21 June 2005 Merton gives teachers a helping hand Teacher Support Line, a 24-hour free telephone service, supports 17,000 teachers a year when they call on issues ranging from workload […]

Representatives of ‘Merton Parents for Better Food in School’ met with Council Leader Andrew Judge and senior council officers for a frank discussion about school dinners in Merton last week […]

A number of road shows to demystify the secondary schools applications process will get underway next week. The range of shows, to be held at primary schools throughout the borough, […]

A derelict site in Mitcham has been selected for regeneration as part of a Government drive for affordable housing.Mitcham is the only site in London to get Government backing to […]

With the holiday season upon us, many of us will be seeking warmer climes. But when there, will you be relying on the locals speaking English? Brits abroad have always […]

Representatives of ‘Merton Parents for Better Food in School’ met with Council Leader Andrew Judge and senior council officers for a frank discussion about school dinners in Merton last week […]

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 […]

Immediate ReleaseItem number 400/05 16 May 2005 Enter the debating chamberSchools debate for chance to represent Merton in the London Challenge. Year Nine pupils at four separate Merton schools will […]

A Raynes Park school has been pulling out all the stops to give their pupils the best possible learning experience. Rulish School in Watery Lane is a firm believer that […]

Saving money and saving the planet was part of Merton Council’s agenda this week as International Composting Awareness Week was promoted to residents across the borough. During composting week, which […]