Merton, London

See how we’re transforming a south London community with a £1bn regeneration scheme. Plus find out about our local residents’ offer and how to get a community grant of up to £5,000.

Our Merton regeneration involves a £1bn investment in the Eastfields, High Path and Ravensbury areas of Merton. The redevelopment will create 2,800 homes, replacing 1,000 homes and building 1,800 new ones. 

  • High quality homes designed by award-winning architects.
  • New parks, public squares, community spaces, recreational facilities and play spaces.
  • New retail, office, leisure spaces, creating new jobs. 

The regeneration will also deliver a range of environmental improvements, including extensive tree planting, district heat networks, renewable technologies and sustainable urban drainage. 

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Eastfields

The redevelopment in Eastfields will create 800 new homes and enhance the local area with new retail, leisure, office and community spaces.  
  • 800 new flats, maisonettes and terrace houses.
  • Central green space with tree-lined streets and areas. 
  • Improved access to surrounding areas and facilities. 

Find out more about Eastfields

High Path

The High Path regeneration will create a welcoming, green neighbourhood that provides a wide range of spacious new homes, as well as a new park and community facilities.   
  • 1,704 new homes each with private outdoor space.
  • New neighbourhood park with a play trail for children.
  • New community centre with facilities for everyone.  

Find out more about High Path

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Ravensbury

Ravensbury is a community-focused neighbourhood with tree-lined streets, a village feel and homes to suit everyone. 

  • Over 200 new homes.
  • Lots of trees, play areas and green spaces.
  • Spacious new community centre. 

Find out more about Ravensbury 

Young People’s Grant Fund

Find out how you can get a grant of up to £5,000 for a project to help improve the community in Merton.  

The Merton Community Panel provides grants for local projects. The first grant programme is the Young People’s Grant Fund for organisations delivering projects in Merton for people 25 and under. Projects should:  

  • provide opportunities and positive activities for young people
  • develop confidence, resilience and leadership skills 
  • improve access to training and educational activities
  • enhance perceptions of young people.  

Applications for this year are now on hold, but will reopen soon. For more information, please email our team.  

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Community grants

Discover financial support available for your community.

Temporary housing policy

See where Eastfields, High Path and Ravensbury residents will live during the Merton regeneration.

Merton residents’ offer

Right to buy

See how the regeneration of Eastfields, High Path and Ravensbury affects residents’ right to buy their home.