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A man in his 30s of south east Asian Heritage standing next to a man in his 60s wearing a uniform, to his left his a lady of SE Asian heritage, the younger man's mother and finally a man in mayoral robes.

Lambeth sheltered scheme celebrates 40 years of community and care

A Knights Hill sheltered housing development where residents live independently while feeling supported, celebrates its 40th anniversary this month.

Borough of Sanctuary

Lambeth gains reaccreditation as ‘Borough of Sanctuary’

Lambeth’s status as a welcoming place for people forced to flee violence and persecution in their own countries has once again won national recognition.

WeAreWaterloo ballot outcome at Lambeth Town Hall

Waterloo: Businesses give big backing to BID

WeAreWaterloo business improvement district has secured a fifth term following a successful renewal ballot

Exterrior view of the Loughborough Estate building with brick facades

Council takes further action to support residents on Loughborough Estate

Lambeth Council expresses concern over Loughborough Estate Management Board's proposal to hold unconstitutional annual general meeting.

Lambeth Council launches important new initiative to empower young people and prevent youth violence

The Empowering Healthy Communities Programme delivers a comprehensive series of age-appropriate, trauma-informed workshops tackling the issues that matter most to... More »

Lambeth Civic Awards

Finalists for Lambeth Civic Awards 2026 announced

Lambeth Council asked residents to nominate their local heroes for the Civic Awards. Lambeth residents submitted over 280 nominations. A panel of community partners has shortlisted the nominations, and...

Lambeth: improving public services and balancing the books

Lambeth Council is strengthening its finances to protect the services local people care about most, setting a balanced budget for 2026/27 through decisive, sustained action.

CGI of proposed new housing scheme. Two 5 storey blocks.

Councillors give green light for new homes in Stockwell and Knights Hill

Lambeth welcomes plans to build more affordable homes and establish a new Special Educational Needs (SEN) school in the borough.

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