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Merton Council is discussing the Modern.gov paperless app's role in improving communication, efficiency, and saving printing costs.

Merton Council discussed the Modern.gov paperless app, a digital application for managing documents, at a Raynes Park Community Forum in October 2025. The council aims to improve communication and efficiency within the community by using digital solutions. A report to the forum noted that the council has already saved money on printing costs through its use of the app.

The Modern.gov paperless app is used by Merton Council to manage documents and information electronically, including meeting agendas. The council hopes its continued use will contribute to further savings and improved efficiency in its operations.

Key facts

  1. Merton Council discussed the Modern.gov paperless app at a Community Forum meeting on 16 October 2025. Source
  2. The council hopes the app will improve communication and efficiency within the community. Source
  3. An agenda frontsheet noted the council has saved money on printing costs by using the app. Source
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