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Lambeth Council plans to introduce permanent timed road closures around primary school

As part of our commitment to making it safer for young people to walk, cycle and scoot to school and protect children from breathing...

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Are you affected by the changes to fees and charges for Adult Social Care services?

We are making changes to our fees and charges for some adult social care services to make sure we can care for vulnerable people...

Lambeth Council looks to extend its PSPO for Street Gambling and Gaming

To continue the crackdown on illegal gaming, such as the ‘cup and ball’ scam, on Westminster Bridge, Lambeth Council is proposing an extension of...

Revitalising Rush Common

Help us revitalise the woodland walk alongside Brixton Hill by telling us how you use it, and what might improve it for you and...

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campaigners for clean air (anti-idling 'switch off car engines at traffic lights') campaign for clean air week in lambeth

What are we doing to improve air quality in Lambeth?

We’re working hard to improve air quality in partnership with residents, businesses, community groups and government.

Lambeth unveils the UK’s first rainbow road crossing

Lambeth is the first place in the UK to install a permanent ‘rainbow crossing’ on its streets, to show solidarity with the LGBT+ community in the borough.

Lambeth students get their hard-earned A Level results

On the day students across the country get their A Level results, Lambeth Council has congratulated the borough's young people on their achievements.

The Old Vic

Social benefits to flow from Old Vic theatre project funding

Lambeth Council has agreed to loan the iconic Old Vic £3.75million to unlock a series of educational and cultural experiences for young people in the borough.

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Brockwell Park – partners for biodiversity

Lambeth Council and the local community have worked together on projects to make Brockwell Park attractive both to people and other living things.

London’s ‘busiest playground’ re-launches on the South Bank

Jubilee Gardens' playground - used by more than half a million children every year - has received a makeover thanks to £80,000 funding from Lambeth Council.

Workwise & Engie -redecoration works in canteen at Black Cultural Archive

Lambeth and partners help Black Archives get birthday-ready

Volunteers helped Black Cultural Archives celebrate 5 years in Lambeth with a welcome makeover.

Adult literacy - learning to read a book with help to point out words one at a time with a pencil and bookmark

Ruskin Readers – reaching out with words

Reading can lead to healthier living, feeling part of a community, and lifelong learning – Ruskin Readers are here to help adults open the door.

Statement regarding missing person, Nóra Quoirin

Lambeth Council is extremely concerned at the news that a teenager from our borough, Nóra Quoirin, has gone missing during a family holiday in Malaysia. We are all hoping that...

scything grass to clear Ruskin Park's wildlife area 2019

Changing of the gardens

Lambeth Council’s parks team is working with the active Friends of Ruskin Park community group to make the park more attractive for people, plants and wildlife.

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