Sutton and Cheam MP Paul Burstow to speak at Chamber of Commerce breakfast

8:00am Saturday 27th October 2012 in Top Stories By James Pepper

MP Burstow to speak at business breakfast MP Burstow to speak at business breakfast

Paul Burstow MP will be speaking at Sutton Chamber of Commerces' November Business Breakfast.

The event takes place on November 6, at Cuddington Golf Club.

A full English breakfast will start at 7.20am and will be followed by presentations, question and answer and networking sessions.

Reserve your place at SuttonChamber.co.uk

Comments(8)

Michael Pantlin says...
3:53pm Sun 28 Oct 12

Nice photo opportunity

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Michael Pantlin says...
3:53pm Sun 28 Oct 12

Nice photo opportunity

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Giles C says...
11:52am Mon 29 Oct 12

At Cuddingtongc golf club eh....where his Brothers a member...

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ResidentTony says...
1:16pm Mon 29 Oct 12

Now that we have got the obligatory political knock-about out of the way, perhaps I can make a small suggestion that might help promote Sutton and in the end make quite a lot of difference; namely that Sutton needs to increase its visibily. It''s in London, which is a great asset in itself, but, without a traditional London postcode, it and its facilities are often excluded from listings (such as those in Time Out" magazine), guide books about London attractions, property guides and eating out guides to name but a few. I try to help with this as much as I can, but, as an ordinary member of the public, there are limits to what I can do. Sutton (both town and borough) has got a lot going for it, but it tends to hide its light under a bushel.

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Margaret_Hale says...
12:55pm Tue 30 Oct 12

Why does that man always look so smug?

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ResidentTony says...
3:54pm Tue 30 Oct 12

I don't care whether he looks smug or not in that photo, if my suggestion above (Ms Hale's knockabout comment) gets picked up and acted upon, that would be good. (PS I'm starting to realise that sadly these comments are not like letters to the editor)

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Paul Scully says...
1:08pm Wed 31 Oct 12

ResidentTony, you're right that Sutton hides it's light under a bushel. Much of that stems from a lack of ambition from the Council. High Street businesses would sooner locate in Croydon, Wimbledon, Richmond and Kingston where there is a more varied offering.

We need to have a clear idea of what we want Sutton to look like and then make that happen. Then we would have something for Time Out et al to cover. Unfortunately the Council tends to stand back and see who comes along.

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ResidentTony says...
6:37pm Wed 31 Oct 12

To Paul Sculley and anyone else still following this article: I very much hear what you say. However, I don't think it is all the fault of the Council, although it no doubt could do quite a lot more. I think that businesses, individuals, trade associations etc need to bring what the area already has much more to the attention of key people and groups of people, rather than just the usual suspects. One small example: if you think a local restauarant is particularly good, tell "Time Out" or "The Good Food Guide" about it. Obviously, it's not just that - we need to get ourselves on the map much more. Sutton has been described as a hidden treasure.

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