The trails will be accessed through a series of QR codes installed at key locations around the Common.
By simply scanning a QR code with a smartphone or device, visitors will be able to follow a range of themed, self-guided trails designed to encourage exploration, learning, physical activity, and a deeper connection with the historic features of Mitcham Common.
On Good Friday parishioners of St Michael’s Church in Pollards Hill will walk their traditional ‘Way of the Cross’ procession. This year part of the route will be on Mitcham Common
In September 2023 the Conservators agreed to a proposal from SGN to install a protection system to the 24″ gas main running from the Fairsite to Galpins Road. The system will comprise of a buried groundbed, a connection post, transformer cabinet, test post and buried cables linking the system together. The attached plan shows the…
Arthurs Pond has been managed to allow a dense barrier of scrub woodland to develop on its roadside edges. This was in direct response to multiple incidents of fly-tipping in the body of the pond in the 1990s and before. This enhancement proposal will consider tree and shrub growth. Comments are welcome, please download the…
The Fair will be arriving on Monday 13 November and be open to the public over the period 25 October until 1 November from early afternoon until 10pm in the evening
On Wednesday 22 January London Universities and Colleges Athletics will be holding their annual run on the Common