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.

External view of Gracefield Gardens in Streatham

Gracefield Gardens Health Centre celebrates 10th anniversary

Come along on Friday 15 December to help celebrate their anniversary, browse stalls, find out about health services and lots more.

Front entrance to Carnegie Library in Herne Hill

Carnegie Library to reopen in February

The Carnegie Library in Herne Hill will reopen in February.

Cllr Peck pictured speaking with children during a visit to the Bright Education Centre

Bright Education Centre in Lambeth – tackling inequality head on

Cllr Claire Holland, deputy cabinet member for Children and Schools, gives an insight into one of Lambeth’s most valuable community education centres.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan and Deputy Mayor for Environment Shirley Rodrigues, with Cllr Lib Peck and Cllr Jennifer Brathwaite

Clean buses confirmed for Brixton

Following a campaign by Lambeth Council, the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, today delivered the promised Low Emission Bus Zone in Brixton Road – one London’s most polluted roads.

Upper Norwood Library Hub proving a success

Visitor numbers and book lending have both increased at Upper Norwood Library, following the Upper Norwood Library Trust taking over management of the building.

Stylised image of couple dancing

The return of the traditional Tea Dance

To celebrate the reopening of Lambeth Town Hall, a traditional Tea Dance is returning!

A CGI of Hillside Gardens showing the front of the new homes along with the Better Homes branding

New innovative council level rent homes coming to Lambeth by summer 2018

We are building four new council level rent homes in Streatham Hill using an innovative building system that could help solve Lambeth’s housing crisis

Better Waterloo - People enjoying Jubilee Gardens next to the London Eye

Tell us your priorities for Waterloo

We are keen to hear your priorities for making Waterloo a better place to live, work, visit and enjoy.

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