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Community Safety Untidy Land action

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Merton Council's Cabinet recently approved funding for Community Safety Untidy Land action.

Merton Council's Cabinet approved £235,000 from the Strategic Priorities Reserve for Community Safety Untidy Land action in September 2026. This decision, made on September 21, 2026, aims to address specific areas of concern within the borough, demonstrating a commitment to tackling issues related to untidy land.

The funding is intended to address untidy land, which a report to the Cabinet noted can contribute to a decline in local amenity and potentially attract anti-social behaviour. This initiative is part of broader community safety efforts, as discussed during the financial monitoring report for the 2026/27 fiscal year.

Key facts

  1. Merton Council's Cabinet approved £235,000 for Community Safety Untidy Land action in September 2026. Source
  2. The decision was made on September 21, 2026. Source
  3. The funding came from the Strategic Priorities Reserve. Source
  4. The action aims to address issues related to untidy land. Source
  5. Untidy land can contribute to a decline in local amenity and attract anti-social behaviour. Source
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