Low Traffic Neighbourhood update
The temporary Low Traffic Neigbourhoods (LTNs) were introduced as an emergency response to coronavirus. It is hoped…
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News and updates
Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities
Forty years on from the Brixton Riots, the national Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities published…
Lambeth Council AGM
Last week, Lambeth Council held its Annual General Meeting to start the final year of this Council…
Your chance to design new public spaces in Tulse Hill
Lambeth Council has launched a competition for redesigning 10 public spaces in areas across the Borough including…
COVID one year on: supporting the community
Recently we marked one year since the first national lockdown and the coronavirus pandemic that…
Violence against women and girls
Reports of gender violence have been increasing throughout lockdown – with data and anecdotal reports…
St Martin’s Estate damp campaign update
Scrutiny of housing associations (also known as Registered Social Landlords (RSLS)) is extremely limited –…
Tulse Hill Ward boundaries to change
Last July we wrote about the review by the Boundary Commission into the layout of…
Lambeth Council Budget 2021
The Coronavirus pandemic has not only again highlighted the inequalities that exist when it comes…
Emergency financial support
The Coronavirus pandemic has made life challenging for everyone: in response, the Council has allocated…
Green Homes Grant
Lambeth Council is working with other London councils to help those on low incomes access…
Helping relieve stress and support good mental health
During the last year the impact of austerity and the Coronavirus pandemic has resulted in…
Tulse Hill LTN goes live
We have received many positive and some negative comments from residents about the temporary Low…
Coronavirus testing
Lambeth Council has set up three fast testing sites for Lambeth residents who don’t have…
Free school meals
You may remember how footballer Marcus Rashford’s child poverty campaign contributed to forcing the Government to change…
New Year’s Message
We would like to send our best wishes to everyone in Tulse Hill for a…
Coronavirus and Tier 4
As you will be aware, following a dangerous increase in Coronavirus infections right across London…
New council homes on Trinity Rise
Lambeth Council began consulting on the future of the Cressingham Gardens Estate in 2012 –…
Damp on the St Martins Estate
One of the key ways for any campaign group to achieve change is to work…
Tulse Hill food share projects
Two local Tulse Hill housing estates helped set up food share projects at the start…
New Coronavirus tier system
It was announced this week that the national lockdown in England will be lifted on…