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Events Calendar

Ongoing

The Veg Van is at Hackbridge Station every Wednesday
From 16.30 - 20.00

We will also be at Denmark Road every Thursday..

..at Victor Seymour Infant school
From 14.30 - 16.15

..and in front of the Council offices
From 16.30 - 18.00

Come and visit us and get some lovely local, fresh fruit and veg!

Ongoing

Sutton Community Farm provides a shared growing space for the local community to grow fruit and vegetables on a large scale, with a range of other activities and events.

It has monthly activity days on the last Saturday of every month as well as ongoing activities. The farm is at the Woodcote smallholdings near Wallington - come along and meet us!

27 January 2010

Community farm launch

We're launching Sutton's first community farm!

Come to Stanley Park Junior School, Stanley Park Road, Carshalton, SM5 3JL at 6.30pm to get involved and talk about what you want to grow!

Fine out about the first activity day at the farm, which will be on Saturday 27th February, form 10am-3pm.

Training and equipment will be provided and everyone is welcome.

14th January 2010

Hackbridge Community Forum

Come to this public meeting to hear updates on projects and developments aimed to make Hackbridge the UK's first truly Sustainable Suburb.

The meeting will take place on Thursday 14th January 2010 at Hackbridge Primary School from 7pm to 9pm.

Chaired by Cllr John Drage, there will be updates on projects and developments, discussions about bio-diversity and flood risk, as well as news about further work planned in Hackbridge. Residents will be encouraged to share their views and ideas around shaping the future of Hackbridge and the Community Forum.

The school's address is Hackbridge Primary School, Hackbridge Road, Hackbridge SM6 7AX.

15th October 2009

Hackbridge Project Community Forum

Residents and businesses in Hackbridge are invited by Sutton Council to join a new group that will guide the transformation of the suburb into the UK's greenest place to live.

The council is staging the first meeting of the Hackbridge Project Community Forum on Thursday 15 October. It will act as the focal point for local people to have their say on and debate the various schemes and developments that make up the project, the pilot for One Planet Living in Sutton.

The Forum will meet for the first time at Culvers House Primary School in Orchard Avenue between 7pm and 9pm and all local people, businesses and community groups are invited.

Following an introduction by the council's Deputy Leader, Cllr Ruth Dombey, people can hear how the forum will run. They will also hear presentations on plans to redevelop the Felnex Site into hundreds of new, sustainable homes and other facilities.

There will also be a presentation on the Low-Carbon Zone. Sutton is to receive over £200,000 from the Mayor of London that will be used on a package of measures to help at least 700 homes in Hackbridge cut CO2 emissions by over 20% in the next three years.

To sign up for agenda updates and news from the Community Forum email your contact details to matt.archer@sutton.gov.uk

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