Merton Council unveiled a new photography exhibition by local resident Vince Harris, a qualified member of the Royal Photographic Society (RPS), which highlights the journey of a used milk bottle […]
New research has found that Wimbledon Town Centre has bounced back faster than other UK high streets post-pandemic, with spending levels in the past 12 months being 25% higher than 2019 pre-pandemic levels.
Merton Council’s scheme to support young people to save is back for another school year. By signing up, every Year 7 pupil living in Merton can access a free £20 […]
Children receiving benefits-related free school meals in Merton will continue to enjoy free holiday club places during half terms, this school year. Merton is the only London Borough running Holiday […]
Merton is one step further in its mission to become London’s first Borough of Sport, with residents now able to benefit from a new tennis coaching offer across 12 park […]
The Leader of Merton Council, Councillor Ross Garrod, has announced a shake-up of his top team, including a new cabinet post focused on tackling antisocial behaviour and maintaining the borough’s […]
The construction of Merton’s first new council homes in a generation is set to be given the go ahead by Cabinet next week – creating much-needed homes for our community. Cabinet […]
Our Environmental Health Officers have closed a butcher shop in Mitcham and forced them to undergo a deep clean. Following a complaint from a member of the public reporting cockroaches […]
We are launching an exciting new project called Empower Her. The project is for girls and young women aged 13-16 living in Merton, and will empower them by building their […]
Lendology CIC, in collaboration with Merton Council, has taken another significant step in supporting energy efficiency initiatives across the Borough. Lendology CIC has donated £500 to Thinking Works, a local […]