WHAT DO CHILDREN THINK OF LIBRARY SERVICES?
Merton Council’s Library Service has launched a further stage of an initiative to discover what one of its most important groups of ‘customers’ thinks of the service. From 21 May […]
Category Archives: Environment
NEW CABINET ELECTED
Merton Council’s majority group has elected its new Cabinet for the coming year and it features two new faces. Councillor Andrew Judge, who has represented Figge’s Marsh ward since 1995, […]
INVESTIGATIONS LAUNCHED
Merton Council expects to receive the results of two investigations into the tragic death of Moussa Dembele at the Canons Leisure Centre within two weeks. Two investigations have been launched […]
MITCHAM FIRM FINED
Merton Council’s Environmental Health Service has successfully prosecuted a Mitcham company after one of its customers was hurt in an accident. Merton Timber Limited appeared before Wimbledon magistrates on 11 […]
PELHAM SCHOOL WINS TOP AWARDS
Pelham First School held a special assembly recently to celebrate achieving the Eco-School Award for the first time and the ‘Investor in People’ Award for the third time – the […]
LONDON WILDLIFE TRUST OPEN DAY
Canon Hill Common contains a nature reserve that is now accessible only by organised parties or during twice yearly open days – one of these tours is taking place on […]
MITCHAM TO BECOME AN URBAN VILLAGE
Merton Council has unveiled plans that could see Mitcham transformed into an urban village. An exhibition is on display in Mitcham Library that sets out ideas for the development of […]
ANYONE FOR A WALK?
Bishop Gilpin First School in Wimbledon is to forge links with Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum who are to sponsor their two new Walking Buses. The new Walking Buses are in […]
MITCHAM TO BECOME AN URBAN VILLAGE
Merton Council has unveiled plans that could see Mitcham transformed into an urban village. An exhibition is on display in Mitcham Library that sets out ideas for the development of […]
OVER 55s HAVE THEIR SAY
Merton Council listened to the views of its mature citizens at an Over 55’s “Have Your Say” event held at Merton College recently. The well-attended event illustrated the important contribution […]