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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.

(l-r) Project Director Andrew Boyle from Muse, Cllr Paul McGlone, Lambeth’s deputy leader, Lambeth Council leader, Cllr Lib Peck and Mayor of Lambeth, Cllr Marcia Cameron cut the ribbon at Lambeth Town Hall

Lambeth’s historic Town Hall officially re-opens

A ribbon cutting ceremony was held today for the re-opening of Lambeth Town Hall following an 18-month restoration of the Grade II listed building in the heart of Brixton.

Mrs Morris ir red top and white baseball cap among the semi-tropical plants in her container garden - winners of a Blooming Lambeth prize 2017

Blooming Lambeth Jupiter Court, Caldwell Gardens Estate

Caldwell Gardens Estate won a ‘Blooming Lambeth’ award for its new community fruit and flower garden – and Mrs Morris’ garden is a highlight in a community of change.

People playing touch Rugby in a park

Touch rugby in Archbishop’s Park

Fun and FREE open sessions suitable for every ability with the aim of improving your fitness no matter what level you are starting at!

Galliford Try volunteers worked with Urban Growth to renew community garden on Tulse Hill

Working in partnership to restore Tulse Hill community garden

10 volunteers from construction company Galliford Try came to help revamp the “Children’s garden” at Tulse Hill Estate – to the delight of the TRA and residents.

Pink lighting under the Westminster Bridge Road railway arch

Lights on in Waterloo railway arch

A dark and dingy railway arch in Waterloo is set to be illuminated with decorative lighting to make it safer and more visually appealing.

Healthy High Streets challenge - submit your idea for making healthier choices for children and young people EASIER choices in Clpham High Street and around Stockwell tube station

Healthy high streets – get your ideas in now

Winning healthy eating ideas can win a grant, business advice and a chance to try out ‘live’ in a local shop to make a difference for children and young...

London, UK. 9th Apr, 2017. Darcus Howe face is projected on the Black Cultural Archives Building as over a thousand people gathered to remember the civil rights activist. Darcus Howe, who campaigned for black rights for more than 50 years, has died. He was 74. Credit: Thabo Jaiyesimi/Alamy Live News

Black Cultural Archives “We Are One” fundraiser to reach more people

Individuals, communities, organisations and more can support Black Cultural Archives to make their collection available to everyone digitally and to host more major exhibitions.

People walking into smal business units painted green and yellow managed by Meanwhile Space

Meanwhile… workspaces to suit growing business

By 2017, Meanwhile Space had supported over 600 people into running businesses in ‘meanwhile’ spaces and created 229 jobs in predominantly deprived town centre neighbourhoods up and down the...

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