The Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, has announced today that:“All boroughs must introduce recycling collections from homes by September 2004.” London Borough of Merton welcomes this announcement: Alison Broom, Merton […]
Merton would like to inform residents that the recycling site at Morden Road has been removed following several instances of fly-tipping. The banks were recently removed and the recycling team […]
Cups will be raised as the Mayor of Merton, Councillor Maxi Martin, officially opens the Tariro Fair-trade coffee shop in London Road Morden on Thursday 3 July 2003. Tariro is […]
Students from Ricards Lodge High School have been learning the importance of recycling and minimising waste this term by participating in the RMC Greenlink project. The project was organised by […]
Residents are kerbing their desire to put everything in the bin according to the latest results of Merton Council’s kerbside recycling pilot scheme. The Council have been running a pilot […]
Reduce, re-use and recycle is the mantra of Merton Council and so it is no surprise that they are backing Real Nappy Week from 7-13 April 2003, which aims to […]
Other London Borough’s will be green with envy, as Merton Council has been commended by Friends of the Earth for introducing the most innovative green practice in London. Merton introduced […]
Merton Council has recycled nearly 40 tonnes of Christmas trees this year, largely due to the huge success of the free tree collection service. Throughout a two-week period from 6 […]
Money will help the borough recycle as Merton’s successful bid for a share of the London Recycling Fund means that the Council can now fund a new and improved kerbside […]
Merton Council is encouraging residents to think about the amount of waste they produce over the festive season and how they could reduce it, by producing this handy list of […]