Ban spray paint sales
London Borough of Merton is backing demands for legislative change in the sale of ‘graffiti’ products to under 18s, after an assessment of compliance to their Traders Code of Conduct […]
Monthly Archives: June 2003
Help Keep Your Phone Safe & Sound
Many of us have a mobile phone and it can be a great way of keeping in touch and making yourself feel safe when out on your own. But did […]
Ban spray paint sales
London Borough of Merton is backing demands for legislative change in the sale of ‘graffiti’ products to under 18s, after an assessment of compliance to their Traders Code of Conduct […]
Merton holds Multi-Cultural show
On Wednesday 21 May, Merton’s Ethnic Minority Centre (EMC) in association with Merton Council held an evening of live music featuring songs and dances from around the world. Over 350 […]
THE FUTURE OF WIMBLEDON THEATRE IS SECURED
The Wimbledon Civic Theatre Trust (WCTT) and the Ambassador Theatre Group (ATG) are on the verge of signing a deal to secure the long-term future of Wimbledon Theatre, with ATG […]
On your bike!
Pedal power is coming to Merton as Merton Council urges residents to get on their bikes for Bike Week 2003, which runs from 14 – 22 June. Bike Week 2003 […]
Mayor of Merton launches the Peoples Network
Mayor of Merton, Councillor Maxi Martin, officially launched The People’s Network in Morden library on Wednesday 5 June. Giving free access to computers and the internet to all Merton’s residents. […]
Be FRANK about drugs
Merton’s Drug & Alcohol Action Team (DAAT) has welcomed the launch of the government’s FRANK campaign. The campaign, that features a new national helpline, website and high profile TV marketing […]
Young People in Merton are making healthier lifestyle choices
A survey of 14 -15 year olds in Merton schools shows that they are less likely to have tried drugs than young people in other London boroughs and in other […]
Make your mark at Pollards Hill library – By taking part in the ‘I live in Pollards Hill’ Survey
To mark Refugee Week (16-22 June), Pollards Hill library is launching its survey “I live in Pollards Hill” which will celebrate the rich diversity of backgrounds in the area. And […]