Get fit for free this summer
Summer is still with us so there is plenty of time to get outside and take advantage of one of the outdoor gyms in Merton’s parks.
Merton’s sixth forms report another strong A-Level performance
A-Level results out today show Merton’s sixth forms continuing to perform strongly.
Merton shortlisted to “go Dutch” as part of £100m mini-Holland transformation
Merton is one of eight boroughs shortlisted by the Mayor of London for a chunk of £100m to ‘go Dutch’ and transform the borough into a cycle-friendly mini-Holland.
Learn something new this autumn
Merton Adult Education (MAE) is having an open day on Wednesday 11 September between 2-8pm where people can come along and have a chat about finding the right course for […]
Merton kicks off Celebrating Age Festival 2013
This year’s Celebrating Age Festival launched its programme at the Piazza in Wimbledon with the help of performers from a number of community groups for older people in Merton.
Merton to offer longer library opening hours
Merton Council is set to propose longer opening hours at two of its libraries.
No pot of gold at the end of this rainbow for Morden take away owner
Owner of shop Rainbow Food in Morden was fined £5,000 after being prosecuted for poor hygiene and health standards.
Borough Commander and Chief Exec to face the people
Senior officials from both the council and police will be in the civic centre, Morden, to ‘Face the People’ on Tuesday 10 September at 7pm.
GCSE results on the up for Merton
GCSE results out today show the average number of A*-C grades from Merton school students continuing to rise year on year.
Morden Rec pirate ship rises from the ashes
Merton Council has replaced the play equipment in Morden Rec which was damaged by vandals earlier this summer.