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Sewer repair to force road closure
9:50am Wednesday 21st July 2010
A sewer repair is expected to force the partial closure of a road in Putney town centre for at least two weeks.
£1m grant for green overhaul of Morden Hall Park
10:35am Tuesday 20th July 2010
Radical plans to transform Morden Hall Park are close to fruition after a £1m grant was given to the National Trust site last week.
Join the capital growth plots plan
12:16pm Thursday 8th July 2010
Chair of the London Food Board, Rosie Boycott, on the Capital Growth Plots competition...
Wildlife workshop this weekend
5:12pm Wednesday 7th July 2010
Animal lovers can learn how to attract wildlife into their garden – and keep unwanted pests out – at a workshop this weekend.
Win a visit to Wallace and Gromit studios
6:00am Sunday 4th July 2010
The creative director of Wallace and Gromit is to judge a short film competition about the National Cycle Network, which includes the Wandle Trail from Wandsworth to Carshalton.
New exhibition brings river to life
6:40am Saturday 3rd July 2010
An exhibition charting the transformation of the River Wandle from a sewer to a treasured part of south London’s scenery has opened.
Environmental stall set for Streatham Festival
1:10pm Friday 2nd July 2010
An environmental community group is hosting a stall at a cultural event on Streatham Common on July 3.
Companies to get help turning green
10:00am Friday 2nd July 2010
Businesses across south London will have the chance to find out how to recycle more, at an event run by Merton chamber of commerce.
Tennis championships create 35 tonnes of recyclable waste
10:30am Thursday 1st July 2010
More than 35 tonnes of recyclable material is expected be collected during the Wimbledon tennis championships, according to environment officers from Merton Council.
Merton environmentalists celebrate first Green MP
11:49am Thursday 1st July 2010
Environmental groups across Merton joined to promote their collective cause and celebrate the election of Britain’s first Green MP.
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