£4 million for improving Lambeth young lives
Mursell Community Hall’s grand re-opening on 21 Feb is part of Lambeth Early Action Partnership (LEAP)’s programme to rebuild and refurbish buildings for young families
All posts in February2019
Lambeth Council calls for well-resourced ESOL to help communities
English as a second language (ESOL) is an essential part of the Mayor of London’s ‘Skills for Londoners’ strategy – Lambeth also sees ESOL education as a way to...
Jack Hopkins confirmed as Lambeth Council’s new leader
Cllr Jack Hopkins has been formally elected leader of Lambeth Council, in succession to Cllr Lib Peck.
The Oval ward councillor was chosen as leader-elect by Lambeth’s ruling Labour Group...
Mayor of Lambeth celebrates Gay Times Tango
In 1975 South London Gay Liberation Front organised a Gay Times Tango in support of the Gay Times Festival. February 2019 and the Mayor of Lambeth, Christopher Wellbelove, is...
Refill, not landfill
The Zoological Society of London’s #OneLess campaign and the Mayor of London have chosen 28 sites across London where water fountains for refillable bottles can make a difference to...
Lambeth LGBT+ History Month – part 2
LGBT+ History Month in Lambeth celebrates the diversity of our communities and Lambeth’s commitment to equality with events in Lambeth Libraries & in the community.
Young music makers – sign up for a crash course
Raw Material, 3space & Lambeth Music Service support free music industry workshops, studio time, and more for young musicians at the GRIT school. Sign up by mid-March for this...
Where’s Wally? fun run returns to Clapham Common
Clapham Common will be full of red and white jumpers, bobble hats and glasses for the seventh annual National Literacy Trust ‘Where’s Wally’ themed fun run in March