The Beat the Street Merton game launched on 15 March with more than 14,670 participants signing up in its first week. Together these participants have walked, cycled, and rolled their way […]
Merton’s Acacia Adventure Playground in Mitcham has been named London’s ‘Coolest Place to Play’ at this year’s London Adventure Play Awards, which celebrates great adventure play in the capital. A short film […]
To support our Keep It Clean Love Merton campaign, the Council is launching a competition for five to 11-year-olds to design a poster for Merton. And if you win, not […]
Now spring is here, Merton Council is calling on residents to grab their gardening gloves to show off their blossoming successes in the annual Merton in Bloom competition. Residents can […]
To mark Graffiti Awareness Week 2004, Merton Council joined forces with ten other local authorities to run a ‘not smart, not art’ anti graffiti poster competition and a Merton student […]
Be part of the action as Chessington and Wimbledon Volleyball Club,Merton Sports Development and WS Atkins host the semi finals of the men andwomen’sNational Volleyball Association, on Saturday 6 March […]
Things are hotting up in the National Curry Chef Competition, as Merton chef Binu Raj, from the Cocum South Indian Restaurant, has won the regional finals and will now be […]
On Wednesday 9 July, Merton College hosted the final of the local heat of the National Curry Contest, the chosen winner, Mr Binu Raj, Cocum South Indian Restaurant in Raynes […]
Students from Ricards Lodge High School have been learning the importance of recycling and minimising waste this term by participating in the RMC Greenlink project. The project was organised by […]
Things are hotting up in the local heats of the National Curry Chef competition 2003, as Merton Council announces the four finalists. Eight local chefs entered the free competition and […]