Merton Council, with ten other partners, has launched a project aimed at helping people set up small businesses in the environmental sector. The Green Seeds project was funded by the […]

Merton Council’s Library Service has launched a further stage of an initiative to discover what one of its most important groups of ‘customers’ thinks of the service. From 21 May […]

Residents in Merton who want to vote by post at the General Election have until 30 May to get an application to Merton Council’s Electoral Services. The election helpline is […]

Merton’s library services will be holding the first meeting of their Talking Eyes project, a reader’s group aimed at the blind, visually impaired and partially sighted, on Wednesday, 16 May […]

Merton Council Leader Councillor Andrew Judge has hit back hard following WFC Chairman Charles Koppel’s claim he had given the Council two months to find a Merton based ground for […]

The prestigious Charter Mark Award 2000 for excellence was awarded to the Local Taxation Services section by the Cabinet Office, recognising Merton’s high achievements in modernising government practice. The dedicated […]

Merton Council’s majority group has elected its new Cabinet for the coming year and it features two new faces. Councillor Andrew Judge, who has represented Figge’s Marsh ward since 1995, […]

Merton Council’s Mayor for 2001/02 will be Councillor Stuart Pickover following the withdrawal on health grounds of Councillor Sam Chaudhry. Councillor Pickover has represented Dundonald ward since 1994 and has […]

Merton Council is trying to maintain its reputation as being a dog-friendly borough despite a recent influx of professional dog walkers into Merton’s parks, sometimes with as many as 20 […]

A recent national report of failing safety standards in cemeteries may lead to Councils facing a legal test over unsafe gravestones, but local gravestone owners are required to put any […]