Council Tax – Sutton could be so much better
Conservatives will end complacency, cut waste and return common sense
Council Tax: We will end Complacency, cut Waste and return common Sense to Local Government, keeping Council Tax as low as possible.
Health – Sutton could be so much better
Health: We will continue our fight to keep A & E and Maternity services at St Helier and work with local GPs to improve local health centre provision.
Health – Sutton could be so much better
Health: We will continue our fight to keep A & E and Maternity services at St Helier and work with local GPs to improve local health centre provision.
Want To Know What’s Happening To NHS Services In Sutton?
You can now listen to the NHS Sutton CCG meetings
Want to know what discussions are happening about NHS services locally but can’t attend a board meeting?
You can now listen online.
Have You Registered To Vote In The Local Elections?
Residents who are not currently on the electoral register or who have moved recently have until 6 May to register to have their say in the upcoming elections. The local and European elections are both taking place on Thursday 22 May.
Every day, councillors in Sutton take vital decisions about areas such as education, employment, health and wellbeing, social care, housing, the environment and leisure.
There are more than 147,000 voters in Sutton, but only those who have registered to vote will be able to cast their ballots.
Residents can register to vote in person, by post or by proxy, by downloading, completing and returning the voting registration form at www.sutton.gov.uk/vote.
2014 Budget – What It Means For You And Your Family
Go to YOUR2014BUDGET.COM and find out what the budget means for you and your family.
