Cricket G
reen Charter
Our Charter sets out principles to be used by everyone involved in policies, investment priorities and decisions about the future of Cricket Green. Learn more and download the Charter.
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Latest news:
- Cricket Green Update October 2020 published
- Melrose School Heritage Assessment fails exam
- Local groups in united call for Merton Council to withdraw Mitcham Bridge plans
- Kings Arms plans are a bloated intrusion
- Melrose School expansion will result in unnecessary tree felling
- Cricket Green Update September 2020 published
- New Mitcham Bridge falls short
- 5G mast threat to Conservation Area
- Probity of Merton’s planning decisions at breaking point
- Merantun developments put Merton Council planning probity to the test
- Merton Heritage Strategy review risks being a paper exercise
- Cricket Green Update – sign up for free on any update
- Replacing Mitcham Bridge
- Sparrowhawk Yard flats return little improved
- Reviewing Design Review during lockdown
- Slow start for Merton’s Covid-19 Active Transport Strategy
- 2019 annual review published
- Much loved former fire station would be swamped by new flats
- Basement homes too damaging for listed London Road villa
- Justin Plaza development would block cricket pavilion
- Benedict Wharf – turning the tide
- Delegation of planning decisions
- New SUEZ plans for Benedict Wharf cross a line
- New History Nugget January 2020 Timelines No.1 Local Authorities
- Shock and dismay at Merton Council’s plans to build over former Canons nursery
- Merton Council plans to develop eyesore in central Mitcham
- Tree felling shock reverberates down the years
- Kwik Fit redevelopment unfit for Conservation Area
- Merton’s “Green Belt” at risk on Imperial Fields
- Our call for Merton Council to up its game on community engagement
- Merton’s Climate Action Plan – our submission
- Cold water for plans to develop car wash site
2020 Diary Dates
Montly meetings are usualy on the last Tuesday of the month (except December) and are open to all. However these meetings are currently cancelled. Please feel free to get in touch by email with any comments or questions.
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