News from Lambeth Council

All Posts

Ministerial visit to Tulse Hill Estate to look at results of recycling information initiuatives L to R Dr Liz Goodwin OBE, chair at London Waste and Recycling Board (camel coat); Councillor Jennifer Brathwaite; Minister Theresa Coffey, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for the Environment, with Resource London representatives and residents. L to R Dr Liz Goodwin OBE, chair at London Waste and Recycling Board (camel coat); Councillor Jennifer Brathwaite; Minister Theresa Coffey, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for the Environment, with Resource London representatives and residents.

Better recycling – how can we help it happen for Londoners in flats?

Encouraging flat dwellers to recycle more is key to meeting recycling targets for London. Lambeth is already trying new ideas to improve recycling for people living in flats –...

Lambeth Clean Air Week 2018

Following on from the success of last year, we are celebrating Lambeth Clean Air Week 2018 week commencing 18 June 2018.

Street cleaner clearing snow from pavements

Bad weather update: Monday, 5 March 2018

A list of Lambeth schools closed due to the after-effects of last week's bad weather, and information on other services.

Barcombe Avenue, Streatham © 2013 Tom Bastin https://flic.kr/p/eYSXg4

Proposed CPZ for the Streatham Hill West area

Find out more about proposals to introduce a CPZ in the Streatham Hill West area.

the fairy garden features seashells, wooden signs, tiny fairies and stands in the middle of the pavement where children (and grown ups) take care of it and add to it

Blooming Lambeth The Fairy Garden

The Fairy Garden was created by one family but has become something that the whole community has come together to protect, to maintain and to grow.

Cllr Winifred standing in a Lambeth Park

Lambeth tops ‘good parks for London’ list

Parks for London have researched 10 criteria for what makes a ‘Good Park for London’ and given Lambeth the highest score of any local authority.

Top part of the February 2018 edition front cover, people dancing at the Tea Dance.

Read Lambeth talk ‘Better Homes’

Lambeth's Town Hall has reopened newly refurbished. The new civic centre will be ready in March and old Lambeth buildings will be redeveloped to help tackle the housing...

Windrush Square covered in snow

Bad weather update: Friday, 2 March 2018

A list of Lambeth schools closed due to bad weather and information on street gritting and other services affected by the snow.

« Previous 1 … 284 285 286 287 288 … 442 Next »

Search news by categories

budget (2)
Campaigns (627)
- Better and Fairer Lambeth (48)
- Better and Fairer Lambeth Case Studies (15)
- Better Lambeth (538)
danny adilypour (2)
homelessness (2)
housing (3)
Neighbourhoods (922)
- Focus on Brixton (409)
- Focus on Clapham (114)
- Focus on North Lambeth (129)
- Focus on Norwood (110)
- Focus on Stockwell (51)
- Focus on Streatham (142)
- Focus on Waterloo (72)
New Homes Program (2)
Post Type (2,316)
- Consultations (90)
- Council statements and updates (525)
- News and announcements (1,914)
- Opportunities (262)
temporary accommodation (1)
Topic area (2,361)
- Arts, culture and events (772)
  - Windrush Day 2020 (2)
- Children and young people (563)
- Community Safety (197)
- Digital Lambeth (33)
- Elections and Democracy (12)
- Environment (382)
- Health and Wellbeing (660)
  - Coronavirus (11)
- Housing and planning (206)
  - New Homes Programme (1)
- Jobs and skills (323)
- Spending and transparency (47)
- Sustainable growth and opportunity (88)
- Transport (150)
- Voluntary and community sector (286)

Search news by date