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Lambeth Parking Fraud Team Wins National Award

Lambeth Council has won a prestigious national award, for its work in tackling parking fraud and protecting the integrity of parking schemes that support some of our most vulnerable...

Lambeth shortlisted for national award for its support of theatres and cultural spaces

Lambeth Council has been shortlisted for the Great Placemaking Partner award at the inaugural Great British Theatres Awards

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Lambeth: Date set for Myatt’s Fields by-election following death of local councillor

Lambeth Council has announced that a by-election will be held in the Myatt’s Fields ward, on Thursday 8 October 2026.

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Young Lambeth resident’s journey from unemployment to opportunity

Full Potential Lambeth is opening doors for care-experienced young people through paid internships, tailored support and career development

Pink street banner that says Lower Marsh Market with Summer Streets fanfare

Waterloo: More al-fresco dining and outdoor film screenings this summer

Lower Marsh, a bustling historic street in Waterloo, is going car-free on Saturdays, with entertainment and extra outdoor space for local businesses to trade this summer.

‘Opening the doors of the Town Hall’: participation in Lambeth council meetings to be made easier

New reforms will make it easier for Lambeth residents to share their views with the Town Hall, after councillors voted to lower the threshold for petitions and deputations to council...

Lambeth: Shaping the borough’s future

Lambeth is starting work on a new Local Plan. The timetable for engagement has been launched.

Lambeth achieves highest ever number of Green Flag Awards

Four more Lambeth parks received Green Flag Awards, bringing its total to 30, proving that the borough continues to have exceptional green spaces.

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