Lambeth Council ended the 2024/25 financial year with a small surplus, despite rising inflation, spiralling repair costs, and ...

Happening on the third Monday every month is Write Club, a women’s writing club for those interested in journaling, life writing and memoir.

Over the past year, this London borough has seen a large number of car accidents take place, many of which were unnecessary, leading to serious casualties. Figures show that there have been over ...

After a hideously disappointing season last year, Peckham Town are looking to bounce back and are starting their campaign with a trio of challenging friendly matches, starting this Saturday.

A third of Lambeth’s A roads have been classified as being in “poor” condition, according to a new Council report that also reveals a sharp rise in pothole and pavement-related compensation ...

Further details have now been released following the suspension of Lambeth Labour councillor Irfan Mohammed, after it was confirmed he had been charged with multiple criminal offences.

Police investigating damage to the Windrush Untold Stories exhibition in Windrush Square have released CCTV images of a man they wish to trace following a second incident of vandalism on Wednesday ...

Jah Lingwa is hosting a Revives Galore event at Brixton’s Paddy’s Yard (formerly Market House) every Sunday night (starting July 2025), with the doors opening at 7pm and the place ...

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Lambeth Labour Councillor Irfan Mohammed has been suspended by the Labour Group after being charged with a criminal offence, it has been confirmed today. A brief statement published on the ...

Clapham and Brixton Hill MP Bell Ribeiro-Addy has been unceremoniously removed from her role as the UK’s Trade Envoy to Ghana by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, in what appears to be a sweeping ...

A damning report into the condition of Lambeth Council’s housing stock has revealed that 22% of homes are classed as ‘non-decent’, with serious safety hazards identified in thousands of ...