Merton Council’s Cabinet last night gave the go-ahead to demolish and re-build Bishopsford Bridge following its partial collapse into the River Wandle following heavy rainfall last June. Work is now […]
Merton Council is encouraging residents to apply to close their road for a street party on 8, 9 or 10 May in celebration of the 75th anniversary of VE Day. […]
Many thousands of EU nationals based in Merton have applied to remain in the UK under the European Union Settlement Scheme (EUSS), but Merton Council reports that there are still […]
The Access Centre at Raynes Park High School has been awarded Autism Accreditation by the National Autistic Society. Accredited status is awarded to educational organisations where staff have a good […]
The Leader of Merton Council has vowed to continue to fight plans to downgrade St Helier Hospital every step of the way. Councillor Stephen Alambritis made the pledge as NHS […]
The head of Merton Council’s library service has been recognised by the Queen in the New Year Honours list. Anthony Hopkins has been awarded a British Empire Medal (BEM), for […]
Merton Council’s adult learning service has been given a set of Good marks by Ofsted inspectors. Merton Adult Learning offers a range of community courses, as well as opportunities to […]
A brand new bus route is being introduced to ensure that residents around the Ravensbury area keep their link to Morden Tube Station while the 118 route is on diversion. […]
‘Don’t lose your right to stay’ is the message Merton Council wants to get out to its European Union residents, amidst concern that more than half are yet to apply […]
Merton Council is celebrating Recycle Week with new data showing that recycling rates in the borough are at record levels, following the introduction of a new recycling and rubbish collection […]
