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Man and woman charged in connection with murder of Dontae McLaren
Tyanne Corbin, 25, and Hamid Hamdi, 25, were charged with grievous bodily harm with intent, and violent disorder.
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The latest deserving Jack Petchey award winners making their mark
Awards have been handed out to 119 young people from Lambeth and Southwark in recognition of contributions made to their
Hospital launches breast screening awareness video to help save lives
Roughly one in 100 people who attend screenings are diagnosed with breast cancer, and between 90 and 95 per cent of people diagnosed at an early stage will survive for at least five years.
South Londoners missing appointments cost NHS £400m since 2019
Across South London’s five NHS Trusts, covering Croydon, Lewisham, Greenwich, Lambeth and Southwark, missed appointments cost the NHS more than £426million.
Phoenix failure to rise from the ashes is costing Lambeth thousands
WeWork, which provides co-working space, was due to move into Phoenix House in Vauxhall, after Lambeth council staff vacated the offices in 2019. But the firm pulled out of the deal at the last minute due to financial difficulties.
Cyclist dead after collision with lorry in Brixton
The driver of the lorry stopped at the scene and is assisting officers with their enquiries.
Youth worker leading free football club meets MP to discuss importance of funding ‘vital’ service
Sports Fun 4 All (SF4A) provides 17 weekly sessions at 13 venues in South London.
Hospital theatre nurses claim victory after months of strike action
Guy's and St Thomas’ has agreed to significantly reduce the number of late-night finishes required of the nurses.
‘You realise you are not alone’: Hospital encourages stroke survivors to join support group
Guy's and St Thomas' Community Stroke Team set up the Lambeth Stroke Peer Support Group in March.
Rastafarian crisis support group secures building to deliver services
RMUK Wellbeing provides culturally appropriate free hot meals, low-cost supermarket items and advice across Lewisham, Lambeth and Southwark.
Lambeth residents celebrate healthy ageing at the Age Well Festival 2024
More than 400 residents from across the borough attended the Age Well Festival at the Oval cricket ground on Saturday 5 October 2024, hosted by Lambeth Council’s Age Friendly team. A key priority for Lambeth Together is to improve health and care to our older residents. The post Lambeth resid...
Windrush daughter challenges ‘historic injustice’ in High Court
Jeanell Hippolyte’s sister and two brothers were given leave to remain in the UK under the Windrush Scheme, but her own attempts have been denied for more than 20 years.
Lambeth suffering as bills mount for providing temporary homes
Councillor David Amos, the Labour-run town hall’s lead for finance, told a cabinet meeting on Monday that Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s government needed to provide ‘urgent’ support to address the crisis facing the council and other local authorities.
Clinical trial to prevent food allergies in children launched in UK first
The trial will be available for babies aged from birth to 12 weeks, if they have any signs of dry skin or eczema.
Black History Month: celebrating culture and addressing health inequalities in Lambeth
As Black History Month is here, Lambeth Together reflects on the rich contributions of Black individuals to health and wellbeing in Lambeth, while acknowledging the work that still needs to be done to address ongoing health inequalities. Around Lambeth, communities are celebrating Black culture and ...
Fundraiser launched to support family of Chris Kaba as trial of firearms officer begins
The fundraiser aims to raise £15,000 to highlight the case and support the victims family.
Tributes pour in for founder of Kick It Out, Herman Ouseley
Lord Herman Ouseley died on Thursday aged 79, after a short illness.
Police driver feared colleague would be run over before Chris Kaba was shot
A police driver feared his colleague was going to be run over just before Chris Kaba was shot by a Metropolitan Police marksman, a court has heard.
Hospital joins pioneering study to test newborn babies for rare genetic conditions
The study aims to offer babies an early diagnosis of rare conditions which would allow treatment to start from birth.
West Dulwich shop owners fearful of future if parking restrictions come into force
Lambeth council is finalising details of the scheme which would stop cars from parking on roads in the area for free. But businesses on Rossendale Road, a popular shopping spot, claim the proposed restrictions, through a controlled parking zone (CPZ), are not needed and will result in a loss of cu...