News from Lambeth Council

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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.

Pupils at Loughborough Primary School pose in front of the new 'green screen' installed.

Read Spring’s Lambeth talk

Loughborough Primary School became the third Lambeth school to have a ‘green screen’ installed to help reduce air pollution on the school playground. Clapham’s businesses have voted overwhelmingly in...

Inspectors find improvements in Lambeth’s Youth Offending Services

Lambeth’s Youth Offending Services (YOS) has a “clear and appropriate vision for the future”, probation inspectors reported today. An HMI Probation (HMIP) joint inspection by specialist inspectors from the...

primary school children meet professionals from Caribbean background who have successed in Law, Medicine, IT, or Education

Primary Aim High – You can be anything you want to be!

Lambeth brought children together with inspirational nurses, doctors, lawyers, barristers, paralegals, architects and other professionals as part of the Raising the Game project (raising achievement of Black Caribbean Children).

adult and child in winter clothes in fromt of shelves of fruit and veg in shop or covered market

Brixton Library fights holiday hunger

Lambeth Council, Brixton Soup Kitchen, and local branches of are teaming up again this school holiday to deliver meals at Brixton Library for kids who normally depend on school...

Herne Hill Free Film Festival - moviegoers outside Herne Hill station watching piano player on big screen

Herne Hill Free Film Festival for Mental Health

The 2019 Free Film Festival runs all over Herne Hill SE24 all May until June 1 with the aim of making the experience of cinema accessible to everyone.

Cllr Ed Davie visits vegetable cookery class as part of the Veg Power campaign for 7-11 year olds

Lambeth Councillors join schools to eat and defeat veg

Councillors visited local primary schools for vegetable cookery classes as part of the Eat Them to Defeat Them Campaign designed to get 7-11 year olds into healthier eating.

Kids from 12 schools competed to be fastest recyclers as well as the best goal-scorers at a football tournament organised by Veolia

Blowing the final whistle on single use plastic

Lambeth schools gave plastic the boot in a day of football with SportsFusion with packed lunches, refillable water bottles and taking part in a recycling challenge.

Lambeth announces children’s centre proposals

Plans to protect 18 of Lambeth’s children centres despite a significant reduction in government funding have been announced by Lambeth council. A report to the council’s Cabinet on Monday...

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