All posts in Focus on Waterloo

The latest news, opportunities and announcements covering the Waterloo area, including Bishop’s ward.

leake Street secret sunrise dancer in headphones

Motivational morning moves from Leake Street to your home

LeakeStreetLive (in your Lounge) adds morning dance, meditation and connection to its evening concert and graffiti free streaming services.

A group shot of Lambeth Cllr, The London Mayor Sadiq Khan and local cycling campaigners

Waterloo: Improving walking and cycling while cutting emissions

A new £1million segregated cycle highway scheme, funded by Transport for London (TfL), is close to completion in Waterloo as Lambeth Council and TfL work together on improving the...

Cllr Ed Davie celebrates Lambeth NHS Trust's accreditation as Living Wage Employer

Lambeth’s Council helps biggest hospital trust end poverty wages

Lambeth councillors have been working with Guy’s and St Thomas’s and the Living Wage Foundation for more than a year to help the NHS trust to get accredited as...

New wheelchair accessable box office at the old vic

Inclusive change at 201-year-old Old Vic

AccessAble review all kinds of buildings open to the public, offering detailed accessibility information for visitors. It has updated its guide to The Old Vic with easy to read...

Mysdiggi, moderator of 14% creative Black History Month event

Join Black History Month conversation ‘14% Creative’

Black History Month exhibition and panel discussion on the challenges young people from black and minority ethnic backgrounds still face in breaking into creative industries.

Lambeth launches improvement work programme for the South Bank

Lambeth Council has launched a project to reimagine and improve Upper Ground, Belvedere Road and its connecting streets – including Concert Hall Approach (commonly known as the ‘Spine Route’)...

The Old Vic

Social benefits to flow from Old Vic theatre project funding

Lambeth Council has agreed to loan the iconic Old Vic £3.75million to unlock a series of educational and cultural experiences for young people in the borough.

London’s ‘busiest playground’ re-launches on the South Bank

Jubilee Gardens' playground - used by more than half a million children every year - has received a makeover thanks to £80,000 funding from Lambeth Council.

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