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 […]

Merton is on the lookout for young people in school years 4 – 12 to represent the borough this summer in the 2005 London Youth Games – Europe’s largest youth […]

A three-day composting workshop and free compost bins for schools are just two of the ways that Merton Council is supporting International Compost Awareness Week from 1 – 7 May […]

Widespread consultation with local people and partnership working with other organizations has resulted in Merton producing its first ever open space strategy. Merton Open Space Strategy (MOSS) sets out a […]

New Malden played host to a fiesta of football as the Merton Out of School football tournament kicked off. The teams came together from across the borough to contest the […]

Last week saw Kings College School in Wimbledon host Merton’s annual presentation evening for the Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards. The Deputy Mayor of Merton, Councillor Corrina Edge presented young people […]

The All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) is on the prowl for the next Tim Henman or Venus Williams. The Wimbledon Junior Tennis Initiative (WJTI) was established in 2001 after […]

Tamworth Manor and Mitcham Vale School pitches are available for the community to hire. The new full size all weather pitches have been provided by the New Opportunities for PE […]