Merton Council pays tribute to MP Jo Cox
Merton Council has paid tribute to Labour MP Jo Cox who was killed in her constituency on Thursday.
Category Archives: Children
Council proud of Merton’s Duke of Edinburgh success
Merton Council is to install a special plaque it received at the diamond jubilee Duke of Edinburgh’s (DofE) award ceremony at Buckingham Palace earlier this year.
Children can make a splash as free paddling pools are opened up for the summer
Children can make a splash as free paddling pools across the borough are opened up for the summer months.
Council says: “Siblings want to stay together” this Foster Care Fortnight
Merton Council will be out and about this Foster Care Fortnight (16-27 May), visiting the borough’s town centres to talk to people about fostering children and young people in Merton, […]
Merton wins prestigious local government award
The South London Special Educational Needs (SEN) Commissioning Programme, of which Merton Council is a founder member, has won a prestigious Local Government Chronicle (LGC) award in the efficiency category.
Merton supports national campaign to tackle child abuse
Along with a number of UK councils, Merton Council is supporting the DfE’s national Together, we can tackle child abuse campaign.
Merton pupils dance at The Clore Ballroom, Royal Festival Hall with Rambert
Young people from Merton schools performed with Britain’s national dance company, Rambert, last week.
Mitcham festival for the family
Merton Council is putting on a free, fun-filled, family festival at Mitcham Fair Green on Saturday 19 March, 11am to 5pm.
Phipps Bridge Youth Centre needs your votes for garden makeover
Merton Council is calling on residents to vote for Phipps Bridge Youth Centre Garden in a bid to win thousands of pounds in cash for a garden makeover. Voting is […]
Merton Council honours the unsung heroes in foster families
Merton’s fostering team presented the birth children of foster carers thank you cards and gift vouchers to recognise the important role they play in families across the borough.