Merton Civic Awards: Volunteer is lifeline
A dedicated volunteer working with both the elderly and children in the community, described as a lifeline for some, has been nominated for a Merton Civic award.
Mitcham support worker goes above and beyond
A support worker who dedicates 60 hours a week of her time to helping others has been nominated for a Merton Civic Award.
'One in a million' nursery worker works 10 hour shifts and cares for terminally ill relative
A woman who juggles long shifts with caring for her sister and terminally ill brother-in-law has been nominated for a Merton Civic Award.
Lawyer raises £10,000 for autism charity after Christmas carol concert
A man who conducted a Christmas Carol Concert has helped to raise £10,000 for a National autism charity.
Support group for disadvantaged adults nominated for Merton Civic Award
A group in Morden that offers a range of facilities free of charge for disadvantaged adults has been nominated for a Merton Civic Award.
'Inspiring' Morden scout leader has volunteered since 1960s
A civil engineer who has volunteered in the scout movement for more than 40 years has been nominated for a Merton Civic award.
Ninety-year-old recipe resurrected after lost notebook discovered
An original, 90-year-old recipe for piccalilli has been reproduced after it was accidentally stumbled upon.
Young adventurers receive gold Duke of Edinbugh award
Young residents have received their gold Duke of Edinburgh award at a presentation in St. James’ Palace.
New trees to be planted in King George's Park
A park in Wandsworth is set to benefit from an avenue of new cherry trees as part of a project to improve the environment.
Highest number of university students produced in Wimbledon
Wimbledon produces more university students than anywhere else in the country, figures have revealed.
