Merton residents should continue to play their part in protecting themselves and their community as COVID-19 safety measures are increased across the Country. Councillor Mark Allison, Leader of Merton Council, […]
We all still have a big role to play in protecting our community against COVID-19. As well as getting your COVID-19 vaccination, one of the best ways we can do this […]
Merton Council’s Air Quality team have been out and about raising awareness of engine idling and the dangerous and unnecessary air pollution that is produced as a result. Merton is part […]
Merton Council has launched a consultation on possible changes to the council’s home to school/college travel assistance policy, which is primarily for children with SEND (special educational needs and disabilities). Firstly, […]
Climate change affects people’s health, globally and in Merton. For example, heatwaves can increase mortality, and floods can cause major disruption and lead to long lasting mental health issues. It […]
Merton Council is installing air quality sensors in priority locations around the borough in November to support its ambition to tackle toxic air pollution and make Merton a net-zero borough by 2050. This is also in line with the UN Climate […]
There are many things we can all do individually and within our own households to tackle the climate emergency, but there is also a great deal to be done collectively. […]
Over the next two weeks, world leaders will be meeting at COP26 in Glasgow with the aim of carving out a plan to tackle climate change. Climate change is a […]
With less people working from home and more returning to the office, it is vital we all test twice a week to protect those we come in contact with at work and on public transport. Even if you […]
Two years of works followed a partial collapse of the structure during heavy rainfall in June 2019