Council joins forces with police to bring in potential fly-tippers
Merton Council worked alongside Merton police in a joint, planned operation to bring in illegal waste carriers this week.
Monthly Archives: November 2015
Get involved in Crossrail2 debate
Merton Council is encouraging residents and businesses to get involved in the Crossrail 2 consultation which is currently underway. Deadline for responses is Friday 8 January.
Builder fined for not checking on waste carrier
Hot on the heels of two convictions earlier this month, Merton Council has successfully prosecuted a building site manager for not checking the credentials of the waste carrier he paid […]
Council lowers flag in memory of those who lost their lives in Paris
Merton Council lowered its flag this morning in memory of all those who lost their lives in the terrorist attack last Friday (13 November 2015). The council has also opened […]
Council on standby following burst water main
Thousands of homes in Pollards Hill, Mitcham are without water following a burst water main in the south London area.
Pelham Primary School celebrates 60 years and opens new building
Pelham Primary School in Wimbledon celebrated its 60th anniversary today and officially opened its brand new school building.
Merton Council wins Clean Britain award
Merton Council has won the prestigious Clean Britain award for its work at Fieldgate Lane, Mitcham.
Faith in action this November
Merton Council in partnership with the borough’s Faith and Belief Forum will host a discussion about how faith is covered in the media and an afternoon tea event during Interfaith […]
Raynes Park rated Good by Ofsted
Ofsted published its report on Raynes Park High School this week, which is full of praise for staff and pupils alike, giving the school a “Good” rating.
Merton cracks down on fly-tippers
Merton Council took two fly-tippers to court and won last week with the culprits ending up with a criminal record and having to pay out hundreds of pounds in fines […]