Merton Council has been short-listed for six London Transport Awards – the highest number of any London council. The council’s landmark improvements in Wimbledon have been recognised for quality design […]
Merton libraries will celebrate World Book Day (WBD) on Thursday 1 March with a programme of activities in each library, including a modern poetry event and children’s activities. Two highlights […]
Merton’s Civil Enforcement Officers (CEOs, formerly known as parking attendants) are joining forces with the Metropolitan Police as they carry out their Blue Badge enforcement patrols. This new initiative follows […]
Merton Mayor Councillor Gilli Lewis-Lavender is looking forward to one of Merton’s councillors cycling to the foothills of the Himalayas to raise money for her official charity next month. March […]
Merton Council welcomes the latest Ofsted report, which praises the council and its partners’ work in ensuring children and young people in the borough are properly safeguarded. The report, which […]
Merton Council welcomes the first LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender) Adoption and Fostering Week running from 20-26 February. This week is a recruitment campaign for prospective LGBT adopters and […]
Merton Council is calling on residents to come forward and adopt a green space. Residents can decide how they will improve the look of a local park or roadside area […]
A 53 year old woman from Mitcham has been found guilty of 12 counts of housing benefit and council tax fraud amounting to £104,663.75 for a over a period of […]
Merton Council was saddened to hear that former Mayor of Merton and Honorary Alderman Joe Abrams, passed away on Sunday 5 February. Born on 5 December 1936, Joe became a […]
Merton Council is holding a consultation meeting for business ratepayers at the Civic Centre on 13 February 2012 at 6.00pm, and invites any businesses that wish to discuss budget proposals […]