LAMBETH LABOUR
ON YOUR SIDE

Our Track Record So Far:

YOUR LABOUR-LED COUNCIL
HAS DELIVERED

4,000+

Children in Lambeth Provided With 30 Hours of Free Childcare

26

Green Flag Awards for Lambeth Parks

10,000+

Free School Meals Provided for Lambeth Children

100%

Social Rent Homes Delivered Across Lambeth

Priorities

Lambeth Labour are on your side.  We have the track record of delivering for you.

Our Track Record of Being On Your Side in Lambeth

OPPORTUNITES

for young people

With Labour leadership Lambeth is creating more opportunities for young people to get the best start in life.

We’ve kept Children’s Centres open, supported local schools to expand and helped create over 4,000 apprenticeships.

TACKLING

the climate crisis

With Labour leadership Lambeth was the first London borough to declare a Climate Emergency.

We’re retrofitting council buildings, supporting renewable energy and promoting sustainable transport.

BUILDING

new homes

With Labour leadership Lambeth is building a new generation of council homes.

Families have already moved from hostels into our new council homes, with hundreds more homes on the way.

CREATING

a safer Lambeth for all

With Labour leadership we’re working with the Mayor of London to improve policing in Lambeth.

We’ve protected services to help prevent violence against women and girls and are working with our local community to make the streets safer for all.

SUPPORT

during the pandemic

 
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21 hours ago

📢🗑️ BINS ARE COMING BACK

Thanks to everybody who signed our petition to bring back our bins to Clapham and Stockwell.

We’re really pleased that Lambeth Council have finally listened and some litter bins have just returned to the High Street.

However, there are still gaps across our neighbourhood and it should not have taken Lambeth Green Party seven weeks to replace them, after countless chasing.

Sign our petition now to bring the rest back! 🔗 in comments!
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Sign here to bring the bins back 👉https://www.lambeth-labour.org.uk/petition/bring-back-our-bins/

Good work, thank you.

Seven weeks? Hmmm...I reported a small hole in the road. 2 years later, this small hole was being used as an alternative dump, barriers around it before being fixed.

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Why is the Lambeth Green Party administration petitioning itself?

Norwood Feast is one of the best community events in our area. It’s a market that brings people together, supports local businesses and charities, and is something we should all want to see succeed.

Unfortunately, there’s been some misinformation from Lambeth Green Party about who is responsible for licensing fees and costs for our markets.

As Chair of Lambeth’s Licensing Committee, my role is to chair meetings and ensure individual licence applications are considered fairly, impartially and in line with the law, as well as Lambeth’s Licensing Policy and the London-wide framework where relevant. It is not my role to set the council’s fees and charges and I have no power to reduce them.

Those fees form part of the council’s budget and are the responsibility of the Green Party administration. This has been explained privately and publicly to local Green Party councillors. If Green councillors believe they should be reviewed or reduced, they should be speaking to their own Cabinet Member and Council Leader who is responsible for the budget, rather than petitioning residents as though the decision doesn’t sit with them.

There’s nothing wrong with campaigning for change. But it’s important we are honest with residents about who has the power to make decisions. People deserve transparency and accountability.

We all want Norwood Feast to thrive. Markets are an essential part of our town centres and communities. Lambeth Labour worked closely with traders throughout the whole borough to provide support across a range of areas and ensure our markets are sustainable and at the heart of our communities.

Let’s work together to support them - but let’s also make sure we’re giving residents accurate information about how Lambeth Council works.

Councillor David Bridson, Chair of Licensing Committee
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They've learnt from the masters

And Lambeth Labour were always so transparent😏

You wanna talk about which party has power over local government funding?

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Why is the Lambeth Green Party administration petitioning itself?

Norwood Feast is one of the best community events in our area. It’s a market that brings people together, supports local businesses and charities, and is something we should all want to see succeed.

Unfortunately, there’s been some misinformation from Lambeth Green Party about who is responsible for licensing fees and costs for our markets. 

As Chair of Lambeth’s Licensing Committee, my role is to chair meetings and ensure individual licence applications are considered fairly, impartially and in line with the law, as well as Lambeth’s Licensing Policy and the London-wide framework where relevant. It is not my role to set the council’s fees and charges and I have no power to reduce them.

Those fees form part of the council’s budget and are the responsibility of the Green Party administration. This has been explained privately and publicly to local Green Party councillors. If Green councillors believe they should be reviewed or reduced, they should be speaking to their own Cabinet Member and Council Leader who is responsible for the budget, rather than petitioning residents as though the decision doesn’t sit with them. 

There’s nothing wrong with campaigning for change. But it’s important we are honest with residents about who has the power to make decisions. People deserve transparency and accountability. 

We all want Norwood Feast to thrive. Markets are an essential part of our town centres and communities. Lambeth Labour worked closely with traders throughout the whole borough to provide support across a range of areas and ensure our markets are sustainable and at the heart of our communities. 

Let’s work together to support them - but let’s also make sure we’re giving residents accurate information about how Lambeth Council works.

Councillor David Bridson, Chair of Licensing Committee

Residents deserve honesty about the library cuts under consideration from Lambeth Green Party.

We invested millions improving and modernising Lambeth’s libraries despite years of cuts from Tory and Liberal Democrat austerity, recognising them as vital community assets.

Lambeth Green Party must do the same. See the full update in the comments below. 📃
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Sounds like sour grapes.

Who’s doing the maths Diane Abbott

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Residents deserve honesty about the library cuts under consideration from Lambeth Green Party. 

We invested millions improving and modernising Lambeth’s libraries despite years of cuts from Tory and Liberal Democrat austerity, recognising them as vital community assets. 

Lambeth Green Party must do the same. See the full update in the comments below. 📃

Lambeth Labour's Record and What Comes Next

From building genuinely affordable social homes to improving our streets, Lambeth Labour has delivered where it counts. We continue to deliver new affordable homes, including at council rent, through our housebuilding and estate renewal programmes, helping families move out of hostels into high-quality homes (Love Lambeth). We are securing homeless families a better future (Love Lambeth). Every secondary school in Lambeth is good or outstanding (Lambeth Council). 26 Green Flag Award parks and 12,000 trees planted (Love Lambeth).

We have protected the Freedom Pass, kept council tax support in place and expanded help with the cost of living (London Councils); (Lambeth Council). Free school meals and new breakfast clubs (Love Lambeth). Next: more affordable homes, clean street guarantee, more trees, every child thrives.

Read More About Labour’s Record In Lambeth

Our Commitments to You If Re-Elected

We’re setting out our commitments to the people of Lambeth if re-elected. Here’s what we’ve announced so far — sign up to be the first to hear what’s next.

THIS WEEK

Free access to swimming and gym facilities at all Lambeth leisure centres for every young person under 16.

THIS WEEK

Pride in our neighbourhood starts with cleaner streets and we’ll go further and faster if re-elected in May 2026.

WEEK 3

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