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The high street and town square also host street performers, covering live music, arts and theatre. In addition, markets are held from time to time, including French, Italian and
Continental markets, as well as arts and crafts fairs. In August and September the high street plays host to the outdoor
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is the smaller of the two. It opened in 1985, and was granted planning approval for a refit in June 2014; the work was completed in 2017. The refit was assessed as being a "high quality refurbishment scheme which will make a significant contribution towards the regeneration of this part of the Town
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CNM Estates have redeveloped a site formerly known as South Point at the southern end of the town centre, adjacent to the railway station. The new development, known as "Sutton Point", is for mixed use and includes a hotel, a health club, apartments, shops, restaurants and offices. The scheme will
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In July 2021 the venue became the country's first grassroots music venue to be certified as carbon neutral. A wide variety of measures have been put in place to achieve neutrality. In addition to the fully plant-based menu for the café, these include getting all energy from renewable sources, not
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When the railway arrived, Sutton's people had become travellers themselves. The population of Sutton grew and the village turned into a town. The High Street near the top was known as Cock Hill until the 1880s – the shops on the east side were built in 1880, ten years later than those on the west
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The other examples of public art in the High Street are building-height murals. One consists of a set of seven individual murals on a side wall depicting Sutton's
European twin towns. The murals were designed and painted (on to plywood) by professional artists Gary Drostle and Rob Turner and were
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Heritage Mosaic measuring 9 metres (30 ft) high and 5 metres (16 ft) wide, and covering the whole of another three storey wall in the town square near the Waterstone's bookshop. Commissioned to celebrate Sutton's heritage, the Drostle and Turner mosaic was made from
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was dedicated to the town in the year 2000 by the Rotary Club. The
Millennium Dial Armillary is a popular feature of the town and continues to provide an iconic focus for the town centre. It was originally installed in the centre of a small "Millennium Garden", but was slightly re-positioned in
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Victorian times and in 2014 was London's sixth most important retail centre, attracting shoppers from a wide area. It is often the chosen location for new retail ventures. Many of the country's main High Street names are represented in the central
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By 1900 the High Street had become heavily built up. By the late 1930s the shops had altered, but the buildings above remained much the same. One new building at this time was Ernest
Shinner's new department store, which replaced a Baptist church that had been built in 1886. This later became a
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In recent years, the centre has faced challenges due to the changing retail environment. In 2021, Sutton
Council purchased the leasehold interest of the site, aiming to redevelop it into a modern retail, leisure, and community hub. The redevelopment plans include high-quality retail spaces, new
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Provincial Bank building (now home to Barclays Bank), which stands over the historic crossroads. It is four storeys tall and forms a prominent landmark when arriving in the town centre from a westerly
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This includes the search for a development partner to redevelop the existing St Nicholas Shopping Centre, Civic Offices, Gibson Road car park, and the vacant Secombe Theatre sites. The redevelopment aims to create a vibrant and sustainable town centre with modern retail spaces, new homes, and
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A long lasting retail business in Sutton dated back to the 1860s – Pearson Cycles was originally a blacksmith shop, but in the 1890s changed to bicycle making and repair. The Pearsons run the cycle business from the same High Street location to 2020 It has been recognised by
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There is co-ordination among the businesses in the town centre in the form of a town centre manager, who works in partnership with local businesses, the police and transport providers to promote the centre and its future development.
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small tiles made of glass and clay, and put in place in 1994. It was designed by Rob Turner, and shows several aspects of Sutton's heritage and local history. The centre-piece is the depiction of Henry VIII's palace at Nonsuch.
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and a water feature. Work on site commenced in Spring 2014 for the biggest single regeneration of the town centre in a generation. The project was completed in late 2016.
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in the street, and parks at either end of it. In 2017 the High Street gained Heritage Action Zone status, the first in London to do so.
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The Sound Lounge, a grassroots music venue, vinyl record shop and vegan restaurant on Sutton High Street
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1853:. PeachesReport. Archived from
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1173:Sutton Past and Present
1171:Goodwins, Sara (2004).
1139:Skinner, Julia (2006).
943:The London to Brighton
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2517:"Buses from Sutton"
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2371:. Completely Retail
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2044:"Successful Sutton"
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1630:The Good Food Guide
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