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Saving our frontline services
The work to make savings against Government reductions in public sector funding continues and this week we’ve been looking at plans to reduce council buildings so that we can use that money to p… more →
Lambeth Council Leader's Blog - Councillor Steve Reed
Saving our frontline services
wrote 8 months ago: The work to make savings against Government reductions in public sector funding continues and this w … more →
Help us get a better deal from Government
wrote 1 year ago: National Census Day takes places on 27 March and it is an important opportunity for us to secure a b … more →
Emotions run high on budget night
wrote 1 year ago: Along with many other councils up and down the country we have now set our budget for the following … more →
Challenging times as Cabinet agrees budget
wrote 1 year ago: On Tuesday night Lambeth’s Cabinet met to agree a draft budget for the coming year. The Cabinet meet … more →
Fighting to get the best deal for Lambeth
wrote 1 year ago: Cllr Steve Reed, Leader of the Council Since the General Election in May 2010 we have been working h … more →
Census is key to government cash
wrote 1 year ago: Census worker Our ability to provide crucial services could be boosted by more than £60 million over … more →
Get involved and tell us where you think we can save money
wrote 1 year ago: Leader of the Council, Cllr Steve Reed The cuts to council budgets are huge and unprecedented but we … more →
Lambeth must make savings of £40 million during the next financial year
wrote 1 year ago: Leader of the Council, Cllr Steve Reed The government’s spending review, announced last month, prese … more →
Join me in a live webchat today
wrote 1 year ago: Councillor Steve Reed I will be taking part in a live webchat today to answer questions about the c … more →
Comprehensive spending review
wrote 1 year ago: Leader of the Council, Cllr Steve Reed Much of Lambeth’s funding comes from central government grant … more →
Brixton receives funding for National Black Heritage Centre
wrote 1 year ago: Residents in Windrush Square outside the Raleigh Hall building As Black History Month celebrations c … more →
Celebrating Lambeth's diversity
wrote 1 year ago: October is a busy time for Lambeth residents, as Black History Month takes place with many great fre … more →
Decent homes funding under threat
wrote 1 year ago: Canterbury Gardens Estate due to receive decent homes funding The change in government and the state … more →
Government reverses decision on three BSF schools
wrote 1 year ago: Student at The Michael Tippett School I’m really happy to announce that three of our Building School … more →
Council opposes funding cuts to our secondary schools
wrote 1 year ago: BSF funding built Stockwell Park High School The main motion for debate at Council last week Wednesd … more →
Tulse Hill election
wrote 2 years ago: As a result of the by election in Tulse Hill, Lambeth Council is now in a pre-election period that b … more →
The local election results
wrote 2 years ago: The election count at the Town Hall Last week was very busy! I was out knocking on doors as part of … more →
Pre-election publicity restrictions
wrote 2 years ago: Lambeth Council is now in a pre-election period that begins on 29 March and runs until 6 May 2010. D … more →
The great diversity, spirit and vibrancy of Sheffield
wrote 2 years ago: First of all I am sorry for not doing the blog, but I have been rushed off my feet – which you will … more →
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