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Council: Merton
Activity Timeline
Meetings Attended Note this may include planned future meetings.
362 meetings · Page 1 of 73
Cabinet - Monday 16 March 2026 7.15 pm
The Cabinet of Merton Council met on Monday 16 March 2026 to discuss a range of important issues, including the adoption of new strategies for walking, wheeling, and cycling, as well as flood risk management. The meeting also covered the council's financial performance, the highways capital programme, and updates on the Merton Legacy Fund.
Raynes Park Community Forum - Thursday 12 March 2026 6.30 pm
The Raynes Park Community Forum was scheduled to discuss local policing, planning applications, and updates on community projects. The meeting was also set to include an open forum for residents to raise concerns and updates from local councillors.
Licensing Sub-Committee - Wednesday 11 March 2026 3.30 pm
The Licensing Sub-Committee of Merton Council met on Wednesday 11 March 2026 to consider an application for a new premises licence for VJ's Off Licence. The meeting's agenda focused solely on this application, with no other items scheduled for discussion.
Morden Community Forum - Tuesday 10 March 2026 7.15 pm
The Morden Community Forum was scheduled to consider a report on the council's progress in delivering its housing targets and to discuss a proposal for a new community garden. The meeting was also set to include an update on local policing initiatives.
Merton and Sutton Joint Cemetery Board - Wednesday 4 March 2026 2.00 pm
The Merton and Sutton Joint Cemetery Board met on Wednesday 04 March 2026 to review the council's operational and project activities at the Merton and Sutton Joint Cemetery (MSJC) and to approve financial estimates for the upcoming year. Key decisions included the approval of the client-side report, the adoption of three meetings per annum for the next financial year, and the setting of zero precepts for the financial year ending March 2027.
Decisions from Meetings
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Morden Town Centre Regeneration
From: Cabinet - Monday 19 January 2026 7.15 pm - January 19, 2026
...approve the undertaking of a procurement process to select a developer partner for the Morden Town Centre regeneration, commit £30 million to the capital programme for the project, and delegate authority for the finalisation and undertaking of the procurement.
Recommendations Approved
Merton Adult Learning Main Delivery Service
From: Cabinet - Monday 24 November 2025 7.15 pm - November 24, 2025
...to approve the procurement approach for a new three-year contract, with a possible two-year extension, for the Main Service Provider of the Merton Adult Learning Service Delivery, and to delegate authority to award the contract to the Executive Director for Children Lifelong Learning and Families in consultation with the Lead Member for Jobs, Skills and Education.
Recommendations Approved
Merton’s response to the housing crisis - Becoming a stock holding authority, reopening the housing revenue account, and acquiring homes
From: Cabinet - Monday 24 November 2025 7.15 pm - November 24, 2025
...to address the housing crisis, the Cabinet of Merton decided to become a stock holding authority, reopen the housing revenue account, and acquire homes, delegating authority for property acquisition and funding bids to relevant directors, while also noting progress on existing housing developments and plans.
Recommendations Approved
Period 6 Financial Monitoring Report
From: Cabinet - Monday 24 November 2025 7.15 pm - November 24, 2025
...Cabinet noted the financial reporting data for period 6, showing a forecast of £4.138m unfavourable, approved proposed adjustments to the programme in Appendix 3, and noted the contents of appendices 3 to 3d.
Recommendations Approved
Response to recommendations from the Sustainable Communities Scrutiny Panel
From: Cabinet - Monday 24 November 2025 7.15 pm - November 24, 2025
Recommendations Approved
Summary
Meetings Attended: 362
Average per Month: 2.5
Decisions Recorded: 92 Not all decisions are recorded, so this may significantly underestimate the number of decisions actually made.