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Our mission is to make sure residents are the first to benefit from the jobs investment creates in the borough. Read more below about the latest opportunities to gain new skills, find a new job or employ people in Lambeth.

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Things change – so let us know!

Things change in our lives; whether it’s a new or second job, a place at college, or a new addition to the family. If you’re receiving help with...

Cllr Matthew Bennett holding the Better Jobs sign on the roof at International House

Landmark building earmarked for business hub

Ambitious plans to convert a former council office block with an interesting history into a business hub have been outlined to help meet Lambeth’s pressing demand for workspace and...

Mind map of key words from conference workshops on 17 July including sustainability, networks, sustainable, funding

New funding to help people with disabilities find work

The Lambeth European Social Fund (ESF) Community Grants Programme will help Lambeth residents to find support to overcome barriers to working. Projects delivered by voluntary organisations can apply now.

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Streatham firms vote to keep their Business Improvement District

Businesses in Streatham have overwhelmingly backed proposals to continue with their Business Improvement District (BID) for another five years.

Building Better Futures

Building Brighter Futures

There has never been a better time to work in the Lambeth Youth Offending Service.

Cllr Donatus Anyanwu at Pop Brixton.

Positive impact of Pop Brixton leads to two-year lease extension by Lambeth Council

Lambeth Council have just announced a two-year extension to Pop Brixton’s lease, granting the temporary site residency until 2020.

An image from left to right showing Cllr Councillor Jennifer Brathwaite, Cabinet Member for Housing and Environment, street sweepers Lucas Rola and Albert Dixon with Lambeth council deputy leader, Cllr Paul McGlone in Windrush Square, Brixton

Major agreement on London Living Wage

Lambeth Council’s waste contractor Veolia has agreed that staff on the contract will be paid the London Living Wage for the first time.

(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.

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