Opportunity for care experienced, aged 16–25, and living in Lambeth or Southwark

This free programme is designed to provide long-term support if you're experiencing social isolation. Through creative and digital opportunities, dedicated one-to-one support, and employability development, you'll have the chance to build confidence, make new connections, and take positive steps towards greater independence.

Lambeth Overview and Scrutiny Committee meeting

The Lambeth Overview and Scrutiny Committee will meet on Monday 21 September at 7pm, with several agenda items of interest to local residents.

Transform Tulse Hill calls for safer gyratory - Sign the petition!

Transform Tulse Hill is campaigning for improvements to road and pedestrian safety around the Tulse Hill gyratory.

Services Worth Fighting For: Have Your Say on Lambeth’s Local Services

Lambeth Council has launched Services Worth Fighting For, a campaign calling for central government to properly fund local public services.

ChooSE27 Comedy Festival

The ChooSE27 Comedy Festival returns for its third year this October, with an even bigger programme of comedy across venues in and around SE27.

Free climate programme for young people aged 11–14

Rekindle Collective’s Earth Needs Us programme invites young people to explore the climate crisis through art, fashion, film, poetry, debates and more.

Pottery at Portico

Get creative with clay in this five-week pottery course at Portico.

West Norwood Cemetery Preserved Following Extensive Conservation Works

The £7.2 million restoration of West Norwood Cemetery was made possible by grants from The National Lottery Heritage Fund and Lambeth Council, and a contribution from the Friends of West Norwood Cemetery.

Cycleway 17 works delayed at Rosendale Road junction

The next stage of the Brockwell Park to Gipsy Hill Healthy Route, part of Cycleway 17, has been delayed following Thames Water leaks around the Rosendale Road and Park Hall Road junction.

Free learning opportunities this autumn with High Trees

High Trees has launched its Autumn 2026 Course Guide, offering a wide range of free learning opportunities from September to December.

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