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Our new waste and recycling contract with Veolia, which starts on 31 March, will see changes and improvements to  waste and recycling collections and street cleaning in Sutton. 

During Social Work Week (17 - 21 March), the Council is spotlighting Sutton’s social workers as they share their career journeys and the impact of their work on people of all ages. These short interviews aim to demystify the profession and also encourage people to explore a role in social work.

This week was Young Carers Action Day and I had the privilege of meeting with some of our dedicated young carers.  It’s eye-opening to learn that the average age of young carers accessing services at the Sutton Carers Centre is just 10 years old.

Sutton Council will expand the number of specialist school places in the borough for children with autism, as part of the Sherwood Park School.

Sutton residents will soon start to see new, greener and cleaner waste collection and street cleaning vehicles around the borough as part of the Council’s new contract with Veolia.

This Child Exploitation Awareness Week, Sutton Council is working with local partners and community organisations to raise awareness of how to spot and report child exploitation.  Find out how to get involved.

“You go home knowing you have done your best and been that person they can reach out to”

Young Carers Action Day (YCAD) is an annual event, led by Carers Trust, that raises awareness of the challenges faced by Young Carers and Young Adult Carers. It highlights the need for better support and recognition for young people who typically provide care for a family member or loved one.

Sutton Council, like all councils nationwide, is under huge financial pressure. Despite this we have successfully balanced this year's budget.

The London Borough of Sutton has confirmed that a by-election will be held on Thursday 10 April 2025 to elect a new local councillor in Sutton Central ward.

Watch Budget Council tonight 7pm, Monday 3 March

97% of children in Sutton have secured a preferred secondary school place this year, compared with a London average of 95%.