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.

Guernsey Grove waiting for new trees sourced by Crowdfunding

Crowdfund Lambeth helps Guernsey Grove grow greener

Guernsey Grove residents launched a successful crowdfunder campaign to buy trees for their street.

Streatham Wells and Brixton Hill low traffic neighbourhood surveys

Lambeth Council is asking for peoples’ feedback on proposals to create two new low traffic neighbourhoods that would cut traffic, improve air quality and encourage walking, cycling and scooting.

Cabinet Member for Clean AIr announces planting of 600 trees this winter

Lambeth: Council to plant hundreds of new trees by spring

Lambeth has appointed a contractor partner to begin meeting our environmental target of planting 5,000 new trees by 2026.

Lambeth Council announces huge new investment in sustainable travel to transform our borough for the future

Lambeth Council has announced a huge new investment in sustainable travel as part the borough’s ongoing and ambitious efforts to cut air pollution, make our roads safer and to...

Cllr Rezina Chowdhuri planting

Lambeth Blooms brighter than ever

Lambeth’s commons, parks, walled gardens, nature gardens, and more have scored highly in this year’s London in Bloom Awards.

Draft AQAP consultation

Lambeth Council launches Air Quality Action Plan consultation

Lambeth Council has launched a public consultation to seek views on how to improve air quality, reduce peoples’ exposure to pollution and protect the most vulnerable from toxic air.

Town Hall half-mast

Funding announced for Brixton Creative Enterprise Zone

Lambeth’s thriving creative sector has been given a boost after City Hall announced £1.2million funding to make workspaces more energy efficient and sustainable.

Permanent Ferndale Low Traffic Neighbourhood proposals

Lambeth Council is proposing to make the Ferndale Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) permanent as well as street improvements.

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