Council joins forces with police to bring in potential fly-tippers
Merton Council worked alongside Merton police in a joint, planned operation to bring in illegal waste carriers this week.
Merton Council worked alongside Merton police in a joint, planned operation to bring in illegal waste carriers this week.
Hot on the heels of two convictions earlier this month, Merton Council has successfully prosecuted a building site manager for not checking the credentials of the waste carrier he paid […]
Merton Council took two fly-tippers to court and won last week with the culprits ending up with a criminal record and having to pay out hundreds of pounds in fines […]
Mitcham resident Daria Piatek is the latest winner of the Love Your Street prize draw, taking home a £100 One4All voucher.
Morden resident Joanna Coppola is the next winner of the Love Your Street prize draw, taking home a £100 One4All voucher.
Merton Council is continuing to crack down on dog waste and litter as it launches its ‘Any bin will do’ campaign this week.
Merton Council celebrated the hard work and efforts of volunteers who have helped make the Love Your Street campaign so successful since its launch in January.
Local Brownies helped to spread the Love Your Street message this week by sprucing up Cannon Hill Lane.
Morden resident Mike Roberts is the first winner of the Love Your Street prize draw, taking home a £100 One4All voucher.
Merton Council welcomed 30 pupils from Morden Primary School who took part in Merton Junior Neighbourhood Warden Watch. The scheme is a joint initiative between Merton Neighbourhood Watch and Circle Housing Wardens.