Littering in Merton is a pile of rubbish says council
Merton Council set up a box of rubbish in Morden town centre today to demonstrate the amount of litter that’s collected from the local area on a daily basis.
Category Archives: Clean streets
Keeping Merton’s parks clean
Merton Council is clamping down on litter in parks as it continues its partnership with specialist environmental crime enforcers from Kingdom Environmental Protection Services.
Merton Council works with residents to tackle litter
Merton Council is encouraging residents to take up their brooms and don their rubber gloves as part of its Street Champions scheme on Saturday 13 September at 10am -12pm.
Council says: You wouldn’t do this at home, don’t do it in our borough
Merton Council set up a littered and fly-tipped living room on Mitcham Fair Green this morning to raise awareness of the effects environmental crime has on the borough and to push the message that just as people would not dump rubbish in their living room, they should not dump rubbish on the streets.
Merton continues clamp-down on litter bugs
Merton Council is continuing its clamp-down on litter bugs as it joins forces with specialist environmental crime enforcers from Kingdom Environmental Protection Services in a new six-month trial.
Council and community work together on the Big Merton Spring Clean
Merton streets go hi-tech with new smart bins
Merton Council has installed new smart bins in four locations across the borough, following the success of these bins in its most popular parks.
Merton adopts zero tolerance approach to littering
Merton Council is cracking down further on littering and joining forces with specialist environmental crime enforcers from Kingdom Environmental Protection Services.
Council completes roll out of gum and butt bins
Merton Council has completed the roll out of its special gum and cigarette butt bins on railings and lampposts across the borough.
Merton Council prepares for spring
Spring is in the air and Merton Council, on this first day of spring, wants to shout about its services which are there to help residents over the coming months.