Occupational therapy assessments wait times take up to seven months
South West Londoners are waiting up to seven months to get an adult occupational therapy assessment. Freedom of Information requests
Houses of horror: Inside Leigham Court Estate
Residents of an historic estate in Lambeth that has been home for generations of people are speaking out about the
Lambeth and Croydon Councils are among the most complained-against in the UK
ed as some of the most complained-against councils in the whole of the UK, according to the Local Government Ombudsman report 2020-2021.
Brixton Chamber Orchestra to hold Christmas Estates Tour in Lambeth
Brixton Chamber Orchestra (BCO) will hold a free Christmas tour of Lambeth housing estates this month. It will be the
Lambeth campaigners seek council reform
Lambeth residents are campaigning for the council to return to the committee system of local governance. The call comes after
Blind and deaf communities come together at South Bank’s Dialogue Hub
A South Bank hub which boasts a café staffed by deaf baristas and a sensory experience guided by the blind,
Southbank Winter Festival set to return this year, planning documents suggest
Southbank Centre’s Winter Festival appears to be returning to London this year, planning documents suggest. The festival was cancelled last
Lambeth Council give go-ahead to children’s hospital extension
Lambeth Council granted planning permission on Tuesday night for Evelina London’s children’s hospital to build an extension. The new building
Streatham family home could be demolished under new planning application
An application has been submitted by Pocket Living for planning permission which will ensue the demolition of a family home and public green space in Streatham.
“My liberties have been taken away”: Lambeth LTNs divide residents
Lambeth residents are divided about the future of two LTNs ahead of a consultation deadline next month. On September 6,
Universal Credit cuts to be ‘devastating’ for youth in South London’s poorest areas
Upcoming cuts to universal credit may push thousands of children and young people into poverty in South London’s poorest boroughs, local charities and councillors have warned.