Community conversations on sites with links to the trans-Atlantic slave trade
Lambeth’s open and informative process features community engagement, shared local history research and discussions about the borough's past
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Lambeth Council to start £4million investment in Brixton Rec Quarter
The project, developed with local businesses and community organisations, will see a celebration of Brixton Rec and upgrades in and around Brixton Station Road
Lambeth: Aiming to get everyone active
Council adopts new Active Lambeth Strategy with the aim of harnessing the power of sport and activity for the good of all Lambeth residents
New £100million college to cut huge shortage of skilled STEM workers
The new London South Bank Technical College, which will specialise in science, technology, engineering, arts and maths, reaches an important milestone
Lambeth: Call to better fund nurseries
Call for government action over financial pressures facing local authority-maintained nursery schools
New Local Nature Reserves for Lambeth giving everyone one access to nature
With an ecological crisis, and more than half of Lambeth households living in flats without access to private outdoor space, it is crucial to protect and enhance green spaces
Lambeth: Iconic skatepark set for complete overhaul
Stockwell skatepark to be made better then ever in overhaul project that has been put together with the community
Lambeth: Call for action over Ukrainian refugee crisis
Lambeth Council stands ready to assist with efforts to welcome Ukrainian refugees, and has encouraged the UK government to create safe passage for those fleeing the war