News from Lambeth Council

All posts in Neighbourhoods

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.

stallholders on lower marsh market by 'lower marsh' orange pyramid sign with chalkboard advertising farm cheeses; oriental woman in puffer coat walks past (out of focus) front right of the picture

Have your say on the draft Waterloo and South Bank Public Realm Framework

Have your say about the Draft Waterloo and South Bank Public Realm Framework online from 26 March - 6 May. It identifies 18 public spaces grouped in four themed...

heavy horses Murdoch & Nobby from Operation Centaur ploughing a wildflower meadow for Brockwell Park

Heavy Horses drafted in to create a home for grass and wildflowers

Stage one of creating a new wildflower meadow in Brockwell Park is bringing in carthorses from the Operation Centaur to plough the soil.

Old Bolier House site after demolition

Old boiler house site – Angell Town: we want to hear from you

Take part in the consultation about making positive use for the community of the old boiler house site in Angell Town. Consultation open 21 March to 19 April.

'mirror image' poster with two half faces folded into one and inset faceless figures

‘A different kind of theatre’ in Streatham

A former child actor has started a social enterprise to transform lives, helping people to recognise their true potential and to look about life positively. Their new theatre show...

Choir of kids on stage in front of organ pipes in South Bank's Festival Hall with conductor (back to us) - floodlit in purple -

Lambeth Sounds Music Festival

Lambeth Sounds Music Festival – a series of nine concerts featuring different styles of music performed by young people from Lambeth.

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...

Brixton Chamber Orchestra play iin Electric Avenue

Classic Grime

An evening of music without frontiers as a 30-piece orchestra and local MCs collaborate on orchestral covers of classic grime beats and rap over live classical samples to produce...

Red Measles spots projected on Brixton Library to raise awareness of need for MMR vaccination

Brixton ‘gets measles’ to boost MMR vaccination

Red 'Measles' spots on Brixton Library and Windrush square remind families to talk to their GP about getting the free, safe MMR vaccine for children and adults.

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