Education in Lambeth is facing a slow, grinding squeeze, shaped by falling pupil numbers, tightening council finances and a growing number of schools that can no longer balance their books.
Brockwell Lido was alive with cheers, steam and shivering smiles last Saturday as 223 swimmers from across the UK took part in the very first Brockwell FreezeFest, a celebration of cold-water ...
Lambeth Council is proposing to increase council rents by 4.8 per cent from April 2026, the maximum rise allowed under national rules, as it struggles to stabilise a housing budget.
The team behind the hugely successful Brixton MegaPop residency are back at the Prince Albert this Saturday, 31st January – and it’s going to be one hell of a party! There’ll be ...
Lambeth Council is still exceeding World Health Organisation guidelines for fine particulate pollution (PM2.5), despite recording significant improvements in air quality in parts of the borough, ...
Last Friday, the Rumble in the Jungle crew brought the noise from Bristol to Brixton Hootanany for a banging night of drum and bass and jungle. The venue was packed and the sounds were immense.
Council admits most spending took place without proper approval as purchase order compliance slumped
Lambeth Council has acknowledged serious weaknesses in how it authorises spending, after a new report revealed that purchase order compliance fell as low as 34 per cent, meaning that in most cases ...
On a weeknight in West Norwood, a small Vietnamese restaurant is quietly busy. Chi Nguyen, the supervisor, can be seen greeting customers, taking food orders and packing takeaways. Tam Saigon Kitchen, ...
Lambeth Council marked Holocaust Memorial Day with an event at Lambeth Town Hall on Sunday 25 January, centred on this year’s national theme, ‘Bridging Generations’.
Lambeth Council has acknowledged serious weaknesses in how it authorises spending, after a new report revealed that purchase order compliance fell as low as 34 per cent, meaning that in … ...
The Book Garden will be popping up at The Hive in Kennington Park on 21st February and 21st March from 10am-2pm, serving up another eclectic selection of gorgeous secondhand books for just £3 ...
This won’t come as much of a surprise to regular users of the Victoria line, but a new study has found that the stretch of line between Green Park and Victoria is positively deafening, ...
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