Welcome to Lambeth Living

The company manages aproximately 34,000 tenants' and leaseholders' properties on behalf of Lambeth Council and currently is London's largest arms length management organisation (ALMO). Lambeth Living is a not-for-profit company, owned by the London Borough of Lambeth, which launched on 30 June 2008.

Our mission

"To manage and deliver high quality homes and excellent service to Lambeth tenants, leaseholders and freeholders."

We will achieve our mission by seeking to achieve four main aims.

Our aims

• Excellent, customer focused services that support residents
• High quality homes in excellent condition
• Safer, sustainable homes and neighbourhoods
• A well run organisation that is excellent at collecting and managing money

Lambeth Living's upcoming meetings*

• 17 February 2010 - Brixton Area Housing Forum
• 23 February 2010 - Streatham Area Housing Forum AGM
• 14 April 2010 - Norwood Area Housing Forum
• 20 April 2010 - Stockwell and Vassall Area Housing Forum
• 22 April 2010 - Clapham Area Housing Forum AGM
• 12 May 2010 - Brixton Area Housing Forum AGM

*Please note that dates are subject to change. Please check back regularly.

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Free microchipping on 25 February

Lambeth Living, working in conjunction with the RSPCA London South East Branch, has arranged a free microchipping day. Click the link above for more details...…»

Free home security upgrades are available to Lambeth Living tenants.

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Important information

Keeping fire escape routes clear

Lambeth Living is committed to raising standards across all its estates, in order to make them safer and better places for you to live. We want to work with you in creating estates and communities where people feel safe and can feel proud of.

Ensuring fire escape routes are clear is an essential part of keeping you safe. We want to make sure that, if there is a fire, the fire brigade will be able to reach your property without obstacles in the way. This is why it is important that communal areas like corridors, walkways and exit doors are kept clear. Also, exit routes need to be kept clear so that residents can exit the building quickly and safely if needed.

Read more about fire safety in your home.

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