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All posts on Love Lambeth are categorised by the area of the borough which they cover, from Waterloo in the north to West Norwood in the south.

Lambeth unveils the UK’s first rainbow road crossing

Lambeth is the first place in the UK to install a permanent ‘rainbow crossing’ on its streets, to show solidarity with the LGBT+ community in the borough.

The Old Vic

Social benefits to flow from Old Vic theatre project funding

Lambeth Council has agreed to loan the iconic Old Vic £3.75million to unlock a series of educational and cultural experiences for young people in the borough.

London’s ‘busiest playground’ re-launches on the South Bank

Jubilee Gardens' playground - used by more than half a million children every year - has received a makeover thanks to £80,000 funding from Lambeth Council.

Adult literacy - learning to read a book with help to point out words one at a time with a pencil and bookmark

Ruskin Readers – reaching out with words

Reading can lead to healthier living, feeling part of a community, and lifelong learning – Ruskin Readers are here to help adults open the door.

scything grass to clear Ruskin Park's wildlife area 2019

Changing of the gardens

Lambeth Council’s parks team is working with the active Friends of Ruskin Park community group to make the park more attractive for people, plants and wildlife.

Trees on Our Streets

Lambeth has planted more than 100 new trees asked for and chosen by residents in Thurlow Park, Knights Hill, Streatham Hill and Gipsy Hill.

sustainable alternatives to glittery paper, etc can save the planet in the same way as cutting down on plastics

Campaign to ‘Mind the Wrap’ starts in Lambeth

Vauxhall resident Melat wants people to move away from using shiny gift wrap in the same way they’re changing their habits about plastic bags and plastic bottles – and...

Children play on closed school street

Lambeth Council plans to introduce permanent timed road closures around primary school

As part of our commitment to making it safer for young people to walk, cycle and scoot to school and protect children from breathing in dangerous levels of pollution,...

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