Merton Council expects to receive the results of two investigations into the tragic death of Moussa Dembele at the Canons Leisure Centre within two weeks. Two investigations have been launched […]

Following last month’s announcement that 23 of Merton’s schools were to receive a School Achievement Award, another borough school has been added to the role of honour. The highly regarded […]

Two areas in the borough have been earmarked for regeneration and redevelopment following the approval of planning briefs by Merton Council. At a meeting of the Executive Committee in March, […]

Merton Council is hosting an international women’s conference to celebrate the achievements of Black and Ethnic Minority Women in Britain at Merton Civic Centre in Morden on Thursday 3, May […]

Merton Council’s Environmental Health Service has successfully prosecuted a Mitcham company after one of its customers was hurt in an accident. Merton Timber Limited appeared before Wimbledon magistrates on 11 […]

Merton is looking for young people aged between 10 and 19 years old to represent the borough this June and July in the 2001 London Heathrow Youth Games – Europe’s […]

Residents of Sadler Close Housing Estate, Mitcham have reason to celebrate following a successful bid to pay for a permanent network of CCTV cameras. Merton Partnership Against Crime, made up […]

Pelham First School held a special assembly recently to celebrate achieving the Eco-School Award for the first time and the ‘Investor in People’ Award for the third time – the […]

Merton Council and the Ethnic Minority Centre jointly organised a governor recruitment drop-in session at Vestry Hall, Mitcham on Saturday, 7 April 2001 to encourage members of the community to […]

Merton Council’s Housing Department has, for the first time, successfully evicted a convicted drug dealer from one of its properties. The drug pusher, who cannot be named, was spotted behaving […]