Better and fairer Lambeth directory

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

This document is designed to promote, guide and control the regeneration of key development sites in Brixton town centre.

An Education and Visitor Centre will be built next to the famous Grade II* listed Brixton Windmill.

Lambeth is developing a new Learning Disability Resource Centre at Coburg Crescent to support adults with learning disabilities and the local community. The centre is due to open in 2021.

A strategy which sets out the council’s ambition to support inclusive growth through the creative and digital industries.

Lambeth’s mission to open up the creative and cultural sector for all young people.

A temporary affordable workspace project on Lower Marsh, Waterloo.

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

Building new homes and affordable workspace to support the social and economic needs of the local community.

49 Brixton Station Road and 6 Canterbury Crescent are two council-owned sites in the heart of Brixton which for the last few yea

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

We’re delivering a range of improvement works to enhance the lighting, pathways and visibility across Larkhall Park.

Delivery of 1,750sqm of affordable employment space with business support, training and retention of a local food growing project.

The extension will add a new Nine Elms station to Lambeth and support 3,500 new homes and 8,000 new jobs in the borough.

A study of the redevelopment potential of Oasis Academy Johanna primary school.

We are a smoke control area and we have measures in place around open fires and smoke.

We are supporting local people to find employment, education or training with an online platform and personalised support.

We’re designing our new Lambeth Borough Plan and we want to hear from you

Since 2015, Pop Brixton has become a thriving destination for new business, affordable workspaces, community schemes, food, drink and shops.

Stronger relationships and a vibrant community sector, alongside economic growth, will enable communities to thrive.