Better and fairer Lambeth directory

We're proposing to improve road safety for vulnerable road users and install an additional Electric Vehicle (EV) parking bay on Killyon Road between the junctions of Queenstown Road, Union Road and by Wandsworth Road Overground station.

Our Investment Programme into three cemeteries in the borough responds to the need to maintain historic fabric and provide high quality burial areas for Lambeth residents and the bereaved.

The council is rebuilding the Central Hill estate to provide hundreds of new, better homes for existing tenants and people on the council’s housing list.

We're investing £200,000 of income from events & filming to recondition a large part of Clapham Common, improving the drainage and sowing new grass.

We're carrying out a range of works to the playground in Windmill Drive on Clapham Common to improve the play equipment and help to maintain and support biodiversity.

Crowdfund Lambeth supports community projects and initiatives in the borough. Find out if your project could be eligible for match-funding up to £5000.

Quietway 5 is a cycle route linking Waterloo to Norbury that passes through Lambeth North, Vauxhall and Clapham.

We're working with the local community to improve Hillside Gardens Park in Streatham Hill, a popular park and recreation ground used by many residents in the area.

Public sector partners will reform services to provide and promote care and independence.

We upgraded an existing zebra crossing to a parallel crossing to ensure a safe crossing for cyclists as well as pedestrians.

We're making improvements at the junction Kempshott Road and Buckleigh Road to make the road safer for pedestrians.

RIPA is a collaborative project aimed at making it quicker and easier for people to submit valid planning applications. Lambeth is one of the pioneer councils at the vanguard of the Digital Planning revolution, collaboratively leading this project since 2019.   During 2020, Lambeth partnered with the Back Office planning System (BOPS) project – led by Southwark Council.   In 2022, the RIPA project fully aligned with the BOPS, with Lambeth now one of the key project partners as it enters its next phase.

This project revitalised the playground with timber play equipment, connected pathways, seating area and is designed for toddlers through to more challenging pieces for older children.

Following public consultation on a draft of the Streatham Investment and Growth Strategy in 2019, the council has now formally adopted an updated version of the strategy for the period 2019 to 2030.

A place brand developed with local businesses and in partnership with Station-to-Station Business Improvement District