Creative students put on touring art exhibition
An art exhibition of work created by students with disabilities or learning difficulties will be going on display in Wimbledon and Morden.
An art exhibition of work created by students with disabilities or learning difficulties will be going on display in Wimbledon and Morden.
He has been a council leader, head of the opposition, the mayor of Merton, dedicated ward councillor and countless other roles; now Councillor David Williams is marking 40 years of […]
It is with great sadness that we report the death of the Reverend Doctor Andrew Wakefield, who dedicated his life to the Merton community.
A new fire cadet scheme for budding young firefighters will launch for the first time in the borough, thanks to funding from Merton Council.
Merton residents who are thinking about learning a new skill or taking up a hobby are encouraged to come along to Merton Adult Education’s (MAE) open day on Thursday 4 […]
Ofsted has rated Merton as “Good” for its adoption service. In its report, Ofsted highlights the considerable level of understanding and strong support the council provides to adoptive parents, the […]
Merton Council social worker, Barbara Doh-Nani, has been shortlisted for a Social Worker of the Year Award. Barbara was selected as a contender for the finals in the Team Leader […]
Merton Council is launching its annual excellence awards today. The council is calling on all those living and working in Merton to nominate a council employee or public servant working […]
Merton Council has successfully placed nine young people on work experience as part of the Teenagers to Work Scheme. Under the Teenagers to Work Scheme, promoted by the Department of […]
The largest employer in Merton, The London Borough of Merton, has introduced a facility to obtain vacancies online. The Council fills 500 job vacancies per year and publicises all job […]