The Sutton Plan
The Council has launched 'Our People, Our Places, Our Plan', or The Sutton Plan for short. This involves more than 20 local public, voluntary and private sector partners.
We want the borough to be a place where everyone has the opportunity to be happy, secure and successful. Residents should be able to live well throughout their lives.
Residents will be at the heart of everything we do and the way we work. You will be able to drive change in the borough on the issues that you care about.
The Sutton Plan represents our first attempt to capture these aims. We will set them out in a straightforward vision that everyone in Sutton can sign up to.
The five principles of the plan
Think Sutton first
We’ll prioritise the needs of the borough, rather than any single organisation.
Work across sectors
We will build and maintain partnerships across all the borough’s sectors. We will work together towards achieving our shared vision and objectives.
Get involved early
Tackle the causes of problems, not react to their symptoms. We will look beyond traditional services for ways to tackle the root causes of social problems and disaffection.
Build stronger self-sufficient communities
We’ll help communities work together and in partnership with other local organisations.
Provide coordinated, seamless services
Reduce service duplication. Enable as much care and health support as possible to take place at home and in the community.
Getting involved
The Sutton Plan needs to reflect the views of everyone in the borough. We’ll be out and about in the community speaking to local residents at events and public meetings.
You can also learn more at thesuttonplan.org where you can:
- sign up for regular updates
- take part in surveys or forums
- engage using the Twitter hashtag #thesuttonplan
Join the conversation
The project will set out the priorities for services in the borough for the next 5-10 years. It involves a range of public, voluntary and private sector partners.
We’ll be asking for your views on the future of the borough. What do you love about your area? How can it be improved? You can also find out what other residents have said about the area in the conversation so far.
#TakePartMakeChange
You can also join the conversation online using #TakePartMakeChange on Twitter and Facebook.
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