Canon Hill Common contains a nature reserve that is now accessible only by organised parties or during twice yearly open days – one of these tours is taking place on […]

Merton’s streets, town centres, car parks and housing areas look set to become even safer following a bid to government to fund more CCTV cameras. Merton Partnership Against Crime, made […]

Merton Council has unveiled plans that could see Mitcham transformed into an urban village. An exhibition is on display in Mitcham Library that sets out ideas for the development of […]

Bishop Gilpin First School in Wimbledon is to forge links with Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum who are to sponsor their two new Walking Buses. The new Walking Buses are in […]

The marvellous Mitcham Carnival is getting closer and closer and Merton Council is urging anyone who would like to take part to get in touch. Stall pitches are still available […]

Merton Council has unveiled plans that could see Mitcham transformed into an urban village. An exhibition is on display in Mitcham Library that sets out ideas for the development of […]

Residents at a block of flats in Mitcham faced a weekend without power last week. Merton Council Housing staff who were on duty found temporary housing for these who needed […]

More than 20 schools in Merton have received highly regarded Achievement Awards from the Government for improvement and excellence. The Department for Education and Employment (DfEE) made the announcement on […]

Merton Council’s Library & Heritage Service has been short-listed for a top national award. The Library Service entered the Library Association’s Libraries Change Lives Awards and could be in line […]

Merton Council’s Education department is celebrating after a further two schools in the borough were awarded Beacon Status. The Department for Education and Employment (DfEE) has given St Mark’s First […]