News from Lambeth Council

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Read about how Lambeth council is ensuring our borough is a place where everyone feels safe and welcome. Whether you live, work, or just pass through Lambeth, the council and our community and partners are committed to supporting safe and cohesive communities.

broken tree Clapham Common photo by Simon Millson CC MaC

Picking up the pieces in Lambeth parks

Lambeth’s Parks team are ready to respond to to protect people and nature in Lambeth park in the face of storms powerful enough to knock down trees.

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.

Have your say on services for residents affected by gender-based violence (Violence Against Women and Girls)

What do Lambeth residents, people affected by gender-based violence, and workers in support services think are most important to improve services and support in Lambeth? Fill in the survey...

Extra funding to give survivors of domestic abuse a safe refuge

Lambeth Council secures £98,000 government funding for specialist BAME refuges to offer a safe space for survivors of domestic abuse and their children

Alleyway by Crown Lane Primary school ad oped and designed as a walk to school route to cut car use

Lambeth primary school takes the ‘Creative Way’ to cleaner air

Crown Lane Primary School audited routes to school using the TfL Healthy Streets index and designed an attractive walking to school route to encourage less car use.

Brixton mural

Brixton Liveable Neighbourhood

Brixton Liveable Neighbourhood is a multi-million pound programme from Lambeth Council, The Mayor of London and Transport for London (TfL) to improve air quality, road safety and climate. Consultation...

Stanley knives sold to minors

Lambeth’s Trading Standards strike again as knife sellers find themselves in court

Lambeth's Trading Standards have recently had several prosecution cases heard in the Magistrate Court that relate to the sale of knives to young people under 18 years old.

Catch it, bin it, kill it poster for viruses

Coronavirus update

While the risk of Coronavirus in Lambeth remains low, there is no vaccine yet so the Government is sharing simple and effective ways to stop it spreading.

Cllr Jack Hopkins, leader of Lambeth Council

Council leader raises serious concerns with government about Streatham attack

Cllr Jack Hopkins, Leader of Lambeth council, has written to the Home Secretary Priti Patel following the terrorist attack in Streatham, raising serious concerns on behalf of residents regarding...

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