Merton today is a diverse community, with a council committed to race equality. This has not always been the case. We recognise the fact that some previously lauded local figures […]
Merton, in partnership with char.gy, has now installed over 250 new on-street lamppost charge points for electric vehicles – half-way towards its target of over 500 additional on-street chargers. The […]
Making public transport accessible for everyone, which will help to make Merton’s future sustainable and allow residents with mobility issues to travel, is one of the key commitments of Merton […]
Merton Council is keen to promote active travel among residents – cycling or walking to work or school reduces emissions, improves overall health, and saves money. However, increased use of […]
Plans have been made well in advance of this year’s cold snap to ensure the borough keeps moving during the winter. When icy weather or snow is forecast, we use […]
Twelve of Merton Council’s car parks have been awarded Park Mark accreditation following an inspection by the Metropolitan Police and the British Parking Association. The award of Park Mark shows […]
Merton Council has responded to today’s decision by the Mayor of London to expand the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) London-wide, to include Merton. The council submitted a response to […]
The speed limit on Bushey Road between Grand Drive and Martin Way could be changed from 20mph to 30mph. The speed limit on this section of the A298 was […]
Today, we have reopened Peel House car park in Morden. After a thorough inspection, our maintenance contractor, FM Conway, has provided us with a detailed report on the condition of […]
At least 250 new charging points for electric vehicles (EVs) will be installed across Merton this year, after the council was successful in bidding for funding worth £750,000 from the […]