Consultations

The Council is committed to providing sufficient, high-quality accommodation to children in the care of Lambeth Council and care leavers. It is important we do this in partnership with young people and families in Lambeth. Please share your views with us by answering the questions in our online survey within the main page.

Lambeth’s Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) Strategy sets out our plans to make the borough safer for everyone. To support this, we are setting up a panel of ‘experts by experience’, local people who have experienced violence and abuse. We would like to hear from you. **UPDATE** - Thank you for taking part in the consultation. The end of consultation report and a report on recruiting the panel and the next steps is attached in the Outcomes section.

We want your help in designing public realm improvements within the Streatham Hill Low Traffic Neighbourhood. Please share your views with us using the commonplace survey link within the main page.

We want your help in designing public realm improvements within the Tulse Hill Low Traffic Neighbourhood. Please share your views with us using the commonplace survey link within the main page.

We want to hear from you on how you use electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Help us write a strategy that delivers for Lambeth residents and businesses. You can have your say by completing our online survey within the consultation page.

The Council is carrying out a combined statutory consultation on proposals to extend the Tulse Hill Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) extension and the Brockwell Park to Gipsy Hill Healthy Route.

We want you to have your say and raise any issues affecting the safety of women and girls. It will allow us to better understand your concerns, perceptions and experiences. We would also welcome information from people who have witnessed something that they think would impact on the safety of women and girls. You can share your views on our Commonplace site. The consultation is open from 3 March to 3 September 2022.

The Black Lives Matter protests during 2020 led to new momentum behind long-standing concerns about statues, memorials and street names with associations with the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade.  This is a community conversation, together we want to develop proposals on how to deal with this difficult aspect of our history. We would like to hear your views by taking comments on our Commonplace site. The consultation is open from 9 March to 31 May 2022.

Lambeth Council is conducting a Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA) which looks at the health and pharmacy needs of the people who live in your area. We would like to hear from you by completing our online survey. The survey is open from 7 March to 10 April 2022.