Merton Council’s civil enforcement officers (CEO’s) will wear body cameras from Monday 17 August. The council are rolling out this initiative in a bid deter the ever increasing problem faced […]
We live in one of London’s greenest boroughs, where more than 100 parks and gardens mean open space is never far away. Now summer is here our green spaces are […]
Doorstep crime is intrusive and is largely aimed at the more vulnerable in our society. In an effort to protect residents from this type of crime in Merton, the council […]
Thanks to everyone who gave feedback about the last picture we published as part of the Merton Memories project.
It’s been a great summer but as the days get shorter, don’t despair – there’s plenty to do in Merton this autumn whatever your age. It’ll be a blast Culture […]
October is Black History Month – the chance to delve into the past and discover the people, places and events that have shaped Merton’s story. One of the first black […]
If you’ve ever wondered what your street looked like in Victorian times, or how your local town centre has changed over the years, look out for Merton Memories, a project capturing life […]
People who give up their time to help others were celebrated at the Merton Partnership Volunteering Awards this spring. Now in their second year, the awards recognise outstanding contributions to […]
The River Wandle is not only steeped in history, it is now central to an on-going regeneration plan to develop a regional park, stretching into Merton. This edition of My […]
Exciting things are happening to Mitcham. My Merton gets the latest from the council’s regeneration team FutureMerton on what’s been going on in the town centre and what’s planned in […]