Merton Council has formally recognised the bravery of local resident Stephen Crean, who intervened to stop an attacker during the mass stabbing incident on a London North Eastern Railway (LNER) […]
Residents, schools and businesses across Merton recognised for their colourful and sustainable green spaces. Merton in Bloom returned this year, shining a spotlight on the creativity and community spirit that […]
Students across Merton schools received their GCSE and vocational results today, marking another year of achievement across the borough’s secondary schools. Whilst early figures show that national outcomes in English […]
Merton’s adult social care services have been rated Good by independent regulator the Care Quality Commission, in a report published today. (13 August) This followed an inspection in April, the […]
Merton’s new Safer Streets Team began their deployment in the first week of July, patrolling neighbourhoods across Merton and cracking down on anti-social behaviour. The deployment, which began during Anti-Social […]
Merton is marking Dementia Action Week by continuing its work to become a Dementia Friendly borough and raising awareness of the support available for people living with dementia and their […]
Councillor Martin Whelton has been elected to be Mayor of Merton for the coming year and intends to dedicate his year in office to bringing communities together. At the London […]
Today, figures show over 90% of children in Merton have been offered a place at one of their top three preferred secondary schools. A record number of children received their […]
Local neighbourhood and specialist officers in Merton have led a series of intelligence-led warrants with more than £850,000 worth of suspected criminal property being taken off the streets of London […]
We are aware of some ongoing water supply issues with SES Water affecting Merton residents in SM4 postcodes, with some households experiencing low water pressure and intermittent running water. This […]