Merton Council and the All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) are partnering to bring big screens to local green spaces, giving residents across the borough the chance to enjoy The Championships.
New research has found that Wimbledon Town Centre has bounced back faster than other UK high streets post-pandemic, with spending levels in the past 12 months being 25% higher than 2019 pre-pandemic levels.
A Closure Order has been placed on a Raynes Park convenience store. Grand Fresh Market was closed down on 12 December following a complaint from a member of public who […]
In a statement issued today, the leaders of Merton and Wandsworth Councils, Cllrs Ross Garrod and Simon Hogg, have jointly condemned proposals from the Wimbledon and Putney Commons Conservators for […]
The London Borough of Merton last night gave its highest honour, freedom of the borough, to Ivor Heller, one of the co-founders of AFC Wimbledon who played such a key […]
Residents turned out in huge numbers for the first free event to be delivered as part of a three-year creative partnership between Merton Libraries and Wimbledon BookFest that will see […]
Merton Council helped to pay to restore the Victorian structure to its glory and to provide free, fresh water to new generations
Two of Wimbledon’s car parks will have resurfacing work carried out in February to improve them for visitors and their vehicles. They will each need to completely close to cars […]
Environmental Health officers visited Brazucas Point Café after receiving a complaint from an adjoining neighbour
Tennis fans have been enjoying watching the second week of The Championships at Wimbledon on a big screen in the beautiful setting of the Canons in Mitcham, which was set […]