Merton’s Neighbourhood Wardens cleaned up school grounds and the areas surrounding them, in conjunction with the Head Teachers of Bond, Haslemere, Benedict, Liberty and Morden Primary Schools and approximately 250 […]
Over 40 adults and children in Merton with learning disabilities are currently seeking volunteer friends through the borough’s growing Home from Home (HfH) scheme. Merton has been running the scheme […]
‘What’s in London’s Libraries’Information at your fingertips! As from this week, Merton’s library users will be able to access services and search for books in all of London’s libraries via […]
On Saturday 23rd August, the children of Mitcham Library held an exhibition to express their view on day-to-day life, as a celebratory conclusion to their activity club. The children, aged […]
The internet can be a great place to learn new things and meet new people but at the same time there are hidden dangers, not everything you read on the […]
Merton Library & Heritage Service is planning fun-filled summer crammed with activities for younger users throughout the holidays. And they are looking for volunteers to help them make the most […]
Mayor of Merton, Councillor Maxi Martin, officially launched The People’s Network in Morden library on Wednesday 5 June. Giving free access to computers and the internet to all Merton’s residents. […]
Merton’s Area Child Protection Committee, along with Merton Council and the Metropolitan Police invite you to the launch of Merton’s new Safeguard Website. The event is being held at Canons […]
The Ethnic Minority Centre in association with London Borough of Merton are pleased to announce that they will be holding a Spring Multi-Cultural Show as part of the Racial Harmony […]
What: Joseph Hood Primary School celebrates the completion of a mural painted by Artist Samantha Cregeen-Cook and pupils of the school. This has been an exciting project involving the whole […]