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Lambeth Climate Partnership
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Working together for a sustainable, fairer future for Lambeth.

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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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READ ABOUT CLIMATE PARTNERSHIP ACTIVITIES

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Air Pollution, Mental Health, and Me: My Journey Supporting the HAVA Study

This blog is written by a member of the Lived Experience Advisory Panel (LEAP) on the Human Air pollution exposure and Variation in neurochemical Activity (HAVA) Study. Sarah described her motivation for contributing to this study, what the study is about, and her role as a contributor to the study and its outputs. Her writing guides the reader to the study eligibility criteria and explains how to express interest in participating.

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October 2026

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Triangle’s Eco Audit: Improving site-wide sustainability

The Triangle Adventure Playground is London’s oldest on-site adventure playground, based in Oval, Lambeth. In 2024, the site underwent an eco audit carried out by 3 Acorns. Since then, they have implemented several changes to reduce their emissions and improve sustainability.  

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October 2026

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Building a Greener Waterloo: Latest Updates from the Net Zero Neighbourhood

Lambeth continues to deliver a range of projects in Waterloo as part of the South Bank and Waterloo Sustains Us programme, building on the original Net Zero work to create a fairer, greener neighbourhood for all. On Lower Marsh, traffic restrictions are proposed on Saturdays to bring back the market. We’ve made the UK’s first business cycle hangar trial permanent, we’ve published an exciting Vision for The Cut with Southwark and continue to work in our local neighbourhoods to cut through traffic.

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March 2026

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Our Climate Action Plan

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.

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Founding partners