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.

Volunteers helping to clear foliage from the paths at the Eardley Road Sidings nature reserve

Eardley Road Sidings Nature Reserve needs more friends!

Located just a 10 minutes’ walk from Streatham Common station, this reserve is teaming with wildlife and you can easily forget that you are in the middle of London....

Pupils from St Jude's Primary School, using individually-designed stencils to enhance a new mural by local artist in Brockwell Passage

Joins us for the Brockwell Passage Opening

Herne Hill Forum have created and led this project to transform Brockwell Passage, collaborating with Victor Szepessy and St Jude’s Primary School.

Housing fraudster sentenced

A fraudster has been handed a 2-year suspended jail sentence after sub-letting a council house while living with her family elsewhere and owning another property worth hundreds of thousands...

A tandem bike in the dark but lit up with fairy lights along the frame

Lambeth Festive Light Ride

Everyone is invited to take part and join the festive ride

Front entrance to Carnegie Library in Herne Hill

Next steps for Carnegie as plans are submitted

Two community groups have submitted formal applications to the council to run the Carnegie library building in Herne Hill through an Asset Transfer process.

Future of play in Brixton

Work is ongoing to re-open three currently closed adventure playgrounds in Brixton, in partnership with local young people.

small group of women of different ages practising therapeutic exercise with large green oriental paper fans

Apply now for £5000 from local charity

Applications are open now for grants from Thrale Almshouses - a local charity dedicated to helping local people in need

Waterloo streets Lower Marsh and The Cut, a pedestrian street with people sitting on benches eating and drinking

Lower Marsh and The Cut finalists in the Great British High Street Awards

Waterloo streets Lower Marsh and The Cut are down to the final three of the best high streets in London and they need your vote to win.

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