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Council faces “impossible choices” in battle to balance budget due to temporary accommodation crisis

Lambeth Council’s Cabinet will consider a series of new savings in a bid to save £50million

Get your News from Lambeth in Lambeth Talk Winter 2024

News from Lambeth council and the community in Winer 2024's free Lambeth Talk magazine for every household and business.

World AIDS Day 2024: inviting Black Londoners to shape future HIV services

This World AIDS Day, we’re calling on Black Londoners to have your say in updating HIV services so that every community gets quality testing and healthcare in the fight...

Lambeth announces £2.7 million cost of living crisis support for thousands of families

Thousands of residents struggling with the cost of living crisis can get additional help with household expenses, through a multi-million pound package of support organised by Lambeth Council.

Major Public Realm Improvements Planned for Streatham Hill Low Traffic Neighbourhood

Lambeth Council is implementing permanent upgrades to the Streatham Hill Low Traffic Neighbourhood.

Housing regulator finds Lambeth Council on path to improvement

The council welcomes Regulator of Social Housing judgement which finds that its services as a landlord are meeting its consumer standards, but further improvements are required.

Neighbourhood improvements for Tulse Hill

Lambeth Council is making permanent improvements to make Tulse Hill a safer, healthier and more sustainable neighbourhood for all, especially local children, the vulnerable and the elderly.

Greening the Grey: Transforming Hercules Road

Lambeth Council is set to start work transforming Hercules Road into a greener, more climate resilient space.

Age UK Lambeth launches ‘MYHoHoHo’ Christmas Day meal service

Age UK Lambeth is looking for volunteers and funding for their festive ‘MYHoHoHo’ campaign, hoping to bring Christmas meals, joy and support to older people in the borough.