‘Labour voters coming to us in droves’: Green Party confident ahead of Herne Hill by-election
Large numbers of defecting Labour voters have given the Green Party confidence they will win the Herne Hill by-election on
Pressure groups step up campaign over library plans
Lambeth community groups expressed their worries over the re-opening of Carnegie Library in February. Lambeth Council faced a lot of
Meet the ultra marathoner and independents running to break Labour monopoly in Lambeth by-election
Lambeth is well known as a Labour stronghold but candidates, from protesters inspired by library closures to veteran contenders running two campaigns
Lib Dem GLA candidate vows to tackle Labour’s ‘one-party state’ hold on Lambeth and Southwark
A newly-qualified nurse faces an uphill battle to win a Liberal Democrats GLA seat as the beleaguered party attempts to
‘Londoners are more political’: Cityread novel inspired by 2011 riots explores rebellion and protests
The riots that tore through London in 2011 have inspired a political thriller novel that has been chosen as part
Protestors occupy Lambeth libraries to prevent closure as Green Party criticise ‘shambolic’ council plans
Against a backdrop of nationwide library closures and cuts, a Lambeth library is being occupied by peaceful protestors after it
Protestors to march through Brixton in bid to save Lambeth libraries and ‘scary monsters’
Brixtonians will march tomorrow to protest against the council’s decision to turn three public libraries into gyms. The protest, organised
Review: James Heartfield at Lambeth’s Carnegie Library
Summary: Heartfield argues London has become a commodity. Image: By Tim Cooke Three minutes from Loughborough Junction I received a