Mitcham resident wins prize for pledging to love her street
Mitcham resident Daria Piatek is the latest winner of the Love Your Street prize draw, taking home a £100 One4All voucher.
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Merton schools to offer teacher training opportunities
Fourteen Merton schools which are part of the teacher training initiative, Teach Wimbledon, are coming together to offer all those interested in becoming a qualified teacher, advice on where to train and which schools in the borough offer teacher training places.
Nominate your community champion
Local residents and businesses have until Friday 18 September to nominate their unsung heroes for Merton Council’s community champion awards.
Classic FM presenter John Brunning to compere Classics in the Park
Merton Council has announced that popular Classic FM presenter will be compering its Classics in the Park spectacular on 11 and 12 September.
Prize for pledging to Love Your Street
Morden resident Joanna Coppola is the next winner of the Love Your Street prize draw, taking home a £100 One4All voucher.
Merton resident runner-up in national reading competition
Merton resident and devoted Donald Hope Library volunteer Mohammed Faraz (21), has been awarded a Kobo e-reader for being one of three runners-up across the country in the Reading Agency’s […]
Residents invited to hear local war stories
Merton’s war history is set to be carved in stone thanks to descendants of the borough’s First World War heroes.
Classics in the Park early bird tickets available for music lovers
Merton Council is giving music lovers everywhere the chance to purchase special early bird tickets for Classics in the Park. 10% off the original price is available until midnight on 31 July.
Style Junkies say rubbish to waste
Winning entries from Merton Council’s Style Junkies competition are on display at the National Trust’s Sustainability Centre in Morden Hall Park until 26 July.
Merton residents honoured for loving their street
Merton Council celebrated the hard work and efforts of volunteers who have helped make the Love Your Street campaign so successful since its launch in January.