Further progress on CCTV upgrade rollout
Seven new cameras have been installed in York Close carpark in Morden town centre this month, as the Council’s borough-wide £2 million CCTV upgrade programme continues. The project involves replacing […]
Category Archives: Safer Merton
Merton Council Spearheads 16 Days of Action Against Violence and Abuse
As we mark White Ribbon Day on Saturday 25 November, Merton is gearing up for a significant initiative against violence and abuse. Preparations are underway for the ceremonial flag-raising event […]
CCTV equipment attacked in Mitcham – can you help?
Merton Council is launching an appeal for information after an incident in Mitcham where CCTV equipment was tampered with, with potentially fatal consequences.The incident, which took place in September near […]
Partnership launched across south London boroughs to tackle domestic abusers
Merton has formed a partnership with six other south London boroughs to tackle domestic abuse perpetrators.
Officers target activities at Mitcham town centre
Officers and partners such as the Met Police came together for a day of targeted joint working and public engagement
Building a Better Merton Together
An ambitious plan to nurture civic pride, create a Borough of Sport and build a sustainable future for Merton has been drawn up by the council. At a meeting on […]
Council joins police to launch series of catalytic converter marking events
Safer Neighbourhood Teams set up in the car park of Waitrose in Raynes Park on Sunday to make people’s cars safer by marking catalytic converters. The theft of these devices, […]
Police week of action across Merton delivers positive results
Weapons sweep in Morden Hall Park uncovered a dangerous weapon during search of the National Trust property
Council leads day of action in Mitcham town centre
Officers from across Merton Council and its partners took part in the targeted event
Merton launches strategy to prevent violence against women and girls
The strategy brings in departments across the council as well as external partners such as the police