Merton’s 2006/07 Best Value Performance Plan (BVPP) was unveiled last Thursday. The BVPP details Merton’s achievements and challenges throughout 2005/06. It also outlines our ambitions and improvement plans for 2006/07 […]
The theft of satellite navigation units in the borough has recently increased, so Safer Merton is issuing some simple, easy to follow crime prevention advice. Safer Merton is continually looking […]
Merton is taking part in the national knife amnesty running until Friday 30 June The five-week project will hopefully encourage people to hand in weapons without the fear of being […]
Keep an eye on crime by signing up to receive Safer Merton’s crime alerts. Sent via email, these regular alerts help residents stay informed of any crime trends or hotspots […]
Merton is now the second lowest crime borough in London according to statistics recently compiled by the Home Office. The borough also has the lowest crime rate for the Home […]
Wimbledon Town Centre will become a Controlled Drinking Zone (CDZ) from Monday 24 April. Police will have the power to confiscate alcohol and issue fixed penalty notices to people seen […]
The battle with graffiti continues, but Merton Council remains determined to beat the menace as an incident at Downs, Wimbledon showed last week. Ms Mortimore, a resident of Wimbledon woke […]
Merton’s Neighbourhood Wardens have been getting results with the help of CCTV and the Police. One of two recent incidents occurred at St Helier Station on 6 March 2006 while […]
Safer Merton’s latest poster campaign will carry a local student’s design after it was picked from a pool of competition entries. A competition was organised among local schools following an […]
Community Cohesion will be celebrated with a family and children’s evening on Saturday 25 March from 6pm-11pm at Lavender Pavillion, Steers Mead. The South London Somali Community is hosting the […]