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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.

woman with dyed blonde hair (right) operate camera; women in hajib (left) directs a performance by young bearded man in red & black flowery shirt playing white electric guitar

Free music video-making for Young Lambeth residents

Lambeth residents aged 16-21 – come and learn to work with musicians and make a video for exclusive screening at the British Film Institute

Laugh till you drop comdey evening March 12 to raise funds for AgeUK dark blue text on yellow box on same dark blue backgrounds

Laugh Till You Drop Age UK fundraiser

Age UK hosts a one-off comedy fundraising gala to help prevent isolation among older people in Lambeth.

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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.

In a scene from Arthur Miller's play, the American Clock, people in 1920s clothes listen ton older black man in a suit making a speech on top of a grand piano

Lambeth discount for Arthur Miller at Old Vic

Get an exclusive Lambeth ticket discount offer for The American Clock. at the Old Vic until 9 March

AM Flo Eshalomi addresses the room in Carnegie Library

Community comes together to act on youth violence

On Saturday 16 February, local councillors, residents, community groups and the police attended a community meeting in Herne Hill about the impact of violence in Lambeth and how we can...

Invitation page to London Living Wage event at the foundry - phto of corkscrew-haired woman in white jacket as greyed-out background to text with one word each in separate dark brown and grey squares

Building a Living Wage in Lambeth

Find out about the business benefits of London Living Wage with a free event in the Foundry. Speakers include the Living Wage Foundation, Vauxhall One and Lambeth Couincil

Members of the BID and local Councillors with the successful results

Clapham Business Improvement District is here to stay

Clapham's businesses have voted overwhelmingly in favour of keeping the 'This is Clapham' Business Improvement District (BID) in place for a further five years.

Actor Tony Cealy (pale blue shirt, check trousers, glasses on head) stands up with notes in his hand at a theatre workshop with seated adults

Drama brings 50+ men together for better mental health

Isolation and loneliness – especially among older people – can damage health and wellbeing. Local actor and theatre teacher invites Lambeth men aged 50+ to change that.

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