Merton Council’s tenants and leaseholders will be given a comprehensive display on Saturday 19 November between 10am and 3pm of the improvement measures that are set to be made in […]

Merton s library refurbishment programme will be the subject of discussion at two public information meetings, due to take place on 1 & 8 December. The venues for the meetings […]

A series of community-based events took place over the weekend to mark the end of Merton’s Black History month celebrations. Black History Month was adopted in the UK in the […]

Merton’s Mayor, Councillor Judy Saunders, will officially open the new state of the art library in Raynes Park on Wednesday, 12 October. Publicist Max Clifford, who is an ex resident […]

The Commonside Community Development Trust and Merton Council are to work in tandem from Monday July 4. Commonside Community, which is Merton’s only Community Development Trust, has taken over the […]

It is estimated that one in every two carers get ill. This could mean a substantial number of the 15,141 carers in Merton making extra trips to their GP with […]

Looked After children in Merton get better GCSE results (grade A-C) than any of their counterparts nationally. A Department for Education and Skills (DfES) league table published yesterday, http://www.dfes.gov.uk/rsgateway/DB/VOL/v000580/index.shtml shows […]

Fans of Eastenders will be aware of the recent story line surrounding Albert Square resident, Keith Miller. After successfully hiding his literacy problems for years, Keith’s family discover that he […]

An exclusive screening of this month’s ‘must see movie’ Robots heralded the launch of Merton’s ground-breaking new website for looked-after children. The Odeon Cinema in Wimbledon kindly donated their facilities […]

Visitors to Mitcham’s Jan Malinowski Centre (JMC) can now take advantage of the lovely spring weather from the grounds of their new memorial garden, which was officially opened on Friday […]