News from Lambeth Council

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Read about how Lambeth council is ensuring our borough is a place where everyone feels safe and welcome. Whether you live, work, or just pass through Lambeth, the council and our community and partners are committed to supporting safe and cohesive communities.

Lambeth community suicide prevention workshop Sept 2019

Sign up for zero suicide action in Lambeth

World Mental Health Day’s theme on 10 October is suicide prevention. Following September’s suicide prevention event at Lambeth Town Hall, the Lambeth Together partnership (including the Council and local...

Motor cycle rider right arm and hand appearing on throttle

Keep improving your riding skills with free BikeSafe motorbike courses

Lambeth Council has partnered with BikeSafe to offer free motorbike training courses for riders who live, work or study in the borough to help improve road safety.

Children with adults playing in a closed street to cars - chalk drawings on road and children having lots of fun.

Lambeth turns streets to play in London’s biggest car-free day

22 September is everyone’s chance to experience Lambeth as a borough where streets aren’t dominated by cars, where children can play outside in non-polluted air and adults come together...

Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy Consultation

Lambeth Council is consulting on a new Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy to address how the borough will tackle and prevent homelessness in the future.

Knives for sale - Trading Standards Week

Get to know your Trading Standards team during London Trading Standards week

Themes of the London Trading Standards week include illegal knife sales to teenagers and rogue letting agents. Two issues already taken extremely seriously by the Lambeth team.

Lady cycles past bike hangar on Lambeth street

Plans to install more bike hangars in Lambeth

In response to resident’s requests for more bike parking spaces, we’re installing 41 new bike hangars around Lambeth this year. By 2022 we’ll have more than 2,600 spaces for...

Community support following fatal attack

Lambeth council has written to residents in Brixton after a shocking knife attack that claimed the life of an 18-year-old.

Children play on closed school street

Lambeth Council plans to introduce permanent timed road closures around primary school

As part of our commitment to making it safer for young people to walk, cycle and scoot to school and protect children from breathing in dangerous levels of pollution,...

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