Merton, in partnership with char.gy, has now installed over 250 new on-street lamppost charge points for electric vehicles – half-way towards its target of over 500 additional on-street chargers. The […]
The Beat the Street Merton game enters its Go Explore this week to encourage participants to find the borough’s best heritage and cultural gems. So far, more than 20,300 participants have […]
Merton Libraries have been awarded a Library Improvement Fund from Arts Council England of £73,354 to deliver a digital and education hub at Mitcham Library
The Leader of the London Borough of Merton has called for an urgent re-assessment of the impact of looming cuts to vital services at St Helier hospital, following the publication […]
Merton Council has agreed to become a responsible drinking borough
Join us for a series of free talks, walks and workshops as we celebrate Morden Heritage Week from March 25.
The Beat the Street Merton game launched on 15 March with more than 14,670 participants signing up in its first week. Together these participants have walked, cycled, and rolled their way […]
The cost of living emergency is continuing to impact people in every corner of our borough, and we are doing all we can to support people in Merton through these […]
Merton’s Cabinet has extended its contract with Alzheimer’s Society to provide Community Dementia Services for a further two and a half years. Already highlighted as a model of best practice, […]
Landlords converting a property of any size to rent out on multiple tenancies in seven areas of Merton could be required to seek planning permission. The new rules, which Cabinet […]