Results from Merton’s 2003 Annual Transport Monitoring Report have been analysed, with trends indicating a greater number of journeys being made by all modes of transport. The Road Traffic Reduction […]
Merton Council Graffiti Team continued their battle against graffiti and litter with another community clean up day on Saturday 29 November in Wimbledon. Local residents armed with rainwear and rubbish […]
Your views on tackling crime will be taken into account, as Merton Partnership Against Crime (MPAC) will use the results of their recent survey of residents and visitors to the […]
Merton Council is due to start reconstructing Kingston Road, in the section between Mostyn and Kirkley Road, following years or wear and tear. The work will be carried out in […]
Cut the engine and bounce!Merton participates in Car Free Day 2003 Bouncy castles will replace traffic jams in Mitcham Town Centre, from 10am – 4pm on Sunday 21 September 2003, […]
The Road Traffic Reduction Act 1997 obliges local traffic authorities to produce a report on the levels of traffic on those roads for which it is the Highway Authority. Merton […]
Merton Partnership Against Crime (MPAC) WANTS YOU to join with the Council and the police to help fight crime in Merton. It is known from previous crime figures that this […]
Merton Council are working hard to improve accessibility to Wimbledon Station and town centre facilities for pedestrians and cyclists. The fundamental aim is to reduce the potential for road traffic […]
Merton Council’s Cabinet Member for Transport and Planning, Councillor Russell Makin, said: “We welcome the launch of the first London City Car Club scheme in Kensington and Chelsea. Merton has […]
Merton Council have extended the statutory consultation of Merton Park CPZ from Friday 14 February to Friday 28 February 2003, to allow residents and businesses in the area more time […]