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We’re working hard to build a Better and Fairer Lambeth – find out more about the work we’re doing to protect vulnerable residents whilst our funding from central government continues to fall.

Homes for Lambeth awarded London Living Wage accreditation

Lambeth Council’s house builder Homes for Lambeth (HfL) has become a fully accredited Living Wage employer, pledging to pay all its staff a fair wage that reflects their efforts...

The South Bank BID team

South Bank Business Improvement District renewed with overwhelming support from the community

Businesses and organisations in London’s South Bank have voted with a resounding majority in favour of renewing South Bank Business Improvement District (BID) for a further five years.

campaigners for clean air (anti-idling 'switch off car engines at traffic lights') campaign for clean air week in lambeth

What are we doing to improve air quality in Lambeth?

We’re working hard to improve air quality in partnership with residents, businesses, community groups and government.

Join an anti-idling event near you!

In an effort to tackle unnecessary air pollution from idling vehicles, the Sustainability team will be organising regular anti-idling events across Lambeth.

Cllr Davis, Cllr Davie & Lucy Bannister from Living Wage Foundation with pop-up banner about the meani ng of London Living Wage at the Town Hall May 2019

Lambeth NHS Trusts on track to becoming London Living Wage Employers

Lambeth's four NHS trusts - King’s College Hospital, Guy’s and St Thomas’s, St George’s and South London and the Maudsley – are the area’s biggest employers with over 40,000...

Multi-million pound investment confirmed to support Brixton’s businesses

Following on from its recent designation as one of six Creative Enterprise Zones for London, Brixton has received a further boost with more than £4m secured to improve public...

Older women's face with cropped grey hair, long earrings,

Lambeth council urges the government to invest in tackling domestic abuse

Coinciding with International Women’s Day, Leader of the council, Cllr Jack Hopkins, has written to the government responding to the newly proposed Domestic Abuse Bill.

Cyclist

Brixton roads to be transformed for healthier travel

The Mayor of London and Transport for London (TfL) have announced today that Lambeth Council has been successful in its multi-million bid to TfL’s ‘Liveable Neighbourhoods’ fund.

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