Merton Council has been accredited as a Bronze Level Carbon Literate Organisation, highlighting our dedication towards tackling climate change, reducing our organisational carbon emissions, and continuing our commitment to work […]
Proposals to close services at St Helier hospital risks overwhelming neighbouring hospitals, Merton Council Leader Councillor Ross Garrod has said in a letter to the new Health Secretary, Victoria Atkins. […]
Merton Council is asking residents with real coal fires or wood burning appliances not to use them this winter unless there is no other option, to help reduce dangerous air […]
This weekend, embrace the spirit of Christmas as Mitcham’s Winter Weekend arrives from Thursday, 7 December to Sunday, 10 December. Mitcham Fair Green will be transformed into a delightful ice […]
Local government is finally being recognised for the role it plays in reducing emissions and addressing climate risk, through the first Local Climate Action Summit during the United Nations Climate […]
As we mark White Ribbon Day on Saturday 25 November, Merton is gearing up for a significant initiative against violence and abuse. Preparations are underway for the ceremonial flag-raising event […]
People in Merton are being encouraged to have their say on the Council’s budget for the next financial year. An engagement has been launched, which includes an online survey and […]
A Closure Order has been placed on a property renowned for criminal behaviour and anti-social behaviour in Mitcham, following an investigation by Merton Council and Police. The Order was secured […]
Veolia’s street cleaners have been busy clearing our streets over the last few weeks, making sure the borough’s pavements and gutters are clear of leaves. The team have already been […]
Five hundred and twenty new electric vehicle (EV) charging points have now been installed onto lamp columns across Merton – exceeding the Council’s target for the end of 2023 – […]