Be safer, not sorry this Christmas
Merton Council and the police will be cracking down on drink and drug driving over the festive season. As part of these combined efforts, police officers and the council’s road […]
Merton Council and the police will be cracking down on drink and drug driving over the festive season. As part of these combined efforts, police officers and the council’s road […]
Roadworks being carried out in Wimbledon by Southern Gas Networks (SGN) to replace the Broadway’s old gas pipes will be suspended from Tuesday 24 November until Monday 4 January, to […]
As part of National Road Safety Week (23-29 November), Merton Council will be holding a series of cycle awareness events in the borough to encourage cyclists to cycle safely and […]
As part of Merton Council’s continuing efforts to increase road safety, 20’s Plenty schemes will be introduced into two additional areas in the borough. The areas around Claremont Avenue and […]
Merton Council won its case against Virgin Media earlier this month after Wimbledon Magistrates Court found the company guilty of carrying out major works without council consent. Virgin Media was […]
Youngsters from Merton’s secondary schools performed their interpretation of the theme ‘Don’t die before you’ve lived’ on Thursday 11 June at The Rutherford Centre at Wimbledon High School. Road traffic […]
Merton Council is working in partnership with the nationally-renowned children’s Polka Theatre to bring its all-important road safety message to primary school children across the borough. Throughout the month of […]
Children from 21 primary schools in Merton are taking part in a training week (9 – 13 March) to help them face the challenges of life. Merton’s Junior Citizenship event […]
Eight areas are set to see the introduction of 20mph speed limits and three areas to become 20mph zones by the end of March, as part of Merton Council’s Twenty’s […]
To encourage safer travel on Merton’s roads Merton Council is pressing ahead with the introduction of 20mph zones and limits on a number of its residential streets by March 2009. […]