The London Borough of Merton has partnered with Groundwork London to launch Merton’s Business Energy Efficiency Support Scheme, offering energy audits and match-funded grants to help local businesses reduce their energy costs and carbon emissions. Merton […]
Residents of Merton have the unique opportunity to have a say in how Merton Council spends a multi-million-pound fund. Councillor Ross Garrod, Leader of Merton Council, said: “The fund comes […]
Merton Council is helping improve accessibility in Mitcham town centre by providing local businesses with portable ramps, so residents who use mobility aids can better access shops on the high […]
Where does our money come from? The council gets its money from a range of different sources, with the majority coming from Council Tax, Business Rates and grants from central […]
Merton Council is inviting local businesses to help shape its budget and business plans for the upcoming financial year. Council Leader, Councillor Ross Garrod, will be hosting a meeting […]
Merton Council is proud to celebrate Living Wage Week this year, creating awareness of the Living Wage movement and highlighting local businesses in Merton who are going a step beyond […]
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.
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 […]
Merton Council’s Cabinet has approved a new service aimed at helping residents secure employment. Set to launch in early 2025, Employ Merton will connect job seekers with existing employment services […]
Merton Council was proud to be a headline sponsor at Merton Best Business Awards last week, where businesses across the borough gathered to celebrate their successes at a Bollywood-themed award […]