Tulse Hill After-School kids club
The club started in November and runs during term until November 2024, from 4pm to 6pm on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. It provides engaging and educational activities to children, including pottery, arts and crafts, music and dance, movies/cartoons, computer games, table tennis, snooker, gardening, and multi-sports. Homework support is also available.
Lambeth’s Winter Holiday Activities & Food 2024
Welcome to Lambeth’s Winter Holiday Activities & Food 2024 The aim of the programme is to provide free holiday club places for those school-aged (4-16 years) children and young people who are residents in the borough or attend a Lambeth school and are eligible for benefits-related Free School Meals (FSM).
Application closes Monday 14 October at 5pm.
Lambeth Council-Meet the Landlord Tour
Come and meet the Housing Teams serving your neighbourhood. They are working to make positive impacts in your community. Please get to know them and get help with Housing Services.
When: Thursday 24 October 5pm to 7pm
Where: Tate Streatham Library, 63 Streatham High Rd, London SW16 1PN
No bookings are required; you can just show up!
Resident Assembly
Join us at the Town Hall for the annual Resident Assembly on Saturday, 26 October, from 9:30am to 2:00pm.
This is your chance to get involved, have your say, and help shape your community's future!
Through engaging workshops and discussions, you can share your experiences, offer feedback, and help drive positive change.
Spaces are limited, so don’t miss out—complete the registration form to reserve your place and enjoy a complimentary lunch while making a difference!
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Help Shape Lambeth’s Night Time Strategy
Lambeth is developing an exciting new Night Time Strategy, and we need your feedback to get it right. Whether you’re a resident, business owner or night shift worker your insights are vital in shaping the future of the borough after dark.
We want to hear from those who experience Lambeth at night—the challenges, the opportunities, and what can be improved to make our borough a safer, more vibrant place for everyone.
Complete the survey, and win FREE tickets to the BFI IMAX cinema! Don’t miss the opportunity to share your views and make a difference in Lambeth.
Take the survey and have your say!
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Wheatsheaf Community Hall
Want to stay active? Then join us for weekly exercise classes for all residents every Mondays from 7pm to 8pm at the Wheatsheaf Community Hall. Please phone 07903133307 for further information.
Financial support for Lambeth residents this winter
As winter draws near, the rising cost of energy can add extra worry about keeping your home warm. We’ve teamed up with Lightning Reach to help over 4000 Lambeth residents to find the financial assistance they’re entitled to.
Lightning Reach connects users to over 2,500 financial support programs offered by charities, organisations, and local councils. So far, more than £15 million has been distributed to individuals and households, with successful applicants receiving an average of £1,070.
Sign up today to create your free profile and explore the support designed just for you.
Join Us for a Special Premiere Event!
With the support of Lambeth Council, Yellow Box Theatre presents the premiere of our short documentary, People must do something, in recognition of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls. Book your tickets now!
Estate activity
Gaskell Street MUGA pitch
Resident engagement team and Estate Services have been working with the TRA and residents of Gaskell Street to improve the MUGA pitch. The residents were reluctant to engage and the idea of a new improved pitch was not great for them, due to the increase of non-residents wanting to utilise the space.
The teams met with resident to discuss works to the area and the 3D turf and additional lightening was installed. Residents of Gaskell Street were astonished by the outcome of the entire transformation. They had an increase in young youths, and they are happy to hear them laughing and having fun.
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Portobello Estate
The Portobello Estate enjoyed a late summers afternoon of food and fun. The event was coordinated by Empowering Bridges community group and Deevah’s Treats CIC. The main purpose of the event was to introduce the teams to the wider community in a relaxed friendly environment.
The youth were pleased with the progress made with the uneven grass surface on the estate football pitch. However, they highlighted the need for extra goal nettings to enhance the sporting experience. Following this positive feedback, the estate services team will investigate the installation of the netting.
Cara Lloyd from Empowering Bridges said ‘It was a very enjoyable day. The residents were very supportive, and we are much clearer about our direction in the community.
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The Bonham Estate walkabout
The Bonham Estate walkabout took place on 2 October 2024, attended by Brixton Neighbourhood Housing team, Pinnacle, Lambeth Landscapes, Community Works, Councillor Sarbaz Barznji and Councillor David Bridson.
The purpose of the walkabout is for residents to share their ideas and meet officers providing services to them on their estate, Residents attended to give their feedback, concerns and suggestions to make improvements around the estate. Most issues were related to outstanding repairs within residents’ homes, the overall conditions of the estate and cleaning within communal areas were good. Residents were interested in reopening community spaces within one of the blocks and creating more green area and we will be exploring feasibility and funding.
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Tenancy Enforcement Team
The annual Tenant Satisfaction Measures (TSM) Report is based on interviewing 10,000 Lambeth households, ensuring the sample is representative of tenants by age, ethnicity and area as well as tenancy type. Lambeth has a duty as a landlord to report back to our residents on our performance every year.
Overall, Lambeth’s 2024-2025 tenant satisfaction score stayed the same as last year at 47%. However, this is below average for London landlords (59.1%) and nationally.
In contrast with that overall picture, Lambeth’s tenancy enforcement team working on anti-social behaviour (ASB) has again been among the top scorers not just for London local authorities but nationally. The benchmark for London landlords is 57.7% and the Tenancy Enforcement Team has scored 61% for the past two years, winning thanks from senior management as well as from the people they work with on the front line.
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Lambeth Horticultural Society
Indulge your love of gardening! Lambeth Horticultural Society is for local people who are keen to give gardening a go. We are all volunteers and want to share our love of growing herbs, fruit, veg, flowers, shrubs, trees and houseplants.
Ours trading Hut is equip with all kinds of garden supplies just off Knight’s Hill. Come to a Flower Show, meet up at a Talk and join our Workshops and Community Events.
If you are a school, local community group or charity and gardening is one of your activities, contact us about affiliate membership at Lambeth Horticultural Society
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UK Latin Community Hub
UK Latin community provides free food for families struggling with food insecurity on a weekly basis. The food are donations from Felix Project and other food channels, for distribution to the community, Saturday from 1:00 pm to 3:00pm, register now.
Address: UKLC Community Hub, 46 William Bonney Estate, London, SW4 7JA
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