Major agreement on London Living Wage
Lambeth Council’s waste contractor Veolia has agreed that staff on the contract will be paid the London Living Wage for the first time.
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Making it a reality – building more and better homes
We’ve pledged to build 1,000 new homes at council level rent, and next week a blueprint for providing hundreds of those homes will be set before the council’s cabinet.
The Rookery scoops Heritage Lottery Fund grant to restore historic water cascade
The Rookery at the top of Streatham Common will receive almost £85,000 from the Heritage Lottery Fund to restore the cascade water feature and rockery gardens.
A closer look: Akerman Road
Over a series of blog posts, we will take a closer look at some of the new housing projects across Lambeth. Coming up first is the council's development on...
Lambeth primary pupils beat the national averages for their SATs tests
Lambeth’s 11-year-olds have once again beaten the national average for attainment in reading, writing and mathematics - and also in the national combined figures - new Government statistics have...
Bright Education Centre in Lambeth – tackling inequality head on
Cllr Claire Holland, deputy cabinet member for Children and Schools, gives an insight into one of Lambeth’s most valuable community education centres.
Ambitious proposals to build more and better homes published
Ambitious plans to build hundreds of new homes to help tackle the borough’s housing crisis have been put forward by Lambeth Council.
New innovative council level rent homes coming to Lambeth by summer 2018
We are building four new council level rent homes in Streatham Hill using an innovative building system that could help solve Lambeth’s housing crisis