Merton Council is encouraging as many people as possible to go to the National Trust’s Morden Hall Park to see the winning Style Junkie creations, as the last day of the exhibition will be Sunday 26 July.
Winning entries from Merton Council’s Style Junkies competition are on display at the National Trust’s Sustainability Centre in Morden Hall Park until 26 July.
Brenley Park Residents’ Association is seeing the benefits of their recycling success with the installation of their much-wanted CCTV.
Merton Council is calling on residents this Recycle Week (22-28 June) to cut the amount of waste they generate and to reuse and recycle whatever they can to minimise the amount of rubbish that ends up in landfill.
Winners of Merton Council’s Style Junkie competition were announced this weekend by Leader of the Council, Councillor Stephen Alambritis, Costume Design Pathway Leader Abigail Hammond from Wimbledon College of Arts […]
Students from Wimbledon College of Arts in Merton and pupils from the south west London borough’s primary and secondary schools have been getting creative with junk as part of Merton […]
There’s under one week left to take part in our Style Junkies competition which is calling on Merton students to demonstrate their inventiveness and creativity in a costume design competition using recycled materials.
Residents in the Lavender Fields area of Mitcham are due to get their new bins this week as part of the council’s wheelie bin pilot.
Merton Council today announced it is proposing to pilot wheeled bins in part of the Lavender Fields area of Mitcham from April 2015.
Mayor of Merton Councillor Agatha Akyigyina presented Wimbledon Chase Primary School with a £2,000 cheque after the school won the third prize award during the Mega Recycle campaign.