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 ers, but fresh frustrations
Wimbledon Tennis Windows competition celebrates 10th anniversary
The Wimbledon Tennis Windows competition in Wimbledon Village celebrates its 10th anniversary this summer. Over the years the competition has
The Golf Groove opens as Centre Court Wimbledon undergoes transformation
The Golf Groove in Wimbledon is a place where both newcomers to the sport and those who have perfected their
Elderly woman dies in Wimbledon house fire
An elderly woman has died in a house fire in Wimbledon last night. She was pronounced dead at the scene
Britain’s largest mosque reopens after devasting fire
Britain’s largest mosque reopened its doors on Saturday after a devasting fire damaged the building in 2015. The Baitul Futuh
“We didn’t have a winning mentality before, but now the unity of AFC Wimbledon is one of the best I’ve ever seen” – Lee Brown interview
As the full-time whistle blew on a blustery evening at Home Park a year ago this week, AFC Wimbledon were
Merton Borough returns to in-house street cleaning from 2025
The London Borough of Merton will revert to in-house street-cleaning starting from 2025, after the council’s cabinet came to an
Veolia’s waste services to continue in South London after new deal
Waste management company Veolia UK has secured its future in south west London after g a long-term deal with a
Merton school earns national award for commitment to inclusivity
A primary school from Mitcham, in the borough of Merton, received a national award for its commitment to racial equality