Dame talks about Driving Miss Daisy
In advance of Driving Miss Daisy arriving at Richmond Theatre Mon 11 – Sat 16 Sep, Dame Siân Phillips has released this interview. Daisy Werthan is such an iconic role. Is that why you said yes to playing her? I never know exactly why I choose something, but mainly it’s if it’s well-written – which of course this play […]
Free training to help Sutton businesses to retain staff
Did you know that employees earning £8.77 or less per hour are more likely to leave their current job than those earning a higher amount? Successful Mums have been awarded a grant from the Mayor of London, to provide free training to help retain these employees through a series of motivational workshops. We are currently working with […]
Man who has been causing “alarm and distress” is banned for five years
A man who has been causing alarm and distress to residents of the Roundshaw Estate, shoppers in Wallington High Street, and users of Sutton Rail station has been banned from entering any of the areas for the next five years and from associating with a group of individuals who police believe are a considerable factor […]
Come along and learn the art of composting! Book now
Come along and learn the art of composting with expert Nicky Scott Sutton Community Farm is delighted to offer a day of discovery for composters and non-composters alike with the aim to educate and inspire you. Come along and find out how composting is vital for healthy soil, reducing waste and can save you money too! […]
Citizens Advice Sutton looking for administrative assistant
Pension Wise Administrative Assistant Citizens Advice Sutton is recruiting to the above post. The successful candidate will be responsible for providing a front line high quality service to consumers eligible for pensions guidance. Citizens Advice Sutton is a Pension Wise Delivery Centre, providing services across South London and surrounding areas. The Pension Wise Administrative Assistant, […]
WHSmith Trust community grants details
WHSmith Trust is now offering grants of up to £500 to voluntary organisations and schools from the proceeds of the compulsory carrier bag levies across the UK. Grants are awarded every six months to charities, schools and community groups of any size, provided they support the community in the UK.
Opportunity for groups to celebrate their activities during Youth Work Week
Youth Work week is taking place under the this year’s theme of Youth Services: youth work for today and tomorrow Youth Work Week provides an opportunity for youth organisations, youth workers and young people to celebrate their achievements and the impact of their work. This year it will be held from 6-12 November 2017. Sutton Council for the Voluntary […]
Share you experiences of reading a pre agreed book with great new book club
7th September 2017 6pm-8pm Granfers Community Centre, 73-79 Oakhill Road, Sutton SM1 3AA Do you want to come together with other people to share your experiences of reading a pre agreed book and to look at how as a collective we can take any learning from the book and turn it into action? Then the […]
Sutton High School GDST secures best GCSE results in five years
Girls at Sutton High have achieved the school’s best GCSE results in five years, with 66% of all grades at A*–A. Almost 40% of students gained straight A* and As in at least nine GCSEs. Students were examined in a total of 24 subjects, of which 10 were the challenging IGCSEs. In over half of […]
Partnership issues warning of scams and how to avoid them
Advicelink Partnership Sutton joined with Sutton Trading Standards and Sutton Police to warn people of scams and provide advice on how to avoid them. Staff and volunteers from the ALPS organisations including Citizens Advice Sutton, Age UK and Sutton Carers Centre were out in Sutton High Street in July with Sutton Trading Standards and Sutton […]