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WELCOME TO MERTON LIBERAL DEMOCRATS |
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 Merton Liberal Democrats are the party organisation for the area covering the whole of Merton Council and the constituencies of Wimbledon and Mitcham & Morden.
We aim to create a fair and open society, where individual liberties and the rights of minorities are guaranteed. Government, bureaucracy and big business often takes control away from people. We will work to make sure that people have as much control over their own lives as possible. Join the Liberal Democrats: click here for more information
Plan to make Britain a fairer place: Read the Party’s ambitious 'Make it Happen' document, which sets out the core purpose of a Liberal Democrat government . . . click here for more or download the full paper here. |
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Vince Cable MP calls for lasting tax cuts in Merton |
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 At a packed meeting in the All Saints Day Centre in South Wimbledon, Dr Vince Cable MP, Liberal Democrat Shadow Chancellor, called for income tax cuts to help struggling families cope with recession.
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Call for public meeting over Raynes Park industrial estate plans |
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 There have been calls for a public meeting following plans to process waste and generate renewable energy on the industrial estate next to Raynes Park Station.
Developers want to build a facility that will use a process known as anaerobic digestion.
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"Eco Park" opposition grows |
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 Residents gathered in force outside the Worple Road Methodist Church on 28 March to demonstrate against the waste processing and energy generating plant proposed at the Rainbow Industrial Estate in Raynes Park.
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Is plastic still fantastic? |
 We get through over one billion plastic bags every month.
Once discarded, the bags become a hazard to wildlife, and they do not biodegrade even after hundreds of years in landfill sites.
You may have read about schemes being set up locally to reduce the number of plastic bags in use. Households in Wimbledon Park have been given a cotton bag by a local charity and many shops no longer hand out free polythene bags.
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