Merton says “Any bin will do”
Merton Council is continuing to crack down on dog waste and litter as it launches its ‘Any bin will do’ campaign this week.
Merton Council is continuing to crack down on dog waste and litter as it launches its ‘Any bin will do’ campaign this week.
Mayor of Merton’s rider Tony Richards cycled 100 miles in the Prudential Ride London this weekend (2 August), crossing the finishing line in The Mall six hours and 24 minutes after leaving the start line at the Queen Elizabeth Stadium early Sunday morning.
Four of Merton’s parks have been awarded Green Flags for being recognised as some of the best green spaces in the country.
Merton Council is encouraging as many people as possible to go to the National Trust’s Morden Hall Park to see the winning Style Junkie creations, as the last day of the exhibition will be Sunday 26 July.
Winning entries from Merton Council’s Style Junkies competition are on display at the National Trust’s Sustainability Centre in Morden Hall Park until 26 July.
Merton Council celebrated the hard work and efforts of volunteers who have helped make the Love Your Street campaign so successful since its launch in January.
Brenley Park Residents’ Association is seeing the benefits of their recycling success with the installation of their much-wanted CCTV.
Merton Council is calling on residents this Recycle Week (22-28 June) to cut the amount of waste they generate and to reuse and recycle whatever they can to minimise the amount of rubbish that ends up in landfill.
Peregrine Falcons have successfully settled on the Civic Centre roof in Morden and hatched chicks during this nesting season.
Young kids will be making a splash this week as Merton Council opens its first paddling pool of the season in Wimbledon Park. As the days get warmer, families will be flocking to the paddling pool with its interactive water play area as they wade in and cool down.