Merton Stories

Did you know that Wimbledon Common is home to Britain’s only museum dedicated to windmills and wind power? Situated

The first Walk and Talk was launched in Wimbledon Park in 2021, with the mission to ‘bring communities together

Raising children is a tough job at any time. But today’s mums and dads face the added challenge of

To celebrate our charity’s 75th anniversary in 2021, 75 Stories set out to explore how the Wimbledon Community Association has helped

Social media is one of the ways that our community hub, Wimblecomm, tells its story and interacts with its

The simplicity that many of us strive for when building a website can sometimes have us overlook the hard

Wimblecomm offers a selection of membership packages that cater to community venues, organisations, and groups across Merton. One of the

Jackie joins 75 stories to discuss the ways that Merton’s Community Fridge brings local businesses, community gardens and individuals

Ali Palmer joins 75 stories to discuss how the Walk and Talk movement sees local people in Merton come

Artistic Director of the Attic Theatre Company, Jonathan Humphries, joins 75 stories to share the many ways that this

Chris Robertson shares the story of Move More Mitcham, an initiative which sees his company, Don’t Tone Alone CIC,

For some years now, Wimblecomm has been supporting schools in Merton by helping them to reach people in the

Girls Into Coding (GIC) is a social enterprise co-founded in 2018 by Avye, a now 14-year-old multi Tech award

Reverend Clive Gardner of St Mark’s Church in Wimbledon joins 75 Stories to share how the church helps to

Almost 4 years ago, I started working with the Wimbledon Community Association (WCA) to grow Wimblecomm, the charity’s online

Reverend Peter Kelley of St Saviour’s Church joins 75 Stories to share how they have helped to build a