Statement on serious youth violence
Leader of Lambeth Council, Cllr Lib Peck, has issued a statement following incidents of serious youth violence.
All posts in November2018
More housing officers to give residents the service they want
Everyone wants highly visible, easy to contact Neighbourhood Housing Officers who are out and about around the borough. Lambeth’s Housing Services have reorganised the way they work to make...
Updating memory and heritage in Knights Hill
The “Memories, Heritage and Community of Knights Hill Woods and Tivoli Park” community project (funded by Heritage Lottery Fund) has delivered natural heritage improvements all summer – and it’s...
Living Wage benefits for business
South London based businesses are invited to an event on Thursday (Nov8) to celebrate the Living Wage, and to hear about the benefit to employers of paying the rate.
DASL Swimming Group goes from length to length
The Supported Swimming Group has been running for a year, with disabled adults learning to swim together and with a teacher. They’re hoping to get better (and wetter) in...
Brixton Brewery – an accredited London Living Wage employer
The Brixton Brewery has come a long way but has remained committed to being a London Living Wage employer throughout its short but eventful life.
St John’s Angell Town hosts Windrush Generation photo exhibition
Reverend Canon Rosemarie Mallett of St John’s Angell Town explains why the church chose to display Jim Grover’s photographic portraits of the Windrush Generation for Black History Month.
‘Superbugs’ musical comes free to Lambeth
A sell-out Edinburgh Fringe festival production brings the musical message of the rise of antibiotic-resistant ‘superbugs’ to Lambeth’s Ovalhouse Theatre – for World Antibiotics Awareness Week.