
The impacts of the climate crisis are already being felt in our borough with increased flood risk, poor air quality and extreme weather events. Together we can turn the tide to build a more sustainable and just future for Lambeth.
The Lambeth Climate Partnership is a growing network of businesses, organisations, communities, and schools committed to delivering Lambeth's Climate Action Plan and working together to tackle the climate and ecological emergency.
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We are a local environmental action group of Lambeth residents. We are made up of people like you, and we work together to bring about local change that improves the environment. Friends of the Earth Lambeth is part of a larger network of FOE UK action groups, supported with plenty of expertise, training, resources and lobbying power.
Read moreFebruary 2026
Art4Space’s Creative Pathways unites creativity, climate action and youth leadership to support 18–30-year-olds in Lambeth. Building on 25 years’ practice, it offers co-produced routes into green enterprise, creative careers and alternative education.
Read moreFebruary 2026
Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂) is a harmful air pollutant mainly from traffic and fossil fuels. It worsens respiratory health, contributes to smog and acid rain, and forms fine particles and ozone. NO₂ is a key indicator of urban air pollution and a target for clean air and sustainability policies. As part of Lambeth’s commitment to improving air quality, we use diffusion tubes to monitor nitrogen dioxide levels around the borough. To collect these samples, we work with Gophr, who collects and replaces over 120 samples monthly using bicycle couriers, making sure our monitoring project doesn’t contribute to poor air quality.
Read moreNovember 2025
Lambeth's Climate Action Plan was produced collaboratively through the Citizen's Assembly on the Climate Crisis, online consultation, engagement with young people, faith communities and key organisations including healthcare, educational institutions and businesses.
The Climate Action Plan sets out a 2030 vision for the borough with 5 core themes and measurable goals to cover the depth and breadth of collective climate action needed.