Merton Council won its court case against a local landlord last week after Wimbledon Magistrates Court found Mr Abbas guilty of letting a house for multiple occupation without a licence. […]

Residents keen to find out more about employment and training opportunities in the borough will find everything they need at the Merton JobFest 09 on Tuesday 1 September in Mitcham. […]

Merton Council was one of just 30 councils in the UK to successfully bid for pathfinder status – meaning it scooped a total of £2.5 million from the government’s children, […]

Merton Council has today announced that Merton’s tenants have voted to transfer the ownership and management of their homes to a new, local, not-for-profit housing association, Merton Priory Homes, which […]

Following the government’s recent announcement that it would review current guidelines for average housing rental increases for 2009-10, Merton council is proposing to reduce the average rent increase for tenants […]

The multi-million pound homes, estate and service improvement programme that Merton Council tenants would get if they vote in favour of transfer to Merton Priory Homes was unveiled today. Merton […]

Merton Council is working with residents on the High Path Estate to install new hot water and heating systems in three of the main buildings with as much speed as […]

Merton Council and Sutton and Merton Primary Care Trust (PCT) are giving residents a helping hand to get their endorphins flowing, chase away those winter blues and keep to their […]

The agreement by Merton’s Cabinet of annual rental increases for council housing means Merton tenants will continue to benefit from some of the lowest rents in South London. The average […]

A trailer is taking to the streets to show tenants the difference that transfer of the council’s homes to Merton Priory Homes could make. Inside the trailer, tenants can see […]