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.

adult and child in winter clothes in fromt of shelves of fruit and veg in shop or covered market

Holiday Hunger: What is Your Response?

Children who depend on hot school meals during term time suffer holiday hunger. An event on 25 November brings partners together to plan for practical actions at community level.

In 2015 Lambeth Council teamed up with the London Eye and the National Theatre, to ‘Orange Lambeth’ to show global commitment for ending violence against women.

Lambeth highlights worldwide bid to end violence against women and girls

On November 25, Lambeth shows support for the global UN campaign to end violence against women with white ribbons and with orange lights on world-famous London landmarks.

Friends of Leslie Rhodes by the memorial bench in Clapham Common

Memorial to terror victim unveiled

A ceremonial bench unveiling was held today (Nov 9) in memory of Leslie Rhodes from Clapham who was tragically killed in the Westminster terror attack.

Interior view of the Echo refugee library van, with full book shelves on the right and a desk with laptops along the left.

ECHO Refugee Library

Come along to Brixton Library on Saturday 11 November and see the Refugee mobile library, which is visiting from Greece, and meet the dedicated project team that run it.

New shoots training in horticulture at Vauxhall City Farm

Introducing ‘New Shoots’ for unemployed young people

‘New Shoots’ supports unemployed 18-25 year olds to build the motivation and confidence needed to progress into positive outcomes of employment, education, volunteering and training.

Raised bed with vegetables growing against a background of the balconies of Edmondsbury Estate, Brixton

Showcasing Community Food Growing in Lambeth

Edmundsbury Community Hall is open to everyone on 9 November from 2pm – 3pm for free soup, cake and hot drinks and a short film about community food growing...

Victorian memorial s at West Norwood Cemetery - site of a 'batwalk' with local MP Helen Hayes and the Bat Conservation Trust

Batwalk at West Norwood

The Bat Conservation Trust (BCT) and Dr Ian Boulton from Lambeth’s Parks Department took MP Helen Hayes for the first batwalk in West Norwood Cemetery – a potential...

Off-white Mercedes being lifted onto 6-vehicle car transporter as part of action day to remove untaxed cars from Tulse Hill Estate in partnership with Met Police

Tulse Hill Crime Action Day

Housing Management worked with police officers from Tulse Hill and Herne Hill for a day of action to clear illegal vehicles parked long term outside residents’ homes.

« Previous 1 … 71 72 73 74 75 … 116 Next »