The e-bikes are being operated by Lime and are an eye-catching green colour so that they are easy to spot in the street. Users can unlock the bikes using a dedicated mobile phone app and the bikes will be located at ten key sites around the borough to encourage sustainable travel around Sutton. The number […]

Veolia will be starting collections earlier this week at 5:30 am because of the forecast hot weather.

Lovely afternoon on Monday 8 July at Beddington Park celebrating the completion of the HLF project capital works. Great to see the Mayor unveiling a plaque to mark the works and even better to be able to join in with volunteers and officers who have been key to making this project a fantastic success. Worth […]

This is your final opportunity to register your views on Permit Parking Areas (PPA) within north end of Wallington North Ward. Website open 4 – 25 JulyThe London Borough of Sutton are consulting with residents to propose to make Traffic Management Orders. HB1 operating between 1pm – 3pm Monday to Friday. Register your views sutton.gov.uk/info/200195/parking/1837/geographical_area_1/5

A parking permit area that which will operate between 1 pm and 3 pm Monday to Friday is going to formally proposed for the small block of roads in Wallington North close to Hackbridge Station where commuter parking is a problem. is due to be published early July The roads in Wallington North where the […]

Sutton Council is planning on running the Parking Strategy Public Engagement Events in order for the Administration and Officers to explain the Parking Strategy proposals to residents of Wallington North. A drop in session for residents of roads that are part of Phase 1 of the consultation. The date is as follows: 24th June 2019 […]

It starts on 8 April 2019 It will operate 24 hours a day, every day of the year It covers the same area as the Congestion Charge zone Non-compliant cars, motorbikes and vans must pay £12.50 a day, lorries coaches and buses £100 a day Drivers can check if their vehicle is compliant at www.tfl.gov.uk/ulez

Thursday, 28 March 2019 Detailed results for the ward are available here.

Tories fail to support Lib Dem motion to end schools and SEND underfunding. Parties unite on Conservative call to promote Hindu and Buddhist new year. After a short adjournment of the meeting to allow the crowds there for the Parking Strategy to disperse, the business of the council recommenced. For the full story click here  

Expect delays for 8 weeks on A232 due to repairs work starting on the collapsing wall outside Honeywood in Pound Street (opposite the Greyhound), the northern footway will be closed, and there will be two-way temporary traffic lights. Use Ruskin Road as an alternative route.