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The new Government has been warned that falling pupil numbers could “critically weaken the quality of education” in Lambeth, if nothing is done to tackle key policies including the...

Young people from asylum seeking, refugee and migrant backgrounds in Lambeth will get extra support around key academic subjects at three schools in the borough from the autumn term. 

In a recent review, Lambeth Council’s Child Friendly programme received praise for its work to date and recommendations as it continues its journey towards becoming a UNICEF Child Friendly...

A new cost of living crisis support programme worth £5.3million has been developed by Lambeth Council to help the most hard-pressed households.

Lambeth Council is consulting residents and school communities on potential options to address the impacts of falling primary school pupil numbers.   

Care experienced young people in Lambeth can now get free prescriptions, as well as a 50 percent discount on all their bus and tram travel.

For the eleventh year running, every child in Lambeth whose application was on time, has received an offer of a secondary school place.

The Lambeth Civic Awards returned this year, celebrating the community that make Lambeth a better place for all.