The Beddington and Wallington Local Committee is scheduled to meet on Thursday 5 November 2026, with a range of local issues on the agenda. Discussions are expected to cover the environment, waste and recycling, transport funding, and the Neighbourhood Fund.

Environment in Beddington and Wallington

A briefing is scheduled to cover the topic of the environment within Beddington and Wallington. This briefing is expected to include information regarding the area's parks, climate and emergency planning, and the Beddington Farmlands. Following the briefing, there will be a question and answer session.

Waste and Recycling in Beddington and Wallington

The committee is scheduled to receive a briefing on waste and recycling in Beddington and Wallington. This will include information about the local waste and recycling facilities, and will be followed by a question and answer session.

Developing the Future Environment Strategy

An engagement session is planned to gather views on Sutton Council's future Environment Strategy. This session aims to involve residents in shaping the council's environmental policies moving forward.

Improving Transport, Roads, and Travel

A presentation is scheduled to explain the Transport for London (TfL) Funding Programme for 2027/28. This will cover the process for securing TfL funding and will include information on schemes within the Beddington and Wallington Local Area, outlining opportunities for the Local Committee to contribute to future programmes.

Neighbourhood Fund

An update is scheduled to be provided on applications received for the Neighbourhood Fund within the Beddington and Wallington Local Committee area. The Neighbourhood Fund is supported by developer contributions and the council to assist projects that address the demands of local developments. This can include improvements to community facilities, parks, and playgrounds, as well as funding for community programmes.

Public Questions

The meeting includes an opportunity for members of the public to raise questions about local issues. Questions must be submitted in advance via the council's website. If submitted at least five working days before the meeting, a written response will be provided before the meeting, and attendees will have the opportunity to ask one follow-up question. Questions submitted within five working days will receive a written response after the meeting. Any questions submitted will be published along with the name of the individual and any organisation they represent.