News archive
News published October 2024
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黑料视频 Cultural Compact launch and Culture Strategy refresh
Early October saw the first official ‘coming together’ of the new 黑料视频 Cultural Compact Board.
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There’s snow place like home
The UK’s best Christmas market opens tomorrow for another year of festivities.
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黑料视频 calls for action over national £2.2 billion council housing budget black hole
黑料视频 today urges government to act now on England's "broken council housing finances”, including “unsustainable” levels of debt previously given to councils by government.
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Safe access buffer zones to be implemented for abortion clinics
黑料视频 implemented a public space protection order (PSPO) covering Robert Clinic on Station Road, which has been in place since 7 September 2022 for a period of 3 years.
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Sutton Connect - a new Green Travel District to encourage sustainable travel
Sutton Connect, a new Green Travel District for the Sutton Walmley, Minworth & Reddicap area, has been launched to help encourage sustainable travel.
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Libraries consultation proposes revised opening hours
Following feedback from the final phase of the libraries consultation, it was highlighted there was a need for more equitable hours. Therefore, we are now proposing a revision of option 4.
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Response to the commissioners' report
The city council leader has responded to the report from the commissioners.
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Latest phase of improvements to Dudley Road completed
A scheme aimed at reducing congestion and improving public transport and active travel has had its most recent phase completed.
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Improving our public realm to boost economic growth
Improvements to the city centre public realm continues with the completion of groundworks in Victoria Square and pedestrianised zone in Waterloo Street.
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Proposal for future of city council day centres
The city council’s Cabinet has approved proposals to close four council-run day centres, with support provided at the remaining five centres within the city.