Merton Council’s Civic Pride – Investing in Neighbourhoods Fund and the Community Climate Action Fund open for bids today. The £750,000 Neighbourhoods Fund is to support projects which address demands […]
The London Borough of Merton will recognise the slavery links of some street names by placing QR codes on signs, allowing people to read a detailed background of the individual […]
Today (Wednesday 28 June), the London Borough of Merton has launched its summer campaign, ReDiscover Merton – encouraging residents to explore and discover their local areas. Councillor Ross Garrod, Leader […]
The Civic Pride programme is made up of a range of projects which are cabinet priorities
On Friday 2 June, Merton Connected held it’s 8th annual ‘Merton Partnership Civic Pride Volunteer Awards’, sponsored by Merton Council. The Borough’s annual celebration acknowledges and give thanks to the […]
Residents, businesses, charities, community groups and a range of public services, including the police and the NHS, are being invited to work with the council on an ambitious set of […]
Merton today is a diverse community, with a council committed to race equality. This has not always been the case. We recognise the fact that some previously lauded local figures […]
Officers and partners such as the Met Police came together for a day of targeted joint working and public engagement
Commonside Trust and their partners provide essential services and Merton is proud to be funding their work through the Civic Pride Fund
The Beat the Street Merton game enters its Go Explore this week to encourage participants to find the borough’s best heritage and cultural gems. So far, more than 20,300 participants have […]