We became a living wage employer in November 2012 because we believe a fair day’s work deserves a fair day’s pay. The Low Pay Commission estimates that low pay costs the taxpayer between £3.6bn and £6bn per year.
Lambeth Communications is offering FREE communications support to Lambeth social enterprises and community-run organisations to help them promote themselves and grow.
Lambeth’s Mayor, the Leader of the Council, Sanctuary Services team and more invited sanctuary seekers to an event to celebrate World Refugee Week.
Archbishop’s Park Community Trust welcomes local people to join in caring for the environment – especially people with no access to green space or who have experienced mental health difficulties, barriers to employment, or loneliness.
Founder of young people’s charity Poetic Unity Ryan Matthews-Robinson explains how fair pay for young people sends a message about the future.
The theme of this year’s Great Mental Health Day is ‘small actions for others’ – a reminder that we can all do something to spread hope and kindness.
Lambeth and our neighbouring boroughs want to encourage women to come for breast screenings when invited, with a new video about how cancer testing and early treatment can save lives.
Brixton Library is now fully re-opened following a £1million overhaul to make it both better and more accessible
Afternoon Tea at the Harbour on June 11 is a celebration of 10 years of work by Lambeth’s Drugs and Alcohol Recovery Centre.
Lambeth Council is carrying out community reassurance work in the wake of this shocking incident.
