Merton is today named as one of only two boroughs in London to achieve top marks for the quality of its food offer Merton achieved joint first position in the Good Food for London report along with […]
A Tesco in Merton has agreed not to sell super-strength beer, lagers or ciders of 5.5% and above on its premises as part of terms of gaining its license from […]
Mayor of Merton, Councillor Krystal Miller, is calling on residents for inspiration and ideas on how to transform areas of the borough as part of a new initiative, Challenge the […]
Merton has been shortlisted for an accolade at this year’s prestigious National Recycling Awards, which celebrate excellence across the waste sector.
Merton Council’s town centre project, ‘Destination Wimbledon’, has won the London Transport Award for ‘Excellence in Walking and Public Realm’. Beating the competition from six other shortlisted local authorities, Merton […]
Merton Council and local environment charity Sustainable Merton have partnered up to help local residents and businesses reduce energy and potentially save money on their gas and electricity bills. Following […]
Merton has successfully convicted a woman who carried out a littering offence in the borough. Ms Carmel Plummer, from Clapham, was seen dropping cellophane wrapping from a car window while […]
Merton Council has partnered up with the University of East Anglia to launch a new project to improve energy efficiency across a number of schools in the borough. This pioneering […]
Merton’s food standards are one of the highest in London and have risen in the last year, the Good Food for London 2012 report has found. Merton ranks second in […]
Merton Council celebrated this year’s World Environment Day on Mitcham’s Fair Green with the help of local Merton Fairtrade business Tariro and national giant Sainsbury’s. Officers from the council gave […]