Green Flags for Merton’s Green Spaces
Four of Merton’s parks have been awarded Green Flags for being recognised as some of the best green spaces in the country.
Category Archives: Parks and green spaces
Singers announced for Classics in the Park
City of London Sinfonia and Merton Council have announced the singers for Classics in the Park, which will take place this September in Wimbledon Park.
City of London Sinfonia “on cracking form” ahead of coming to Wimbledon Park
Merton Council has been checking out the latest reviews of the City of London Sinfonia ahead of their Wimbledon Park concert in September. Reviewers of the The City of London […]
Classics in the Park early bird tickets available for music lovers
Merton Council is giving music lovers everywhere the chance to purchase special early bird tickets for Classics in the Park. 10% off the original price is available until midnight on 31 July.
Summer kicks off with the splash
Young kids will be making a splash this week as Merton Council opens its first paddling pool of the season in Wimbledon Park. As the days get warmer, families will be flocking to the paddling pool with its interactive water play area as they wade in and cool down.
Love Your Street gets Brownies’ thumbs up
Local Brownies helped to spread the Love Your Street message this week by sprucing up Cannon Hill Lane.
Make the most of Merton this spring
We live in one of London’s greenest boroughs, where more than 100 parks and gardens mean open space is never far away. Now spring is here our green spaces are […]
New Dundonald Rec courts open in time for Easter holidays
Merton Council has opened the new multi-use sports area in Dundonald Rec in time for the Easter holidays so children and their families can take full advantage of the new […]
Brand new public playground opens at Dundonald Rec
Dundonald Recreation Ground in Wimbledon now has a brand new landscaped playground ready for the borough’s younger residents to enjoy.
Working with community groups on proposed changes to environmental services
Groups who use Merton’s parks are being welcomed to give their views on the proposed changes to the way the borough’s parks, cemeteries and other green spaces are maintained.