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Lambeth's climate action plan

The Lambeth Climate Action Plan has been developed from the recommendations of Lambeth Council's first ever citizens assembly, and in partnership with Lambeth institutions such as Kings College and London South Bank Universities, our local NHS Trusts, and Lambeth’s community organisations, schools, and businesses.

BiG Easter 2022 Holiday Football Programme

Spaces are available on the BiG Easter Holiday Football Programmes, which are 2-in-1 programmes where children and young people between seven and normally up to the age of 13 years old engage in fun and developmental football activities and those from 14 years old (year 9s) and upwards engage in work experience opportunities.

Safer Crossing for Julian's Primary School, Streatham

A petition has ben set up by concerned parents of children at St. Julian's School and local residents for safer pedestrian crossings on Leigham Court Road, Streatham.

Local history walks 2022/23

Members of the Lambeth Local History Forum will be running a series of walks throughout the year.

Air Quality Action Plan: online event Tuesday 22 March 2022

Lambeth Council is holding an online drop-in session for residents to have their say on the Council's Air Quality Action Plan.

Register to vote in the local council elections

Local council elections are on Thursday 5 May 2022. If you want to vote, you must be registered.

COVID-19 update

A timely summary:

Site 18 (part) - webinar on planning application for 1-5 Waylett Place

You can register to attend a webinar on a developer's plans for 1- 5 Waylett Place, West Norwood, SE27 9AE on Wednesday 23 March (7-8pm) and to be repeated on Thursday 24 March 2022 (7-8pm).

Gipsy Hill Health and Wellbeing Hub

Norwood Forum is working with Lambeth Public Health to pilot Lambeth’s health and wellbeing hubs initiative, bringing together local organisations to improve health and wellbeing in the community.

Have your say on the sites in Lambeth with links to the Trans-Atlantic slave trade

Lambeth is inviting you to join the community conversation and have your say on the local statues, monuments and street names with links to the slave trade.

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