You can still catch and spread COVID-19 without symptoms, even after your vaccination. Taking rapid tests twice a week, including before going out to work, going to the shops or meeting with […]
Merton residents with mobility issues no longer have to wait for a home visit to get their COVID-19 vaccines. The Wilson Hospital and Nelson Health centre walk-in vaccination sites can now offer jabs […]
We are delighted that our fireworks shows will return for 2021 this weekend at Wimbledon Park on Friday 5 November and Morden Park on Saturday 6 November, after last year’s shows were sadly cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions. In order […]
It’s easy for us to pass on COVID-19 or flu viruses without knowing. This winter there are two essential vaccines you’ll need to protect yourself and your loved ones. With […]
Getting the vaccination is the best possible protection against getting seriously ill or hospitalised from the virus and the NHS want to make it as easy as possible for those aged 12 […]
With less people working from home and more returning to the office, it is vital we all test twice a week to protect those we come in contact with at work and on public transport. Even if you […]
A recent study from The Lancet Infectious diseases has found that people who are double jabbed clear the infection more quickly, but their peak viral load – when people are most infectious – is similar […]
Have you had your Covid-19 booster jab yet? Make sure that you join them as soon as you get your invitation – so long as it’s six months (182 days) […]
We hope pupils and parents in schools across Merton have been enjoying the half term safely. Rates are higher now across London than this time last year and are currently highest amongst 11-19 year olds. Before […]
The council will spend £400,000 on the service during this week’s holiday, the winter holidays and March 2022’s half term