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by Sam, Ruth and Chris on 31 March, 2017
Sutton Council’s Housing, Economy and Business Committee agreed on 21 March to grant the Prince Regent ‘locally listed’ status. The report considered by Committee noted that the property was originally a row of late 18th or 19th Century cottages. They were of a vernacular design with horizontal timber cladding and sash windows. In the early […]
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Sutton War Memorial in Manor Park, designed by local architect J S W Burmester and unveiled 26 June 1921, with Second World War additions, has been recognised as a Listed building by Historic England. The War Memorial is listed at Grade II on account of its historic and architectural interest. It is a most striking design […]
Read more Leave a commentby Sam, Ruth and Chris on 28 March, 2017
Sutton North residents had their say and learnt about a range of initiatives at a well-attended Sutton Local Committee meeting on 14 March. Chaired by Cllr Marlene Heron, the committee considered: The ‘Sutton Plan’. Not to be confused with the Local Plan which sets out planning policies, the ‘Sutton Plan’ will set out how the […]
Read more Leave a commentby Sam, Ruth and Chris on 10 March, 2017
Council officers have recommended that the Prince Regent should be locally listed. Members of the Housing, Economy and Business Committee of the Council will consider this recommendation at their meeting on Tues 21 March at 7.30pm. Historic England advises that “creating a local heritage list is a way for local communities to identify and celebrate […]
Read more 3 Commentsby Sam, Ruth and Chris on 6 March, 2017
We are pleased to be able to report that planning application to develop the Prince Regent site has been turned down. The proposal was for a 6 to 8 storey building with basement to provide 41 flats (9 x one-bed; 20 x two-bed; and 2 x three-bed). The decision from the Council can be accessed here. […]
Read more Leave a commentby Sam, Ruth and Chris on 5 February, 2017
The planning application for the demolition of The Prince Regent public house has been turned down by Council officers. The application has been refused on two grounds; the first reason relates to the removal of permitted development rights while the Asset of Community Value nomination is being considered; and the second reason for refusal relates […]
Read more Leave a commentby Sam, Ruth and Chris on 11 January, 2017
The meeting of Sutton Local Committee on 13 December in the Europa Gallery gave a large number of residents an opportunity to give their views on a range of local issues. It was encouraging to see so many of you there. If you missed it, the agenda and papers can be found here: As it […]
Read more Leave a commentby Sam, Ruth and Chris on 11 January, 2017
SUTTON LOCAL PLAN What is it? The Sutton Local Plan sets out the Council’s long-term aims and aspirations for the borough for the next fifteen years, and provides a consistent basis for deciding planning applications. It deals with subjects such as: major new regeneration areas, new housing development, retail, office and industrial development, infrastructure provision […]
Read more Leave a commentby Sam, Ruth and Chris on 7 January, 2017
More is being done to brighten up the northern end of the High St as part of the ‘Market Place Sutton’ project. (See here for earlier reports). Planning permission has been granted for two ‘pop up’ shop kiosks outside Asda’s. Art murals inspired by H G Wells have been erected in Manor Place by the […]
Read more Leave a commentby Sam, Ruth and Chris on 12 December, 2016
We are concerned to hear that the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport has decided to remove the former Cricketers’ Inn (Prince Regent) from the List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest. This is despite the letter sent in by local councillors and a petition from local residents. Details of these […]
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