Residents’ ambitions put at centre of plans for Merton’s future
The council ran Your Merton in spring – its biggest conversation with people who live, work or study in the borough
The council ran Your Merton in spring – its biggest conversation with people who live, work or study in the borough
Climate change affects people’s health, globally and in Merton. For example, heatwaves can increase mortality, and floods can cause major disruption and lead to long lasting mental health issues. It […]
Relaunched service will be open every Monday from 22 November at Morden Baptist Church
The council will spend £400,000 on the service during this week’s holiday, the winter holidays and March 2022’s half term
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 […]
We are celebrating the theme of art and creativity for Learning Disability Awareness Week 2021, which started yesterday and ends 20 June. The council is celebrating the theme along with […]
This week is Carers Week, and the Council has been celebrating the value and hard work that carers across Merton bring to the borough. The theme this year is ‘Making Carers visible […]
Merton Council is recognising and celebrating the value and hard work that carers across the borough bring in their roles for Carers Week 2021, which runs from 7 June to […]
Over the past six months, South West London and St Georges Mental Health NHS Trust have been working closely with a wide range of stakeholders to define the best future for their mental […]
The new first citizen of Merton has dedicated his year in office to supporting and celebrating the work of carers. Councillor Michael Brunt was elected as Mayor for the 2021/22 […]