Merton women shares mother’s story for Brain Tumour Research charity appeal
A Merton woman has shared the story of her mother’s life as part of a month-long appeal for donations to
Are there enough baby-changing facilities in male spaces?
The need for baby-changing facilities is an issue that is not widely spoken about but is an issue for many
VIDEO: Lantern Methodist Church and Arts Centre host community Christmas celebration
The Raynes Park Lantern Methodist Church and Lantern Arts Centre celebrated Christmas at their joint community event on November 25th.
Wandsworth councillors reject Wimbledon Tennis expansion plans
Wimbledon Tennis expansion plans suffered a setback on Tuesday evening, after councillors on the Wandsworth Borough planning committee voted unanimously
Demonstration by Merton residents campaigns against Wimbledon Tennis expansion
A demonstration organised by residents in the borough of Merton took place on October 26 to protest against Merton Council’s
Free £20 deposit for every Merton year 7 announces council
Every Year 7 living in Merton has been offered a free £20 deposit by the council when they open a
Authors and celebrities to attend Wimbledon Bookfest
The Wimbledon BookFest has been delivering on an exciting line up of authors, celebrities, entertainers and more this October. The
New SEND school in Merton “not enough,” experts say
The Department for Education’s plan to develop a new school for pupils with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) in
Merton launched as London’s new Borough of Sport
Merton Council has been active in launching its initiative to become London’s Borough of Sport. Merton Council is aiming to
Merton freehouse reopens against all odds
A Merton freehouse reopened last week following a two-year closure despite the economic difficulties currently facing independent pubs. The Trafalgar
Kingstonian FC: Homeless, divided and on the brink
Heading into a new season without a home is nothing new to Kingstonian F.C. and their supporters, but fresh frustrations