COVID-19: Business support
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COVID-19: Health advice
This page is no longer being updated. Please visit merton.gov.uk/coronavirus for up-to-date information. Health advice Latest official Government updates on Twitter The Department of Health and Social Care updates it’s […]
Council to decide on best solution to reopen Bishopsford Road Bridge
Councillors will next week be asked to approve the demolition and rebuild of Bishopsford Road bridge, following the partial collapse during heavy rainfall and river flooding in June last year. A […]
Merton backs voluntary sector with £10m of targeted funding
Almost 70 voluntary and community groups across the borough benefited from £10m in funding this year, as Merton Council continued its commitment to bridging the gap between the best and […]
Merton Council to consult with businesses on budget and business plan
Merton Council wants to hear the valuable views of Merton’s businesses on the council’s budget and business plan proposals. Councillor Stephen Alambritis, the Leader of Merton Council will be at […]
Holocaust survivor to speak at Merton commemoration
Residents and members of the public are invited to attend Merton’s annual Holocaust Memorial event on Tuesday 21 January from 7pm to 9pm. This year’s theme is ‘Stand Together’ The […]
Another landlord successfully prosecuted by Merton Council
Another landlord has been successfully prosecuted by Merton Council – the third in the last four months for breaches of the Housing Act 2004. Ronak Patel has been ordered to pay […]
Reclaim your street and let children play on Car Free Day
Merton Council is actively encouraging residents to hold Play Street events and street parties to celebrate World Car Free Day by waiving the fees for temporary street closures. Residents are […]
Could you be a foster carer?
A series of roadshow events are being held across Merton during Foster Care Fortnight (13-26 May) to recruit more foster carers, particularly for siblings, teenagers and unaccompanied asylum-seeking children.
Merton council signs declaration to reduce sugar consumption and support healthier food
In December, Merton Council took its fight to creating a healthier borough a step further by signing a Local Authority Declaration, committing to reduce sugar consumption in the borough and […]
