Merton Council has secured £150,000 from private developers to create a business support fund to help Mitcham businesses attract new customers and create more activity in the town centre. Mitcham […]
Merton Council is encouraging people to have their say about the future of social care as part of the Independent Commission on Adult Social Care. The Big Conversation on Care […]
Merton Council has big ambitions to remake Morden into one of the best town centres in London for the benefit of the whole borough. Now, the council is announcing its […]
The Leader of Merton Council has announced changes to his top team, with Deputy Leader Cllr Eleanor Stringer taking on the role of Cabinet Member for New Homes and Regeneration. […]
Secondary students across Merton received their GCSE and vocational results today, marking another year of achievement. These results and achievements made by students reflect the dedication of the students and […]
Pupils from across Merton received their A Level, Vocational, Technical and T Level results today. Results yet again exceeded the national pass rate at A-level, with T-level students achieving a […]
Update on Sunday 26 July at 8.45pm The rest centre has now closed. Thank you to everyone who offered to make donations. Residents who have been unable to return to […]
Merton has this week gained another Green Flag – the internationally recognised sign of excellence for parks – with Brenley Park becoming the eleventh park to hold the accolade in […]
Merton Council’s Cabinet has approved a recommendation to permanently ensure that anyone converting a home into a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) will require planning permission. The rules came into effect on 24 March […]
Andy Murray, Venus and Serena Williams, Tim Henman, and now Arthur Fery – all these names will be remembered as Wimbledon heroes, but there are a few unsung Wimbledon heroes […]