Merton has this week gained another Green Flag – the internationally recognised sign of excellence for parks – with Brenley Park becoming the eleventh park to hold the accolade in […]
We promised to tackle fly-tipping by installing even more pocket parks across the borough, and we want you to tell us where they should go. Pocket parks are small parks that are accessible to all residents. These sites are usually very small – like […]
Merton Council has appointed GB Facilities Services Ltd. as its new graffiti removal contractor, offering free removal of graffiti from local businesses as part of a strengthened approach to tackling […]
Residents who provide information leading to fly-tippers getting fined could receive up to £200. As part of our efforts to crack down on fly-tipping and keep our neighbourhoods clean and […]
Residents of Merton have the unique opportunity to have a say in how Merton Council spends a multi-million-pound fund. Councillor Ross Garrod, Leader of Merton Council, said: “The fund comes […]
Have you noticed a pothole, come across graffiti, or spotted a fly-tip? Reporting issues in your neighbourhood is now quicker and easier than ever with the launch of our […]
Merton Council is helping improve accessibility in Mitcham town centre by providing local businesses with portable ramps, so residents who use mobility aids can better access shops on the high […]
We have secured a new agreement with Forest and Lime – London’s two leading e-cycle hire companies – to address poorly parked bikes and help keep our pavements clear and […]
Merton Council has launched a new and improved street cleaning and waste collection service, delivering on its commitment to put residents’ needs first. As of 1 April 2025, the Council […]
Twenty-nine bids submitted by Merton’s residents and community organisations are set to share more than £950,000 from Merton Council’s Civic Pride Funds, and the Community Climate Action Fund. The bids […]