Residents of Pollards Hill are now enjoying a cleaner and safer environment following a very successful ‘Safe and Sound’ clean up day in February. About 70 people showed their community […]
Merton Councillors say they are giving residents what they want, by redistributing £1.6 million of funding to environmental issues in the new budget, which was set at last nights Full […]
Other London Borough’s will be green with envy, as Merton Council has been commended by Friends of the Earth for introducing the most innovative green practice in London. Merton introduced […]
Wildspace! English Nature’s grant scheme for Local Nature Reserves involves local communities in the improvement, care and enjoyment of their local environment. Over the next twelve months, the money will […]
Merton is streets ahead of graffiti taggers in the Borough as the most targetted roads will be getting new street nameplates installed and reposition at a higher level, to prevent […]
Merton Council has announced how the Council will be managed in the interim while it awaits the recruitment of a new Chief Executive. Richard Rawes, Director of Environmental Services has […]
Merton Council residents could receive the lowest increase to their Council Tax bill in years compared to residents living in neighbouring outer London boroughs. Merton Councillors will debate the proposed […]
‘Don’t treat Merton like a dump’ is the message from Merton Council, the Environment Agency and the Police, who worked together to catch a suspected fly-tipper in the Borough. Merton […]
Merton Council has recycled nearly 40 tonnes of Christmas trees this year, largely due to the huge success of the free tree collection service. Throughout a two-week period from 6 […]
Between 10.00 am and 4.00 pm on Friday 14 February, residents of Pollards Hill Estate can join their local Street Warden to help remove fly tipping, litter, abandoned vehicles and […]