An independent commission has backed Merton Council’s appeal to the Secretary of State over the location of the area’s Critical Care Hospital. Healthcare Audit Consultants Ltd has reviewed the decision […]
Looked After children in Merton get better GCSE results (grade A-C) than any of their counterparts nationally. A Department for Education and Skills (DfES) league table published yesterday, http://www.dfes.gov.uk/rsgateway/DB/VOL/v000580/index.shtml shows […]
It is estimated that one in every two carers get ill. This could mean a substantial number of the 15,141 carers in Merton making extra trips to their GP with […]
With the holiday season upon us, many of us will be seeking warmer climes. But when there, will you be relying on the locals speaking English? Brits abroad have always […]
A fly tipping culprit was caught dumping waste in Hillcross Avenue recreation area on the 12 May 2005 in a covert operation undertaken by Merton’s waste enforcement team, the Metropolitan […]
Pedal power has come to Merton as Merton Council urges residents to get on their bikes for Bike Week 2005, which runs from 11 – 19 June. Bike Week 2005 […]
A Junior Angling Participation Day will be held at Cannon Hill Common on Sunday 12 June from 10am – 4pm. Environment Agency Fisheries Staff will be on hand to share […]
Representatives of ‘Merton Parents for Better Food in School’ met with Council Leader Andrew Judge and senior council officers for a frank discussion about school dinners in Merton last week […]
Staying fit and healthy will be even easier in Merton with an investment announced for the borough’s leisure centres over the next two years. Greenwich Leisure Limited (GLL) in partnership […]
Pots and pans to the ready – Merton Council is holding Merton Curry Chef Competition 2005 in the summer and need Merton chefs to register by 31 May 2005. The […]