Merton Council’s Adult Community Care Services have received a positive report in the latest Department of Health Performance Assessment Indicators recently released. Cabinet Member for Care Services, Councillor Judy Saunders, […]
Merton council has promised to continue with its campaign against traders illegally selling products to under-age children. The council has agreed to double their test purchases involving young people in […]
Merton Borough Council has agreed to a one year subscription to a new organisation which has been set up to give a voice for south London issues to high levels […]
Merton Council has promised to deliver better bus travel for all by pledging itself to a Bus Quality Commitment. This is an informal agreement between the Council and London Buses […]
The borough’s young people had a chance to air their views last Wednesday, at The Civic Centre, Morden. As part of Merton High Schools’ Citizenship Project, students from private and […]
David Blunkett, Education and Employment Secretary, announced this week that Merton is to receive a share of a £82 million cash boost aimed at raising educational standards in secondary schools. […]
Merton Council has teamed up with the St Helier and Ravensbury Youth Action Group (YAG) to launch JB2K, a positive, crime-free venue for young people from St Helier and Ravensbury […]
An Energy User Cruiser will be at the Sainsbury Homebase site in Jubilee Way on the Merton Industrial Area on Friday, 1 December, to help local businesses save energy. A […]
Merton Council is announcing a series of measures to tackle domestic violence to coincide with the International Day Against Violence Against Women which takes place on 25 November. Merton Partnership […]
Following a by election for one of the three seats in the West Barnes ward, Conservative Party candidate, Gillian Lewis-Lavender has been elected on to Merton Council. The election was […]