Hundreds flock to Morden Library to discover Merton’s Heritage
Over 1000 visitors of all ages flocked to Merton’s third Discovery Day at Morden Library on Saturday.
Over 1000 visitors of all ages flocked to Merton’s third Discovery Day at Morden Library on Saturday.
Friends in Lower Morden celebrated their first anniversary this week with a tasty home-made lunch and a slice of delicious birthday cake at Lower Morden Baptist Church.
Leader of the council, Councillor Stephen Alambritis, helped load up food and toiletry donations from council staff today, and took them to the Wimbledon Foodbank in High Path.
Merton Libraries held a special thank you event to honour the contribution volunteers have made to its service.
Merton Council has been shortlisted for National Compact Awards this year in three different categories- innovation, engagement and advancing equalities.
Local Brownies helped to spread the Love Your Street message this week by sprucing up Cannon Hill Lane.
Merton Council welcomed 30 pupils from Morden Primary School who took part in Merton Junior Neighbourhood Warden Watch. The scheme is a joint initiative between Merton Neighbourhood Watch and Circle Housing Wardens.
Merton libraries are calling for volunteers to help with the Record Breakers Summer Reading Challenge 2015, taking place across all libraries this summer.
Fieldgate Lane in Mitcham has been given a makeover thanks to the council’s new Love Your Street campaign.
Merton Council is encouraging residents to take up their brooms and don their rubber gloves this spring and summer as part of the Love Your Street campaign.