Do you have questions about the Covid-19 vaccines? Lambeth Council wants to answer them at this online event on 22 March 2021. The event is aimed at members of our Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities.
Some families with two-year olds and all families with three and four-year olds can claim up to 15 hours a week of free registered childcare. Many working parents of three and four-year olds can claim up to 30 hours of free childcare each week.
Many Different Voices is Lambeth’s urban design competition for young people. It is now open for entries, and the winning design will be developed and built in real life.
Music is to return to the Crystal Palace bowl this summer with The South Festival Festival running separate gigs on various dates from 5 - 29 August. Five separate gigs are currently being advertised for sale covering a wide range of music genres - see below.
Lambeth Council has drafted a Pollinator Action Plan to help implement the Government’s Pollinator Strategy within the borough and to demonstrate the Council’s commitment to helping wild pollinators such as bees, moths and butterflies. Feedback is sought from residents and organisations based in the borough - by 11 April 2021.
Join thousands on No Smoking Day, Wednesday 10 March, to make it your time to quit - with help from Lambeth Council and Stop Smoking London.
10.03.2021 updates are highlighted in orange
Did you receive a letter?
The Education team at Lambeth Council wrote to all parents giving them the details of the LFD testing centres, but since then the government has said that LFD devices can be collected from selected test centres.
Lambeth Council has become the first London borough to bring all Covid-19 contact tracing inhouse in a new pilot scheme launched this week. The council has recruited and trained new teams of tracers to work with residents to quickly and effectively track contacts who may have been exposed to the virus.
The national vaccination scheme is now vaccinating this group:
International Women’s Day is a worldwide celebration of everyone who identifies as a woman, a chance to engage in activities and reflect on women’s successes as well as the barriers and challenges we still face in society. This year International Women’s Day is on 8 March, so look out for events being held by local organisations and groups to celebrate and raise awareness; we have listed details of some events.