These explorations into literature, music and performance poetry will be informal, vibrant and open to people of all ages. The details of the events are as follows: ·Wednesday 12 February […]
On Thursday 19th December, from 10.45 to 11.45 am, children can enjoy some stories read to them by the local librarian, as well as assorted craft activities. For further information […]
Merton Council has commissioned a play to highlight the dangers of doorstep crime for older people in the borough. The play, Ma Kelly’s Doorstep, has been produced by the Wimbledon-based […]
Merton’s libraries and schools are taking part in a project to highlight the effects of conflict. The Surrender a Weapon scheme, launched by aid charity, Medicins du Monde, is asking […]
Merton Council needs residents views to develop Open Spaces Strategy Local groups’ views on Merton’s parks and open spaces are needed by Merton Council, as the second stage in developing […]
Immediate Release Item Number 158/02 Merton used as good example for whole of London Merton’s award winning library service for refugees is to be rolled out throughout London by the […]
Council is looking forward to next year’s figures Merton Council has welcomed the government’s new Social Services Star Rating as the process has shown the department has improved since being […]
Visits to libraries up Merton?s Library services have released figures showing visitor numbers rose by almost a quarter over the last financial year 2000/2001. Visits to Merton libraries were up […]
The public library services for all 33 London Boroughs will join together to celebrate how the capitals libraries can help all ages and communities in their daily lives, on Saturday […]
Council’s Reading Carnival Awards ceremony Local author, Paul Greaghty, will be special guest at Merton Council’s Reading Carnival Award ceremony at the Polka Theatre in Wimbledon on Saturday 6 October. […]