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Peta Posted Apr 22, 2002
Here's a link to the Merton website. http://www.merton.gov.uk/index.asp Merton is a very boring place really. The council offices are situated in Morden, which is famous for being at the southern end of the Northern line, and that's it! Morden shopping centre is really dismal, it's full of weird shops that are continuously closing down. Mmm, it sounds really good doesn't it!
The Merton district includes; Morden Park, Wimbledon, Colliers Wood, Pollards Hill, Wimbledon Park, Mitcham, Raynes Park, Morden, West Barnes.
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Frankie Roberto Posted Apr 22, 2002
Hmm, you're not selling it very well...
What's nice about the area. Do you go out aroung Merton, or just live there and try to get away from it as much as possible?
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Peta Posted Apr 22, 2002
I go out in Wimbledon. Wimbledon is nice; Wimbledon Tennis , Wimbledon Common, Wimbledon Village, Wombles...
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Frankie Roberto Posted Apr 22, 2002
I've never been to Wimbledon, though I usually watch bits of the tennis when it's on on tv.
I've got some balls that my mum bought from a shop in Wimbledon, sold second hand after wimbledon, though. Some of them might even have been in the hands of Sampras or Henmen!
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Elena Posted May 5, 2002
I'm thinking of moving to the area, any tips finding a place to rent (not very expensive and not through an agency, please!!)I'm going to study in Merton College but I don't know the area at all. Than you
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Frankie Roberto Posted May 5, 2002
Don't really know. London is experiencing rocket housing prices at the mo. It's a big problem...
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Frankie Roberto Posted Apr 9, 2003
So, if Wimbledon is in Merton, does the place change much over the summer? Are there nice parks to go to?
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