Better and fairer Lambeth directory

Find out what the main sources of air pollution are in our Borough and what air pollution is like today.

Everyone can contribute to clean air. Find out how you can play your part.

Information, guidance and Environmental Permits.

We are part of the Mayor’s Air Quality Funded Idling Action Project and we deliver regular anti-idling events across Lambeth.

Following a successful bid for TfL’s ‘Liveable Neighbourhoods’ funding we're proposing ideas to improve Brixton town centre and the surrounding area to encourage walking and cycling.

Our Investment Programme into three cemeteries in the borough responds to the need to maintain historic fabric and provide high quality burial areas for Lambeth residents and the bereaved.

We're carrying out a range of works to the playground in Windmill Drive on Clapham Common to improve the play equipment and help to maintain and support biodiversity.

We carried out works to improve Cowley Road using an innovative and sustainable approach to resurfacing, which focused on creating a better environment for the local community, where biodiversity flourishes, sustainable transport is encouraged and flooding risk is reduced.

Crowdfund Lambeth supports community projects and initiatives in the borough. Find out if your project could be eligible for match-funding up to £5000.

Quietway 5 is a cycle route linking Waterloo to Norbury that passes through Lambeth North, Vauxhall and Clapham.

We are involved in a number of projects that aim to tackle emissions from construction and road activities.

Lambeth Council can deliver to you a government grant worth up to £10,000 to save money on your energy bills. Find out if you're eligible.

We have installed a number of green screens in various schools across Lambeth, to reduce children’s exposure to air pollution.

Thank you for your feedback on our proposed improvements for walking and cycling along Rosendale Road, as part of our Brockwell Park to Gipsy Hill Healthy Route project.

We're working with the local community to improve Hillside Gardens Park in Streatham Hill, a popular park and recreation ground used by many residents in the area.

We have put in place a series of measures to minimise air pollution and improve air quality.

Public sector partners will reform services to provide and promote care and independence.

84 new homes will be built, as well as improved pedestrian walkways, and a new community space.