Church of England parish church of All Saints has a barrel organ and was once under the control of the scandalous Reverend Edward Drax Free. A detailed study of the architecture was taken in 2003 and can be read at English Church Architecture Public services Sutton is in the Potton Public Water Supply Zone (RW50). The water supplied by Anglian Water comes from groundwater boreholes and is chloraminated and classed as hard. The Eastern Power Area of UK Power Networks is the distribution network operator for electricity. There is no natural gas supply. The two nearest general hospitals are Bedford (Bedford Hospital NHS Trust) and Lister Hospital, Stevenage (East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust). Ambulance services are provided by the East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust. Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service and Bedfordshire Police cover the parish. There is a public library in Potton. Public transport Centrebus (South) runs bus route no. 190 south to Biggleswade (journey time 14 minutes) and north to Potton, Gamlingay, Everton and Sandy (journey time 35 minutes). The service is normally two hourly, daytime only, Monday to Saturday. The Ivel Sprinter buses run weekly services to St Neots (no. 193) and Cambridge (no. 3). The nearest railway station is Biggleswade. Governance Sutton Parish Council holds bi-monthly meetings in the village hall. There are seven elected councillors. Sutton is part of Potton ward for elections to the Central Bedfordshire Unitary Authority. Prior to 1894, Sutton was administered as part of the Hundred of Biggleswade. From 1894 until 1974 the village was in Biggleswade Rural District and from 1974 to 2009 in Mid Bedfordshire District. Wrestlingworth was in the Mid Bedfordshire parliamentary constituency until 1997. Now in North East Bedfordshire, the elected member is Richard Fuller of the Conservative Party. Community events A duck race along Potton Brook takes place annually in the summer. Over a thousand plastic ducks were launched in 2017. Tickets are bought to sponsor a duck and cash prizes awarded for the winning, second and third ducks to cross the finishing line. The remaining proceeds are shared between Sutton Village Hall and All Saints' Church. A flower festival is held in All Saints' Church on the weekend of the duck race. Schools Sutton V.A. Lower School was opened in 1870. It caters for 4 to 9 year olds and has strong links to All Saints’ Church. OneSchool, Biggleswade, which opened in 2014