Merton Council and Network Rail have agreed that the name for the proposed new mainline station at Eastfields will be determined through a public consultation. The prospect of a station […]
Freedom Passes entitle older people who are 60 years old and above and eligible disabled people to free travel on London’s public transport network. All Freedom Passes are due for […]
Good Going Week is being held across London and Merton, from 14 to 23 September, to address the problem of traffic congestion and polluting vehicle emissions. Merton’s Road Safety and […]
Pedal power has come to Merton as Merton Council urges residents to get on their bikes for Bike Week 2005, which runs from 11 – 19 June. Bike Week 2005 […]
Merton Council is encouraging people to have their say on the regeneration of Mitcham Town Centre. The council recently appointed consultants Space Syntax to produce an Urban Design Brief to […]
Merton has successfully secured a £3.4 million Borough Spending Plan settlement for transport, from Transport for London (TFL), after submitting their spending plan for 2005-2006. The £3.4 million will be […]
Consultation has begun with residents and organistions for Merton’s 2nd Community Plan, set to be launched early next year. The 10-year plan is aimed at improving the local quality of […]
Sleigh bells ring as Merton Council has once again teamed up with Centre Court Shopping in Wimbledon and voluntary groups in Merton to provide a special Christmas shopping afternoon from […]
Leave the car keys at home and choose a greener way to travel Good Going Week is being held across London and Merton, from 15 to 22 September, to address […]
Pedal power has come to Merton as Merton Council urges residents to get on their bikes for Bike Week 2004, which runs from 12 – 20 June. Bike Week 2004 […]