Lambeth estates saved from demolition after decade of uncertainty Residents of two south London estates have won a long-running battle after redevelopment plans were formally scrapped. Evening Standard · Oct 28
London residents may keep homes after 12-year fight against estate demolition In a pivotal decision, Lambeth Council has announced plans to halt the demolition of the Central Hill and Cressingham Gardens housing estates. The focus will shift toward improving existing homes and fostering community ties, sparing residents from the threat of eviction. This significant turnaround, subject to Cabinet approval on October… The Times of India · Oct 21
London mother 'suffers concussion, spinal spasms and whiplash' after ceiling in council house collapses A mother was left with serious injuries after the ceiling of her council house where she lives with her three-year-old daughter collapsed Evening Standard · Oct 13
Green-led London council planning to introduce a four-day working week Lambeth Council leader says borough ‘pushing ahead’ with trial for its employees in London , while other Green councils in London are also looking at the policy Evening Standard · Oct 4
Seize ice cream vans in anti-terror clean-up of London's most iconic tourism hotspot, say Tories Shadow Transport Secretary Richard Holden is calling for a clampdown on illegally parked ice cream vans, pedicabs and conmen doing three-cup tricks on Westminster Bridge Evening Standard · Sep 23
Green-led London council defends plan to pull cooperation with Home Office immigration raids Lambeth Council cabinet member says his party wants to create a ‘corridor of sanctuary’ for migrants across the capital Evening Standard · Jun 17
'Incredibly unfair': Primary schools hit out at repeat London election polling stations demand Headteachers argue the use of the schools will cause disruption to pupil’s learning and force parents to find alternative childcare arrangements Evening Standard · May 27
Lambeth Council election: Who should I vote for? What the main political parties are promising in the local council election in Lambeth on May 7 Evening Standard · May 6
Kennington skatepark secures over £500,000 for restoration Huge boost to plans to bring ‘Kenny’ skatebowl back to life Evening Standard · Mar 31
Sombr calls out Brixton Academy mid-performance after fan incident: ‘You guys need to pay attention’ Pop singer criticises security after they apparently failed to notice a fan who fainted in the crowd The Independent UK · Mar 11
Brockwell Live to go ahead as residents lose legal challenge in London park wars latest The dispute over the festival is the latest in the ongoing battle over London’s summer music events Evening Standard · Mar 5
Summer festivals at London's Brockwell Park get the green light despite wave of opposition from residents Planning permission was granted on Tuesday, clearing the way for Field Day, Cross the Tracks, City Splash, and Mighty Hoopla to go ahead Evening Standard · Feb 25
Fury as Lambeth Council spends £200k on legal battle over Brockwell Park festivals An FOI request has revealed Lambeth spent £187,724 on legal cases related to the park’s events in 2025 Evening Standard · Jan 16
Homeless families accuse London council of harassment and intimidation Families in temporary accomodation accuse Lambeth Council of ‘intimidating’ home visits which led them to believe they were would be evicted Evening Standard · Jan 13
Evening Standard · Jan 7 Locals' fury as boss of 'most complained about London council' gets OBE The council has been accused of being one of the worst performing local authorities in London
Evening Standard · Dec 18, 2025 Plans submitted to turn going-out hotspot in south London into skyscrapers Two sites in Brixton could be redeveloped
Evening Standard · Dec 16, 2025 Brockwell Park festival organisers submit planning application for first time after controversy Residents can have their say on Brockwell Live that features festivals such as Mighty Hoopla, Cross the Tracks and Field Day after legal challenge to events
Evening Standard · Dec 7, 2025 Lambeth axes Brockwell Park Country Show amid major budget squeeze The council has scrapped its flagship free event and abandoned a legal fight to keep major Brockwell Park festivals running in 2026
Evening Standard · Nov 27, 2025 South London council awarded title of 'best borough in London' The borough is home to popular neighourhoods, famous landscapes and thriving local community projects
Evening Standard · Oct 24, 2025 Met Police set to reopen 9,000 cases in major London grooming gangs probe Suspected grooming gangs cases exposed by Standard investigation to be reexamined as part of huge Met Police review
Evening Standard · Oct 22, 2025 Children groomed and failed by police: Reports reveal rape and exploitation of vulnerable London girls EXCLUSIVE: Vulnerable young girls from across the capital have been found with adult men days after going missing and despite alleging rape saw inadequate police action, investigations show
Evening Standard · Oct 14, 2025 London councillor charged with sex offences in line for role on town hall investigating committee Lambeth councillor Irfan Mohammed was suspended by the Labour Party after being charged with four counts of sexual assault, exposure and engaging in coercive or controlling behaviour
Evening Standard · Sep 16, 2025 Labour local government leader backs Starmer ‘without emerging alternative’ Sir Stephen Houghton said the Prime Minister is facing a dangerous public ‘mindset’ after weeks of Government turmoil.
Evening Standard · Sep 3, 2025 How Brixton’s gentrification gravy train is pushing locals aside As house prices soar so do plans for development, but residents aren’t so keen
Evening Standard · Aug 30, 2025 South London councillor resigns from Labour over ‘bullying and racism’ Martin Abrams, a Lambeth councillor for Streatham St Leonard’s ward since 2022, announced his resignation on social media