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Living Wage Week is a UK-wide celebration of the living wage and living wage employers. To celebrate local employers who pay their staff a living wage, Lambeth Council is...

Residents, businesses and community groups in Tulse Hill have come together to form a Neighbourhood Forum, in order to prepare a Neighbourhood Plan for their area. Two separate neighbourhood...

Lambeth council enforcement officers have stepped up their activity against fly tippers, issuing over 100 fines in a month for dumping rubbish.

Nominations for 2015’s Youth Council and Youth Mayor elections are now open, and Lambeth is looking for people who have what it takes to represent the views of young...

If you live in Lambeth, the easiest way to apply for your child's place is online. The deadline to apply for a secondary school is Saturday 31 October 2015

This month we have news about projects that are bringing people together locally and making it easier and safer to connect with others in and around the borough.

Plans have been put forward to increase the range of services offered by Lambeth’s libraries in order to keep them open under huge budget pressures.

The Lambeth Food Flagship team want your views on how we turn Gipsy Hill into a village hub where everyone has access to healthy and affordable food, the opportunity...