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The Latest Breaking News from Lambeth Council

Life expectancy in Lambeth drops to lowest level in a decade

The average male in the borough will not live until 80

Evening Standard

Mansfield council may face £20m bill to fix apartment block it owns in London

The council says it has taken measures to ensure the building currently remains safe to occupy

Nottingham Post

Families told to 'turn the taps on for 2 minutes' after lead found in drinking water

Lambeth Council made the suggestion in a letter to residents after 60 of 96 flats on an estate in south London tested positive for dangerous levels of lead in the water

Daily Mirror

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Families trapped in leaking tower block with 'human urine' rising up through the floorboards

One woman found her young child playing with the brown liquid that had started bubbling up through the kitchen floor

Daily Mirror

Family stuck in home where raw sewage has flooded from bath for a year

Tola Anozie and his 65-year-old mother claim they've had sewage bursting through the drains in their bathroom for more than a year at their home in Crystal Palace, South London

Daily Mirror

Man paralysed from neck down ‘not eligible’ for night-time care

Simon Shaw from south London has been receiving funding under NHS continuing healthcare for people with serious health conditions

The Guardian - UK

Man on full benefits due to a mobility issue stockpiling food for winter after not yet receiving £150 Council Tax Rebate

Mark Parker said he's terrified government provisions such as the £150 rebate aren't going to be enough when winter comes round.

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Disabled man 'stockpiling food for winter' after not receiving £150 council tax rebate

Mark Parker, 56, has said he is kept up at night, terrified at what might come this winter and if he will have to chose between eating food or heating his south London flat

Daily Mirror

Brockwell Park: Man, 34, rushed to hospital with shotgun wounds in Lambeth shooting

A 34-year-old man was injured in a shooting at one of London’s most popular parks in the early hours of Saturday morning.

Evening Standard

London elections 2022: Labour retains control of Lambeth with 58 seats

Londoners headed to the polls for the local elections on May 5. Joe Talora has the lowdown on the vote in Lambeth

Evening Standard

Woman forced to pay neighbour's bills for THREE YEARS due to council blunder

Lambeth Council placed Mrs X in temporary accommodation in December 2018 because she was in danger of becoming homeless - but the building was found to be not properly set up for individual billing

Daily Mirror

Architect blasts red tape as he's told MANSION isn't suitable for Ukraine refugees

Mike Rundell, 62, who has designed homes for Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin, has been told he will need to 'upgrade' his multi-million pound mansion if he wants to host a Ukrainian family

Daily Mirror

Gran STILL in sheltered housing two months after three-day flat repairs began

Mlynn Thomas, 83, says she feels "terrible" that she has been pushed out of her home in south London for eight weeks while Lambeth Council carries out repairs on the kitchen in her home

Daily Mirror

Terminally-ill gran, 88, given bucket and sandbags by council to tackle leaking home

Daphne Fearon who is receiving palliative care and suffers from dementia , was left without a working cooker, a functioning light in her living room and no heating due to the water tripping the switches in the flat in Kennington, London that she has lived in for 44 yeears

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Evening Standard

Talking Point: Should Tulse Hill be renamed?

The London district of Tulse Hill could be set for a name change, according to reports, after a survey was launched by Lambeth council asking residents their views in the nomenclature that is linked Sir Henry Tulse – whose family made their fortune through the slave trade.

Daily Mirror

Families spend thousands on bottled water as flats have dangerous lead levels

Tenants of Dorchester Court in South London, have been left petrified and forced to fork out for bottled water after reports showed lead levels far beyond the legal limit

Evening Standard

Notorious Lambeth Council care worker jailed for historic sexual abuse of children

A former Lambeth social services worker who sexually abused boys in his care at a notorious children’s home has been jailed for a further five years.

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