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By-election called in Worcester Park
Published January 11, 2012 | 
Following the resignation of one of the Liberal Democrat councillors, there will be a by-election in Worcester Park on Thursday 16th February 2012.
Only residents in Worcester Park who are on the Register of Electors are eligble to vote.
If you are not yet registered, you should contact Sutton’s Electoral Services team on 020 8770 4888 or by email – electoralservices@sutton.gov.uk
The deadline is Wednesday 1st February 2012.
Remembrance Day Service 13th November
Published November 10, 2011 | On Sunday 13th November 2011, there will be numerous Services of Remembrance at War Memorials throughout the London Borough of Sutton. Sutton War Memorial, 
Manor Park, Sutton and St Nicholas Church, Robin Hood Lane, Sutton will be the scene for this year's Civic Ceremony attended by the Mayor and Mayoress, Councillors, Council Officers and representatives from the various services, youth groups and the public in general.
The Royal British Legion provides welfare to the whole Armed Forces family – serving, ex-Service and their dependants. It campaigns on a range of issues affecting Service people, is the custodian of Remembrance, and runs the annual Poppy Appeal. Please take the time to read more about the work of Royal Legion ► here.
NSPCC Autumn Fair
Published November 10, 2011 | Just a reminder that the Sutton NSPCC will be holding their annual Autumn Fair at the Parochial Rooms, Cheam Village on Saturday 12th November 2011, starting at 10am through to 1pm. A variety of stalls will be on show including Tombola, Lucky Dip, Bric & Brac, Jewellery, Cards and Paper, Cakes, Jams and Preserves and there will be stalls from other charities and organisations. Refreshments will also be available. See poster below for more details:
Keeping us safe on Halloween and Bonfire Night
Published October 27, 2011 | 
With Halloween and Bonfire Night around the corner, the seasonal crackdown on crime and anti-social behaviour has begun in Sutton. Sutton’s police operations and activities over this busy period will focus on keeping the borough safe whilst deterring and targeting individuals and groups intent on committing crime and anti-social behaviour. Officers from Sutton’s Safer Neighbourhoods Teams, Safer Transport Teams and Safer Parks Teams, will be patrolling during the day and late at night in town centres, parks and open spaces, and outside transport hubs like train stations and bus stops and on bus routes.
Detective Chief Inspector Partnership Alan Chambers, who runs the community based policing in the borough, said officers would be on duty to help make sure that everyone can enjoy the festivities and stay safe. But he had a tough message for the very small minority of people who may be tempted to commit crime and engage in anti-social behaviour: “You will face the consequences – you will be charged and brought before the courts.”
In addition, police urge youngsters to be aware of the possible impact of ‘trick or treating’ on some residents, particularly the elderly and vulnerable, and to respect signs that say ‘no trick or treating’
The Police operations and activities during this busy period are based on experience from previous years and working closely with partners like Sutton Council. Since the start of the Autumn school term, officers across the borough have been giving advice to schoolchildren about how to stay safe.
