Merton Council is supporting the safety pin campaign against hate crime
Merton Council is supporting the safety pin campaign which has launched on social media today.
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Merton Council and Merton Police issue joint guidance for hate crime victims and witnesses
Merton Council and Merton Police have issued joint guidance for anyone who witnesses or experiences hate crime. Since the UK voted to leave the EU last week, there have been […]
Views sought for proposed footpath closure
Merton Council has launched a consultation inviting the community to give their views on the potential closure of a footpath which runs through the grounds of Rutlish School. The consultation is […]
Merton Council pays tribute to Orlando shooting victims
Merton Council has paid tribute to the 50 victims of America’s deadliest mass shooting at the weekend.
Council to call for residents’ views on proposed footpath closure
Merton Council is set to consult with the borough’s residents on the potential closure of a footpath which runs through the grounds of Rutlish School. The consultation will seek residents’ […]
Safer Merton to pop up at Pollards Hill next week
Safer Merton, the partnership made up of the council, the police, the fire brigade and other agencies, will be on hand to answer residents’ questions at the first in a […]
CCTV continues to provide safety to residents
Following a review by Circle Housing Merton Priory into CCTV across its estates in the borough, the housing association has decided to continue to commission the council to provide its […]
Take a stand against domestic abuse – ‘Love Shouldn’t Hurt’
Merton Council launched its 16 days against domestic violence and abuse campaign today.
Council joins forces with police to bring in potential fly-tippers
Merton Council worked alongside Merton police in a joint, planned operation to bring in illegal waste carriers this week.
Residents to have say on Merton’s licensing policy
Merton Council is calling on residents and local business owners to have their say on a revised draft statement of licensing policy that could lead to shops and other businesses […]