Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, 1926 to 2022
Lambeth Council will lead our communities in mourning the passing of Her Majesty The Queen. Her commitment and dedication to our country is an example to us all, and...
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Lambeth businesses and council leaders urge new Chancellor to help firms survive the “cost of trading crisis”
Spiralling energy costs could force Lambeth businesses to close if they don’t get more help from government, the new Chancellor of the Exchequer has been warned.
Celebrate Lambeth’s heritage throughout September
The 2022 Lambeth Heritage Festival, organised by Lambeth Archives and the Lambeth Local History Forum, is happening all through September.
Lambeth calls for more Government help to support vital services during cost of living crisis
Front-line services that millions of people depend on could be under threat if the Government doesn’t provide more help for local councils, Lambeth has warned the Chancellor of the...
Recycling and waste management in Lambeth: Your frequently asked questions
Thank you to everyone who braved the heat and visited the Environmental Services team in the Eco Village at this year’s Lambeth Country Show. The team had some very...
Council secures over £300,000 to make Lambeth’s streets safer for women and girls
Lambeth Council has secured an extra £331,915 to bolster its work to tackle violence against women and girls (VAWG) across the borough.
Lambeth announces multi-million pound package of help for residents struggling with cost of living crisis
Lambeth families caught in the grip of the cost of living crisis will be offered extra financial help under a £4.3m programme of support drawn up by the council.
Lambeth offers a primary school place to every child
Every child who had an application for a reception place in a Lambeth primary school for September 2022 has been offered one, new figures have revealed today.