Sutton Council issue statement over SDEN claims Sutton Council have agreed to carry out an independent review of the Sutton Decentralised Energy Network (SDEN) following claims about its financial sustainability. The review comes after months of concerns raised over the quality of the council-owned energy supplier, which residents rely on to receive energy to their homes and businesses. The council said that SDEN was introduced in 2016, to combat the climate emergency and provide low carbon hot water and heating to homes at the New Mill Quarter development in Hackbridge. But over the past twelve months, residents at the New Mill Quarter have reported around twenty network fails which have left hundreds of them without heating and water.
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Sutton Council is deploying sensors to combat fly tipping and a rise in unauthorised access to the borough’s car parks.
It is preparing to install the sensors and a remote monitoring solution from IoT Solutions Group to anonymously monitor suspicious car park activity in real time. This will enable it to check on whether any offences are taking place and notifying the police if necessary.
It is aiming to prevent illegal activity from occurring and save on the costs of clear-ups after offences have been committed.
Sutton has previously invested in over-height vehicle barriers across many car parks to prevent oversized vehicles entering the sites, although in some instances the locks have been illegally opened overnight.