Next steps for Lambeth’s low traffic neighbourhoods
Details of the monitoring during the experimental period and an update on the consultation on Lambeth's five emergency low traffic neighbourhood schemes.
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Lambeth council announces start date and locations of review into sites with historic links to the slave trade
Following the announcement by Lambeth council on 1st October 2020, the first day of Black History Month, that a public debate on sites in the borough with links to...
Lambeth challenges government over statue and memorial ‘power grab’
Cllr Sonia Winifred has written to the government expressing alarm that Ministers could be set to restrict the power of local governments and their communities in making locally agreed...
Lambeth to move to Tier 2 Covid-19 restrictions
The Government has today announced that London is moving to local Covid-19 level 'High’
Lambeth Council Leader calls for ‘circuit breaker’ lockdown
Cllr Jack Hopkins has joined London Mayor Sadiq Khan and other leaders across local government in calling for a ‘circuit breaker’ short term lockdown to get back control of...
Lambeth Council standing up for children’s free travel
Your Lambeth councillors are backing the ‘Don’t Zap the Zip’ campaign to stop the Government taking away free public transport for under-18-year-olds.
Council cash lifeline helps Lambeth businesses bounce back from Covid disruption
The latest grants from the fund targeted large independent gym and leisure facilities, large independent retailers & employment advice agencies.
Lambeth wards could be changing for the first time in 20 years
After twenty years, it's time to look again at how Lambeth's wards are divided. Cllr Jim Dickson on why the upcoming review of our ward boundaries is something residents...