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Read the latest updates on the work the council is doing to build more and better homes and ensure our landlords behave responsibly and make sure our borough is a fantastic place to live for people from every background.

Lambeth wins over £800,000 to build new homes

Lambeth has won £825,000 to help build dozens of new homes in the borough, the Government has revealed.

An image showing the front of the new homes at St Oswald's Place

A closer look: St Oswald’s Place

Here we take a closer look at the development on St Oswald's Place next to Vauxhall City Farm that provided 8 new homes at council rent for families on...

Cllr Paul McGlone stands on top of the Lollard Street housing development

Making it a reality – building more and better homes

We’ve pledged to build 1,000 new homes at council level rent, and next week a blueprint for providing hundreds of those homes will be set before the council’s cabinet.

An image showing the front of the new council homes built on Akerman Road

A closer look: Akerman Road

Over a series of blog posts, we will take a closer look at some of the new housing projects across Lambeth. Coming up first is the council's development on...

(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.

Mrs Morris ir red top and white baseball cap among the semi-tropical plants in her container garden - winners of a Blooming Lambeth prize 2017

Blooming Lambeth Jupiter Court, Caldwell Gardens Estate

Caldwell Gardens Estate won a ‘Blooming Lambeth’ award for its new community fruit and flower garden – and Mrs Morris’ garden is a highlight in a community of change.

Galliford Try volunteers worked with Urban Growth to renew community garden on Tulse Hill

Working in partnership to restore Tulse Hill community garden

10 volunteers from construction company Galliford Try came to help revamp the “Children’s garden” at Tulse Hill Estate – to the delight of the TRA and residents.

Councillors and residents admire the new block paving at the garden party to launch Weir Estate's new look, 2017

Garden revamp signals community spirit at Weir Estate

Months of work have gone into the design and build of an inspiring new community garden on the Weir Estate – leading up to a successful garden party launch.

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