2025

The Town Council is pleased to offer residents the opportunity to pick up a packet of free wildflower seeds to have the enjoyment of growing their own mini wildflower area. These have been distributed at community venues across the Royal Town of Sutton Coldfield to inspire residents to take part in creating a greener community. […]

Royal Sutton Coldfield Town Council is pleased to announce a free health information session for residents and their families/carers on falls prevention and mobility. Organised by Good Hope Hospital in partnership with the Town Council, this will take place on Wednesday 11 June from 1.30pm at The Trinity Centre. Julie Hunter, Group Director for Allied

The Town Council would like to extend its best wishes to everyone taking part in the 42nd Royal Sutton Fun Run this Sunday, 1 June.  We are proud to be a key partner and are looking forward to this weekend’s event. The annual Royal Sutton Fun Run, encourages those who live, work and visit the Royal

Civic Leaders, residents, community and faith representatives gathered at Holy Trinity Parish Church on Sunday 18 May for this years annual civic service. The newly elected Mayor of Royal Sutton Coldfield, Councillor Cindy Yip, was joined by Dame Christine Braddock DBE Deputy Lieutenant for West Midlands, The Lord Mayor & Mayoress of Birmingham, Ken and

The countdown has begun to celebrations marking the 500th anniversary of Sutton Coldfield’s Royal charter – and a new organising committee is asking residents for their ideas on how to mark the historic milestone. 2028 will mark 500 years since local benefactor Bishop Vesey persuaded King Henry VIII to grant Sutton Coldfield its famous charter,

Royal Sutton Coldfield Town Council is pleased to announce that Councillor Cindy Yip was elected as Mayor of the Royal Town of Sutton Coldfield at last night’s (13 May) Annual Council Meeting. Councillor Yip has lived in Sutton Coldfield for 7 years and has served on Sutton Coldfield Town Council since 2022 representing the Walmley

500 guests, including civic dignitaries, residents, the Royal British Legion and uniformed groups gathered at Holy Trinity Parish Church for the lighting of a beacon to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day and a service to remember those who served in World War Two. Celebrations began with a VE Day themed exhibition inside the

A shared moment of celebration hosted by Royal Sutton Coldfield Town Council and Holy Trinity Parish Church   There will be a beacon lighting event at Holy Trinity Parish Church on Thursday 8 May to commemorate Victory in Europe (VE) Day. All are welcome. 6.30pm VE Day Exhibition 7:00pm Choir and Music 7.45pm Service and Beacon