Merton Music Foundation resumes in-person lessons for schoolchildren
After more than a year of closure as a result of the pandemic, a music foundation in Merton has reopened
Dog thefts have doubled in south west London since 2016
The number of dog thefts in south west London has almost doubled since 2016, new data has revealed. A Freedom
Sex offences in London reach decade-high level
Sex offences in London reached a decade-high level in March according to new police data. The Metropolitan Police registered 2,119
Brandy the secret to a long life claims 106-year-old woman from Merton
A 106-year-old Merton centenarian claims that a daily glass of brandy is the secret to a long and happy life.
Cooper to focus on the environment following resounding win
Leonie Cooper hailed the natural beauty of her constituency and pledged to keep fighting for the environment after her victory
Leonie Cooper holds Merton & Wandsworth Assembly seat for Labour
Labour’s Leonie Cooper has retained her seat at the London Assembly for Merton & Wandsworth with a comfortable victory over
Merton GP finds TikTok fame combatting vaccine hesitancy in young people
A Merton GP has found TikTok fame after making “life-saving” videos to encourage COVID-19 vaccination take-up among young people. Dr
“A liberal city at heart”: why Sue Wixley chose to call London home
The Liberal Democrat candidate for the London Assembly in Merton & Wandsworth claims her political ideas reflect her belief that
Met Police issue venture to tackle knife crime in south west London
The Met Police united forces across south west London in a bid to tackle knife crime last week. Operation Sceptre
Conservative candidate asks voters not to be distracted by sleaze scandal
The Conservative London Assembly candidate for Merton & Wandsworth has said voters should focus on who will be the best
“Fantasy nonsense”: Labour hit back at Tory 100,000 houses pledge
A Labour GLA incumbent said Shaun Bailey’s pledge to build 100,000 homes and sell them for £100,000 each is “fantasy