Ten days left to take part in flood risk consultation
There are just 10 days left for Merton residents to send their responses to the council about how they think the borough can be prepared and minimise the effects of […]
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Council convicts litter bug for throwing cigarette butt
Merton Council convicted Wimbledon resident Daniel Grigsby for a littering offence at Lavender Hill Magistrates’ Court last week.
Merton bids for share of £100m to create ‘mini Holland’
Merton Council’s cabinet member for environmental sustainability and regeneration cycled to the Mayor of London’s office today to personally deliver the council’s bid for a share of the £100m on […]
Merton residents set to save on their energy bills
Merton residents who signed up for the latest round of the Big London Energy Switch could save an annual average of £106 following an auction between energy companies.
Merton consults on minimising flood risk
Merton Council is asking residents and businesses to contribute towards the preparation of Merton’s Local Flood Risk Management Strategy between 5 November 2013 and 31 January 2014.
Merton school garden is ‘Top of the Plots’
Wimbledon Chase primary school has been awarded top spot in the national ‘Top of the Plots’ competition run by the Mirror newspaper.
Merton celebrates borough’s best blooms
Green fingered community groups, schools, residents and businesses celebrated at the Merton in Bloom awards ceremony in Morden’s Civic Centre.
Merton Council offers chance to cut home energy bills
Merton residents are been given the chance to tackle high energy bills by finding cheaper deals on gas and electricity under a council-backed scheme.
Tackle your energy bills with Merton Council
Merton Council is calling on residents to tackle their energy bills and sign up for a free energy efficiency assessment of their home worth £140 by the end of September.
Latest consultation shows local support for £6m Mitcham regeneration plans
Proposals to regenerate Mitcham Town Centre have been given the green light by thousands of residents who took part in the second ‘Rediscover Mitcham’ consultation.