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.

LSCB Young People at Risk Conference

The Lambeth Safeguarding Board (LSCB) launched its Young People at Risk Strategy at a Conference attended by agencies from across the Borough.

kids cycle through vines and fruit trees in a wild adventure garden near Waterloo

Blooming Lambeth Oasis Adventure Playground

Oasis Cycle Adventure Playground is developing a foraging garden to encourage children to pick fruit from a tree as they play.

School student working head down with paper and art materials + ornage 'better school' campaign frame

Tell us your priorities for children with special educational needs

Families have already said they want schools, resources and colleges in Lambeth so that local children with education, health and care plans can find local education.

parents, staff and children playing together playing with toys

Hitherfield Children’s Centre at Hillside Gardens

Parents, staff and children celebrate the launch of new children's centre space in former Hillside Gardens One O'clock Club

Vegetables growing at Blooming Lameth 2017 Community Gardens winner Coade Street (Paradise Gardens)

Blooming Lambeth ‘Paradise Garden’

Coade Court's community garden is a regular space for community events - from picnics to fireworks - as well as for growing from seed.

London, UK. 9th Apr, 2017. Darcus Howe face is projected on the Black Cultural Archives Building as over a thousand people gathered to remember the civil rights activist. Darcus Howe, who campaigned for black rights for more than 50 years, has died. He was 74. Credit: Thabo Jaiyesimi/Alamy Live News

Black Cultural Archives “We Are One” fundraiser to reach more people

Individuals, communities, organisations and more can support Black Cultural Archives to make their collection available to everyone digitally and to host more major exhibitions.

An image of a primary school pupil takes a test

Lambeth primary pupils beat the national averages for their SATs tests

Lambeth’s 11-year-olds have once again beaten the national average for attainment in reading, writing and mathematics - and also in the national combined figures - new Government statistics have...

Holiday Hunger conference - bringing people together to discuss how communities can help children who depend on school dinners to not go hungry in the holidays

Holiday Hunger – a day of ideas

The Holiday Hunger conference challenged everyone involved to “unite efforts in tackling hunger problems for the good health of our future generations”.

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