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.

Doctor Who star Pearl Mackie stood in front of the new Lansdowne School building holding a Better Schools sign

Time-travelling Doctor Who star drops in to launch rebuilt Lambeth special needs school

Doctor Who’s latest companion made a special appearance in Lambeth, as Pearl Mackie officially reopened the newly-rebuilt Lansdowne School.

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

Holiday Hunger: What is Your Response?

Children who depend on hot school meals during term time suffer holiday hunger. An event on 25 November brings partners together to plan for practical actions at community level.

L-R Cllr. Sonia Winifred, Tina Fellows (holding flowers) and Abibat Olulode of Bookstart celebrate Tina's 'Rhymetime' award for work in getting young readers started

Lambeth libraries staff member wins national award

Lambeth Council's Tina Fellows has won a national award for her inclusive, interactive and fun rhyme and story sessions in Lambeth Libraries.

A hockey match at the London Youth Games

Lambeth gets ready for upcoming London Youth Games season

School children throughout Lambeth are gearing up for another year of exciting sporting activity when the London Youth Games recommences later this month.

New shoots training in horticulture at Vauxhall City Farm

Introducing ‘New Shoots’ for unemployed young people

‘New Shoots’ supports unemployed 18-25 year olds to build the motivation and confidence needed to progress into positive outcomes of employment, education, volunteering and training.

Cllr Marcia Cameron, Mayor of Lambeth, Oct 2017, in formal robes

“Every statistic is a personal story” explains Mayor

“My personal journey to healthy weight has involved help and support from family, friends and my social media network.”

Rows of tables in an exam room

GCSE results: Lambeth pupils stay ahead of the pack

Lambeth’s pupils beat the national average for benchmark English and Maths results, nationwide GCSE tables have revealed.

Our Children Our Future event at Streatham Hideaway Club June 2017 to discuss a new plan for children in Lambeth

Help name Lambeth’s campaign for children and young people

Choose a name for Lambeth's new campaign for children's futures. Tell us what you think – complete our short survey - be in with a chance of winning our...

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