41 new traffic cameras will keep borough moving
Merton Council will keep the borough moving as 41 new state-of-the-art cameras are switched on to monitor the area’s roads and keep people safe.
Category Archives: Traffic and Highways
Council working around the clock to keep borough moving despite rain
As rain continues to be forecast in Merton this week, the council is working around the clock to help keep the borough moving.
Join parade to celebrate Armed Forces
A parade will march through the streets of Morden to celebrate members of the country’s Armed Forces on Saturday, 25 June.
Council to crack down on illegal pavement parking
Merton Council is cracking down on illegal pavement parking by motorists from this week in response to concerns raised by residents, especially wheelchair users and parents with push chairs.
Council steps up enforcement to keep Merton moving
New cameras will be installed across the borough next month as the council moves a step closer to enforcing moving traffic offences using automatic number plate recognition (ANPR).
Council on standby following burst water main
Thousands of homes in Pollards Hill, Mitcham are without water following a burst water main in the south London area.
Merton consults on strategy to minimise flood risk
Merton Council has launched a final consultation on its draft Local Flood Risk Management Strategy to ensure every resident and business has the opportunity to send in their views about how flood risk will be managed in the borough, before it is formally adopted.
Scheduled roadworks on hold for Christmas shopping rush
Merton Council has organised for major scheduled roadworks in Merton town centres to be suspended from Thursday 27 November until Monday 5 January to ease congestion as much as possible […]
Ten days left to take part in flood risk consultation
There are just 10 days left for Merton residents to send their responses to the council about how they think the borough can be prepared and minimise the effects of […]
Merton consults on minimising flood risk
Merton Council is asking residents and businesses to contribute towards the preparation of Merton’s Local Flood Risk Management Strategy between 5 November 2013 and 31 January 2014.