News from Lambeth Council

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We are committed to maintaining a clean and safe environment for everyone in our borough to enjoy. Here you can read about the latest news from our parks, waste, streets, transport and sustainability teams.

Revitalising Rush Common

Help us revitalise the woodland walk alongside Brixton Hill by telling us how you use it, and what might improve it for you and your family.

Lambeth Council hits rogue traders hit for six during Cricket World Cup

Lambeth Council officers helped disrupt illegal trading – and protect fans - during the Cricket World Cup by seizing counterfeit goods worth thousands of pounds in the streets around...

Schools in Lambeth get serious about air quality

A number of schools in Lambeth have been running anti-idling events to raise awareness of air pollution and encourage parents to switch off their vehicles when stationary. Hitherfield Primary...

Clean Air Villages project reduces air pollution in Lambeth

Clean Air Villages is a project funded by Defra which aims to reduce emissions in air quality hotspots across London, by making business deliveries and servicing more efficient. The...

Tea party with the Dandy animals - part of the launch party for Spurgeon Estate community garden reopened after 20 years

Sharing the Secret garden

Re-opening Spurgeon Estate’s community garden after 20 years of locked gates years is a perfect reason for a launch party celebrating London National Park City Festival.

;our milkwood' collage by pupils of Jessopo and Michael Tippett schools June 2019

Milkwood Park – more open than ever

Lambeth Council have worked with local people to agree on making Milkwood Park even better for children in the schools on either side and for the whole community.

campaigners for clean air (anti-idling 'switch off car engines at traffic lights') campaign for clean air week in lambeth

What are we doing to improve air quality in Lambeth?

We’re working hard to improve air quality in partnership with residents, businesses, community groups and government.

Women painting whiskey barrels blue to use as planters in Stockwell's Tradescant Road

Street finds planting inspiration in local history

Tradescant Road is named after gardeners to the Royal Family - and that inspired local residents in planting a community freshview project.

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