Meet Merton Green Party’s candidates – May 2026

Merton Green Party Manifesto – May 2026

  • Open Meeting on the Legacy of Colonialism

    All are welcome at our next open meeting on Tuesday 27 October. The venue is Merton Arts Space, Compton Road, Wimbledon, SW19 7QA, and doors open at 7.15pm, for a 7.30pm start. Historian and green investor, Nick Robins, will take us back to the East India Company. He will examine how this London-based shareholder-owned corporation…

  • Merton Green Party March with Pride!

    Photos by @kirk_protest_london Merton Pride returned for its second year on 5 September and was an even bigger, brighter, and more inclusive celebration. As one of Pride’s Community Allies, Merton Green Party proudly stood with the LGBTQIA+ community in our borough and beyond. We had a fantastic time marching from Morden Hall Park to Merton…

  • Recording of Our Event with Green Peer Natalie Bennett

    Photo by Pippa Maslin   Photo by Auriel Glanville   Merton Green Party were excited to welcome Natalie Bennett, Green Peer, to an open meeting at Merton Arts Space on 23 June. It was an extremely hot evening but, with a couple of fans and some open doors, the audience enjoyed a thought-provoking insight into Natalie’s…

  • Merton Greens Attend Professor Jason Arday Vigil

    The story of Jason Arday has touched so many people. This was evidenced by the incredible numbers who, at very short notice, descended upon Trafalgar Square to pay their respects. Jason was an incredible achiever: a beacon of light in terms of black empowerment; a fantastic role model. Where most people would have seen a…

  • An Evening with Green Peer Natalie Bennett

    All are welcome at our evening with Natalie Bennett, Baroness Bennett of Manor Castle, one of our two Green Peers. This is one of our open meetings, so you are welcome to bring family or friends with you and share the invitation with those who you think might be interested in attending. Natalie was leader of the…

  • An Important Message Following the Council Elections #HopeIsStillHere

    It would be easy to feel despondent after the local election results; we are disappointed that we will not get the chance to serve Merton’s residents as Councillors. But we remain the party of hope, despite Labour’s and Reform’s wild claims to try to discredit us, and we know that the surge in members and…