Green light for new bus street
A significant milestone in the Rediscover Mitcham project has been reached with the completion of the new London Road Bus street opening for traffic.
Category Archives: Regeneration
Council signs contract for new family leisure centre
Merton Council signed a contract with Pellikaan Construction Ltd today (22 June 2017), to build a new family leisure centre for Morden.
Merton set to bring in diesel levy to tackle air pollution
Merton Council is set to introduce a new diesel levy in April 2017 in response to a national health emergency and the Mayor of London’s pledge to cut air pollution […]
Council calls on public for ideas on how £500,000 could improve their neighbourhood
Merton Council wants to hear from residents and businesses in the borough about where they think a share of £500,000 could be spent most effectively to improve the area where […]
No room for fly tipping in Merton
It’s that time of year when many of us will be treating ourselves to new sofas, furnishings for the house and white goods. If we’re lucky, some of us could […]
Government pushes Crossrail2 consultation into next year
The latest Crossrail2 consultation, originally scheduled for this month, has been postponed until at least the second quarter of 2017.
Full steam ahead for new stadium as Merton welcomes Dons home
It is all systems go for a new AFC Wimbledon stadium as Merton Council and AFC Wimbledon can now progress, without delay, their plans for Plough Lane.
Merton gives the go-ahead to new Ravensbury Estate homes
Merton’s planning committee has given the go-ahead to the transformation of 50 derelict garages and an area of underused land on the Ravensbury Estate in Mitcham, into a variety of […]
Pollards Hill set to be transformed after council approved estates plans
Pollards Hill is set to be transformed after Merton Council granted planning permission for a multi-million pound estate regeneration programme yesterday.
Primary school needs your votes to create wildflower and vegetable garden
Merton’s Gorringe Park Primary School in Mitcham wants shoppers’ votes to be in with a chance of benefiting from £12,000 which would fund improvement works to its play area.
