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Tag Archives: Tony Shields
Council approves ‘poor doors’ in £275m scheme for 970 flats
Sutton’s biggest development in recent years, with nearly 1,000 flats on the site of the current B&Q store, has been granted planning permission – with a scheme which some warn will create a ghetto and others described as ‘Croydonisation’ We … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Housing, Luke Taylor MP, Planning, Property, Sutton Council
Tagged Chalk Gardens, Conservative, Liberal Democrats, London, Luke Taylor, Sutton, Sutton Council, Tim Foster, Tony Shields, Tory
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Sutton Conservatives trying hard to keep it in the family
ELECTION COUNTDOWN: Our political staffer, BERTIE WORCESTER-PARK, on how the Tories have loaded their candidate lists for the Town Hall elections with their nearest and dearest Residents of Sutton have heard a lot about “Better for Families” from the Tories. … Continue reading
Sutton’s LibDems make a meal out of KFC planning decision
BELLE MONT threw a late shift last night at Sutton Council, and couldn’t even get a takeaway on the way home Cheam Village, the epitome of Surrey suburban quaintness, is not ready for a KFC. With or without its supplies … Continue reading
Posted in Sutton Council, Tom Brake MP
Tagged Cheam Village, KFC, Mary Burstow, Sutton Council, Tony Shields
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