An interactive map created by the Trust for London charity has revealed that Lambeth has the third highest rate of households in temporary accommodation and that 39% of children in the borough are ...
Last month we broke the news that as a result of a massive rent increase, the popular news kiosk inside Brixton tube station will be permanently closing.
At a time of grinding economic pressure, rising racism and collapsing trust in public institutions, Brixton’s Black communities are coming together to do what too often politics refuses to do: ...
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Lambeth Unison and Lambeth 4 Divestment from Israel state their disappointment with Lambeth Council
Lambeth Unison and Lambeth 4 Divestment from Israel have made a joint statement in response to Lambeth’s claim that they have no exposure to funds complicit with Israel’s breaches of ...
Lambeth Council is preparing to sell off a tranche of council-owned garage sites and car parks to help repay a £40 million loan from central government taken out last year to plug a black hole in ...
A former Lambeth Council plumber has received a £720,000 settlement after the council admitted exposing him to asbestos during his time working for the authority, according to the law firm Leigh ...
It’s one of London’s more eccentric museums and it’s hardly ever open, with the doors opening for just a few hours on the first Saturday of every month.
The Unicorn Theatre in Tooley Street, SE1 has two shows running over the half-term: Squirrel (until 22 Feb) and By Trial and Error (Entre le Zist et le Geste) (from the 11th – 22nd Feb).
Housing workers at Lambeth Council are routinely working unpaid hours, reporting unmanageable workloads and serious impacts on their mental health, according to new survey data published by ...
West Norwood’s eclectic pub-hours club night – returns for another night of dancing to indie, soul, glam, punk, disco, funk, and 80s pop this Friday, 6.
Last week, one of the capital’s most eclectic live venues, The Clapham Grand, celebrated its 125th anniversary with a showstopping, one-night-only event blending drag, comedy, cabaret, music and ...
Lambeth Council is set to receive significantly less money than originally agreed after approving a settlement to resolve a 20-year-old land dispute at Lingham Court on Clapham Road.
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