All posts in Children and young people Lambeth is home to one of the youngest populations in London, and the council offers a wide range of services to support them. Here you can read about the latest work being done by Lambeth and our partners to ensure our young people live safe, happy and fulfilled lives.
Lambeth awarded UNICEF Child Friendly Community status Lambeth has been recognised by UNICEF UK as a Child Friendly Community, celebrating Lambeth's efforts to put children and young people's voices at the heart of decision-making across the...
Lambeth: Streatham Green set for facelift after council approves next phase for delivering £190,000 “transformation” scheme One of Streatham’s most treasured local green spaces is in line for a refurbishment designed to make it a more accessible and enjoyable place for the whole community.
Lambeth to spend over £500,000 on reviving iconic Kennington Park Skatebowl One of Lambeth’s best-loved local landmarks is to be given a new lease of life with the help of over half a million pounds from the council.
Lambeth gains reaccreditation as ‘Borough of Sanctuary’ Lambeth’s status as a welcoming place for people forced to flee violence and persecution in their own countries has once again won national recognition.
Consultation on the future of three maintained nursery schools in Lambeth recommended Lambeth council has published recommendations to launch consultations on the future of three local maintained nursery schools.
All schools in Lambeth ‘good’ or ‘outstanding’ according to Ofsted. All Lambeth Secondary schools have been recognised as ‘good’ or ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted. This comes in time for parents to choose their children’s Secondary school before the deadline of...
From Stockwell to the wider borough: Art4Space invests in Lambeth youth Young people across Lambeth are set to benefit from a bold new creative programme, thanks to community arts organisation Art4Space and funding from the Walcot Foundation.
Lambeth boosts play facilities at Max Roach Park Youngsters can look forward to improved play facilities at a beloved Brixton park thanks to an upgrade worth more than £40,000.