From today, Merton has been placed in Tier 2: High Alert. This is for areas with a higher or rapidly rising level of infections, where some additional restrictions need to be in place. […]
Councillor Edith Macauley, Merton’s Cabinet Member for Voluntary Sector, Partnerships and Community Safety, said: “Hate Crime Awareness Week is an opportunity for all of us to remember victims and raise […]
Statement from Councillor Stephen Alambritis, The Leader of the London Borough of Merton. The Leader of the London Borough of Merton has said the Government’s latest support package for councils […]
Our parks are extremely busy at the moment and we are working hard to meet the challenges this brings including extra litter. Everyone can help us keep our parks looking […]
“We are all appalled at the images of George Floyd’s arrest, and many of us are still in shock by his tragic, brutal and unnecessary death. “As you know, this […]
We have been made aware that posters with political messages have been illegally displayed close to polling stations. Our enforcement officers have been carrying out inspections across the borough, and taking […]
Leader of the Council, Councillor Stephen Alambritis said: “Veolia have published an apology in the latest issue of My Merton (featured above), which acknowledges worrying litter levels in some parts […]
Merton Council are urgently working with the police to evict squatters who have broken into the former Virgin Active on Battle Close in South Wimbledon and have been causing a disturbance in the […]
Merton is one of the safest boroughs in London, benefiting from a strong working relationship between the council, police, faith groups through the council’s faith and belief forum, and other […]
Merton Council has paid tribute to Labour MP Jo Cox who was killed in her constituency on Thursday.