diversity and choice and provide a really personal service to our community. Read more here and Support our Campaign

The London Borough of Sutton is spending £437 million of taxpayers’ money in 2009-10. Like the proverbial iceberg, many of the services are not always visible.

Many services affect everyone, others affect the most vulnerable in our society. Either way, they matter, contributing to the quality of life of every resident in Sutton. Read more and Have Your Say.

Support Your Local Favourite Shops!
Local Conservative Councillor Jonathan Pritchard is campaigning with fellow councillors Graham Whitham and Misdaq Zaidi, to encourage local people to support Cheam’s independent shops and servic...

Conservatives Commit To Sort Grange Vale Danger Spot
Conservative Councillors Tony Shields, Paul Newman and Barry Russell are campaigning hard to make the lives of residents in Grange Vale safer by introducing a button operated traffic signal that will ...

Stonecot Needs Effective, Not Expensive Youth Provision
Local services are being axed by Sutton’s Liberal Democrat Council to fund the controversial £8.5million Sutton Life Centre being built in Alcorn Close. Three youth clubs have been shut do...

Update: Pobjoy Mint Building
Local residents close to the Pobjoy Mint Building on the Oldfields Trading Estate in Sutton will be glad to hear that four years of campaigning has paid off (see earlier news story). Local Conservati...

Fly-tipping adds to the Queen Vic Eyesore
Local Conservative Alan Plant, is still campaigning hard to get the Queen Victoria site re-developed. Fly-tippers have regularly added to the eyesore. In a recent letter to the Council Alan aske...