Merton Council’s latest message to residents is ‘Don’t carry the can.’ In a renewed push to dissuade so-called taggers from spraying graffiti on public property, the council is launching a […]

Initial findings from the Morden Park consultation were published this week citing 28 recommendations to develop a park which has something for everyone. The recommendations will feed into a comprehensive […]

Merton Council is calling on all 10-16 year olds in the borough to help save the planet and become climate change champions this Energy Saving Week (19-25 October). Over nine […]

Merton Council wants to help residents save cash by encouraging everyone to wise up this Energy Saving Week (19-25 October) and get to know just how much energy they are […]

Merton Council has secured over £77,000 for new street trees from the Mayor of London’s Street Trees programme to help make the borough even greener. The money – an expansion […]

Merton Council, in partnership with Merton Unity Network, is celebrating this year’s Black History Month with its Festival of Unity on 24 and 25 October. The festival will showcase a […]

Merton Council will be painting the borough red this October through a series of free events with artists of all ages and abilities getting their paint brushes out as part […]

Merton Council, in conjunction with partners Transport for London (TfL), Sustrans and the National Trust, officially opened a brand new bridge in the borough on Thursday. Funded by TfL to […]

Merton Council has committed an extra £100,000 to upgrade the borough’s road surfaces and fill in pot holes where tough weather conditions last winter have caused the tarmac to prematurely […]

Voting is now open for the “Landmark London” 2012 pin badge competition. There are four Merton landmarks to choose from to appear as an illustration on one of a set […]