Funding for Mitcham town centre improvements continues to grow, following an announcement from Transport for London (TfL) that the project is now on a list of transport schemes across London. […]
Merton Council has begun the final phase of its consultation with residents and businesses, asking for their views on its draft Sites and Policies Development Plan. Anyone wishing to contribute […]
Merton’s annual Holocaust Memorial event will be held on Thursday 24 January in the Council Chamber from 7pm to 9pm and all members of the public are welcome to attend […]
Metal matters when it comes to recycling Merton Council is playing its part in the ‘Metal Matters’ campaign to encourage people to recycle more metal packaging such as tins, cans, […]
Merton Council’s successful application to the Department for Transport to operate the London Permit Scheme will mean that it now takes more control over road works in the borough. From […]
Merton Council has received the Mayor of London’s initial response to expansion proposals for Dundonald Primary School in Wimbledon. The initial response from the Mayor of London’s office supports the […]
Merton is encouraging residents to recycle more in 2013, starting with their Christmas tree. The council will collect Christmas trees from 6am on 7 January as a free service. Trees […]
Merton won first prize in the London New Year’s Day Parade for the second year running, with £7,500 going to the Mayor of Merton’s charities. Merton’s entry “My Fair London” […]
Why not make 2013 the year you discover volunteering? Merton Partnership, which includes the voluntary sector, Merton Council, the police, fire brigade and Merton Chamber of Commerce, is calling on […]
Merton Council in South West London is part of a new partnership of European city councils called CycleCities. For the first time, the council brought together representatives from a number […]