About Lambeth
Lambeth is one of 14 local authorities which make up Inner London. It measures seven miles north to south, and about two and a half miles east to west. It is one of the most densely populated inner London boroughs, with a population of around 270,000.
Based on the 2001 census, 38 per cent of Lambeth's population are from ethnic minorities, the seventh highest figure for a London borough. Approximately 150 languages are spoken in the borough. After English the main languages spoken are: Portuguese, Yoruba, French, Spanish and Twi. You can find out more on our statistics page.
Learn about the history of the borough and trace your family history.
Details of the campaigns and programmes we are running in Lambeth.
Lambeth is made up of 21 wards. However there are many neighbourhoods and 'urban villages' in the borough, each with its own distinct character.
Maps of services, areas and building locations in Lambeth.
Moving home can be a complicated process. This page aims to make this easier for you by bringing together the key services you need to access when moving home.
This information covers moving into, out of and within the borough.
We produce a number of publications to keep you updated on important news in Lambeth and how you can access our services.
There are many world-famous tourist attractions in the borough, and plenty of hidden gems.
Lambeth is well-placed and serviced by the bus, tube and road networks. Information about getting to, or travelling around, the borough.
Come and see what's happening in Lambeth, from arts, library and community events to our annual festivals and celebrations like the Lambeth Country show, Black History Month and Peace Week.
Council structure
Find out how the council is structured and learn about your elected representatives.
Neighbouring boroughs
Boroughs with boundaries to Lambeth include Croydon, Merton, Southwark, Wandsworth and Westminster.