A Merton Council spokesperson said: The council strongly refutes the allegations made. Our resident is a happy and thriving young woman who is living in high-quality supported living with a dedicated […]
This winter, residents with real coal fires or wood burning appliances are encouraged to use alternative heating methods and avoid burning wood to help reduce dangerous air pollution across the […]
Merton Council’s plans to build a state-of-the-art day centre and supported living units for people with complex learning disabilities, progressed at Cabinet on Monday 4 November. The development at […]
The number of Merton residents living with dementia is expected to rise by more than half by 2040, making it even more important that we know about dementia awareness, diagnosis […]
A new report from the Care Quality Commission highlighting shortcomings in maternity services at St Helier Hospital, has led to Merton Council seeking urgent talks with hospital management. Maternity services […]
Merton Council – in partnership with the Alzheimer’s Society and a range of local partners – are pleased to announce the launch of the “Feel Good Folders Project” in Merton. […]
Proposals to close services at St Helier hospital risks overwhelming neighbouring hospitals, Merton Council Leader Councillor Ross Garrod has said in a letter to the new Health Secretary, Victoria Atkins. […]
Around 50,000 Merton residents will have to be absorbed by St. George’s, Kingston, and Croydon hospitals, should the proposed downgrading of emergency and maternity services at St Helier Hospital go […]
A south London pizza takeaway has been closed by Merton Council following a hearing by Wimbledon magistrates this month. Pizza Roma, 15 Abbotsbury Road, in Morden, after Environmental Health Officers […]
Tuesday 10 October is World Mental Health Day, which is about raising awareness and driving positive change for everyone’s mental health