If you are one of the 1 million people in Britain, who can’t find employment due to your status as a disabled person, don’t despair, as your problem may be […]

MP Patricia Hewitt, Health Secretary visiting Merton Tuesday 7 February: 19.30-20.30pm Merton Civic Centre, London Road, Morden Secretary of State for Health, Patricia Hewitt will being paying an official visit […]

A report carried out by the Commission For Social Care Inspection (CSCI) into Merton’s Mental Health Services has identified a number of areas, where improvement is required. The inspection took […]

A questionnaire on health related behaviour has shown a reduction in the number of young people in Merton who have used an illegal drug in the last month. Merton Drug […]

It is estimated that one in every two carers get ill. This could mean a substantial number of the 15,141 carers in Merton making extra trips to their GP with […]

Looked After children in Merton get better GCSE results (grade A-C) than any of their counterparts nationally. A Department for Education and Skills (DfES) league table published yesterday, http://www.dfes.gov.uk/rsgateway/DB/VOL/v000580/index.shtml shows […]

An independent commission has backed Merton Council’s appeal to the Secretary of State over the location of the area’s Critical Care Hospital. Healthcare Audit Consultants Ltd has reviewed the decision […]

An exclusive screening of this month’s ‘must see movie’ Robots heralded the launch of Merton’s ground-breaking new website for looked-after children. The Odeon Cinema in Wimbledon kindly donated their facilities […]