Exciting times for Mitcham
Residents and visitors to Mitcham will notice some changes in 2015, as the first phase of a project to rejuvenate the town centre gets underway. With stunning landscape features and […]
Category Archives: Regeneration
Much-loved Mitcham clock tower goes for a facelift
Mitcham saw its much-loved Victorian clock tower go off for a facelift and complete refurbishment this week.
Creative ideas abound for a Wimbledon of the future
Entries are in for the Future Wimbledon ideas competition and a panel of A-listers from the world of design and architecture have shortlisted 29 from nearly 100 creative visions for […]
Council calls for views on proposals for three estates
Merton Council is calling on businesses and residents for their views on the potential regeneration of three housing estates in the borough owned by Circle Housing Merton Priory.
Merton Council and Circle Housing Merton Priory sign up to 10 commitments to their residents
Circle Housing Merton Priory has agreed to sign a pledge to residents living on three of their estates; Eastfields (Mitcham), Ravensbury (Morden) and High Path (Wimbledon), following encouragement from Merton […]
New and improved Willow Lane Bridge reopens
Willow Lane Bridge was officially opened today by the Leader of Merton Council, Councillor Stephen Alambritis and Merton’s cabinet member for environmental sustainability and regeneration, Councillor Andrew Judge.
Morden Station planning brief agreed
Merton Council’s cabinet agreed the Morden Station planning brief this week.
Renovated Bewley Bridge to be named in memory of Councillor Gam Gurung
Merton Council is to name the bridge, currently known as Bewley Bridge, Colliers Wood, after the late ward councillor, Councillor Gam Gurung, who sadly passed away last year at the […]
Merton announces new business loan funds
Two new business loan schemes to help local businesses were launched at a major Merton Council business event yesterday.
Latest consultation shows local support for £6m Mitcham regeneration plans
Proposals to regenerate Mitcham Town Centre have been given the green light by thousands of residents who took part in the second ‘Rediscover Mitcham’ consultation.