Forum – Issue 70 Spring 2023

In this issue:

  • Great Expectations
  • The Varied Life of a Councillor
  • Out and About in Merton Park
  • News in brief
  • + more…

Forum – Issue 69 Autumn 2022

In this issue:

  • Good design in Planning
  • Getting Down to Work
  • Queen Elizabeth II
  • News in brief
  • + more…

Forum – Issue 68 post Election Special 2022

In this issue:

  • Independents Strengthen Hold on Merton Park Ward
  • What we Learned on the Door step
  • Meet your Ward Councillors

& more…

Forum – Issue 67 New Year 2022

In this issue:

  • Benches for Kendor Gardens
  • Where is ‘Your Merton’?
  • MPWIR Success in Council
  • Merton’s Big Conversation – Is Anyone Listening?

& more…

Merton Community Involvement Consultation

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We know that Merton Park Resident’s like to have their say, in particular about planning issues.  Certainly the recent decision to not no longer publish planning representations online has caused dismay.

The ‘Draft Statement of Community Involvement Consultation’ is a great way to make your feeling known about how the Council consult on planning issues and how they make sure that what are often complex drawings and documents are accessible to all.

This consultation closes on the 8th of December so do hurry and make your voice heard before then!

Back to the Future – Merton?

The Future Merton team at Merton Council has announced that it has been awarded £54.5 million from the GLA to help towards funding the Morden Regeneration scheme and so it is looking to procure a development partner in 2020/21. Yes, this may seem like déjà vu and so forgive me if I don’t get too excited by the news.

As our timeline shows, Future Merton have repeatedly announced that they are looking for a development partner, even going so far as to spend £7000 sending council Leader Stephen Alambritis to the South of France, in the height of Summer, to find one. Continue reading “Back to the Future – Merton?”

Neighbourhood Recycling Centres

Merton Council are holding a consultation on use of the Neighbourhood Recycling Centres (NRC)

The NRC’s provide a central point for residents to recycle materials such as paper, cardboard, glass bottles and jars, cans and plastic bottles, etc at 14 locations across Merton. But were introduced at a time when doorstep collections recycling were not available.

Therefore the council is consulting residents about what they think of the mixed recycling bins at all of these Neighbourhood Recycling Centres.  It takes the form of a short survey that should only take a few minutes to complete, note however the consultation closes on 2nd August 2019.

Take the survey

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