Tag: Lambeth Council
Recycled pallets and food waste benefit adventure playground
InUse-ReUse, which the Bugle featured in June 2019 issue, has a new project to use recycled wooden pallets from Brixton market.
Founder Dennis Boateng launched...
Community solar power co-op launches share offer for local people
Lambeth Community Solar, the first borough-wide energy co-op is offering shares in its first project, installing solar panels on two local schools. Eva Goudouneix...
Council takes direct control of play and youth services
Young Lambeth Coop (YLC), established by the council in 2014, which has had a major role in commissioning local work with young people, lost...
Fashion week comes to Brixton with a ‘Windrush’ theme
Next Generation Regeneration: Fashion and Revolution is a Windrush-themed celebration being held in Brixton during London Fashion Week in partnership between the council and...
School patrol: a focus on positive engagement
The Bugle sits down with Asher Senator and Serena Nalty-Coombs to hear more about Code 7 and their new project Lambeth Schools Patrol which...
Lambeth Question Time at Brixton Library
Lambeth council are hosting a day of activities and workshops around Windrush Square on Friday 6 September from 10am-4pm. Representatives of the council, local...
Brixton Street Gym celebrates its new home
Today (24 August) saw the official opening of a new home for the Brixton Street Gym.
Founder Terroll Lewis, who launched the project in Brockwell...
Historic Brixton pub warns that licence objections could close it
The Duke of Edinburgh pub on Ferndale Road has warned that a campaign to impose what it says are “unreasonable” licence restrictions on it...
Work on Atlantic Road arches could last the month
Work surrounding the former Network Rail arches on Atlantic Road looks set to take a lot longer than expected and will affect the return...
Concern over new plans for Electric Avenue offices
Changes to three of Brixton’s landmark buildings will be considered at Lambeth’s council’s planning applications committee today (30 July).
Council officers are recommending conditional acceptance...
Sun shines for Tulse Hill unity walk
Walkers and cyclists enjoyed the sunshine as a Unity Walk organised by the Tulse Hill Forum left the Tulse Hill Estate on Saturday 13...
Council honours school governors
Lambeth council has made awards to long-serving school governor for the first time. Governors are all volunteers. Nearly 100 received a certificate and a...
Moorlands asbestos ‘not a risk’
Residents of the Moorlands estate along Somerleyton Road behind the Barrier Block are concerned about possible asbestos in their homes following the appearance of...
Victory for Brixton residents damp campaign
St Martin’s Tenant’s Residents Association has won the support of Lambeth council in their fight against damp in the estate’s homes.
The council has agreed...
Residents’ damp campaign gathers momentum
Shocking levels of damp has prompted the St Martin’s Tenant’s Residents Association in Brixton to ask Lambeth council for its support in their fight...
Advice providers and council act after law centre closes
Advice providers in Brixton are working with Lambeth council to pick up the pieces after the announcement yesterday (16 July) that the Lambeth Law...