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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.

Young women & mentors from Generation Storm - project by the Change Foundation to help young women leaving care find work/training

Generation Storm hits Vauxhall

Role models from different backgrounds help the young women of Generation Storm improve their mental well-being and physical fitness at the Black Prince Trust

Invitation page to London Living Wage event at the foundry - phto of corkscrew-haired woman in white jacket as greyed-out background to text with one word each in separate dark brown and grey squares

Building a Living Wage in Lambeth

Find out about the business benefits of London Living Wage with a free event in the Foundry. Speakers include the Living Wage Foundation, Vauxhall One and Lambeth Couincil

Mother Language Day libraries poster - flags of all nations

Lambeth Council calls for well-resourced ESOL to help communities

English as a second language (ESOL) is an essential part of the Mayor of London’s ‘Skills for Londoners’ strategy – Lambeth also sees ESOL education as a way to...

Young music makers – sign up for a crash course

Raw Material, 3space & Lambeth Music Service support free music industry workshops, studio time, and more for young musicians at the GRIT school. Sign up by mid-March for this...

Graduation ceremeony for Norwood SChool students, Lambeth Town Hall Jan 17 - eventbrite page

We Rise graduation

Young people from two Lambeth schools who have been inspired to rise higher on a new futures programme piloted by Lambeth Council invite everyone to their graduation.

Outside a Tent at Lambeth Country show with stallholders who've been there to show off their new business start-ups celebrating. Colin Crooks of Tree Shepherd top right at back of pic (among the tall people)

MBE for Lambeth entrepreneur who has brought employment and hope to 1000s of London’s most disadvantaged

Tree Shepherd’s Colin Crooks, who recently made headlines for supporting local traders facing relocation from the Elephant and Castle, has been awarded the MBE for services to the community.

Peer-led mentoring and support from former service users gives St Giles insight into people's needs

St Giles Trust – why we love working in Lambeth

St Giles Trust’s approach is peer-led – based on people helping people with the credibility and insight that comes with first-hand experience

Cllr Lib Peck, leader of the council, in her office

Lambeth outlines plans to cope with Brexit impacts

Lambeth Council has released a report on the impact of Brexit on the borough, and the extra risks residents, businesses and the public sector face from a short-term economic...

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