Merton will become one of the first councils in the country to give staff bereavement leave after the early loss of a pregnancy. Merton Council has agreed to give mothers […]
“Today marks a year since the brutal murder of George Floyd. This tragic event marked a turning point and a determination that past inequalities would not go unchallenged in the future…
Two new cabinet members have been appointed by the Leader of the Council, it was announced at the Council meeting on Wednesday 15 May.
To mark this year’s Pride, Merton Council are flying the Rainbow flag from 2-7 July outside the civic centre on London Road. This year’s Pride event began on 2 July […]
Merton Council and the Metropolitan Police are looking to set up a Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) forum next month – to coincide with LGBT History Month. The forum […]
Multi-Faith Service in Merton The Mayor of Merton, Councillor Maxi Martin, will be joined by representatives of different faiths from around the Borough at the annual Multi-Faith Civic Celebration at […]
From the 2nd September, and the first Tuesday of every month through until December, a Tamil-speaking interpreter will hold a drop-in session in Merton Link, at the civic centre, from […]
The Stephen Lawrence Action Plan, produced by Merton Council, following the publication of the McPherson Report, has announced its second comprehensive yearly results. By producing the Plan, Merton stated its […]
Merton Council’s majority group has elected its new Cabinet for the coming year which features two new faces. Councillor Amanda Ramsay elected, as Dundonald Ward councillor at last years local […]
Immediate release Issue number 157/02 Merton has updated its Equal Opportunity and Valuing Diversity Policy. The policy is part of the council’s vision, ‘To make Merton a great place to […]