Sutton

Sutton ward encompasses the village of Sutton and its surrounding rural landscape within East Cambridgeshire. The settlement is positioned on the edge of the undulating chalk terrain known as the Newmarket Ridge, which shapes its topography. The area is characterised by arable farmland and residential streets, with the historic parish church of St. Andrew forming a central landmark. Local services are concentrated along the High Street, catering primarily to village residents.

A notable feature is the presence of Sutton Hoo, though this is the Suffolk site of archaeological significance. The ward's own landscape includes Sutton Gault, a crossing point on the prehistoric Icknield Way path near the Old Bedford River. This location speaks to the area's longstanding role within the wider Fenland drainage system. The surrounding fields are part of a working agricultural environment, with public footpaths providing access to the open countryside.