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As the dust settled on defeats to the Greens in Lambeth and around the country, Labour’s response was to prepare a new immigration crackdown. But Brixton’s Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP offered some principled alternatives to knee-jerk politics.

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Migrants will have to learn English 'to A-Level standard' to get work visa under new UK immigration reforms

Migrants will have to learn English 'to A-Level standard' to get visa

Transport for London (TfL) has come under fire for cancelling a much-needed meeting earlier this week to discuss disruptive upcoming roadworks on Streatham Hill — with just hours’ notice.

Lambeth Council has been found to have acted unlawfully in its handling of the West Dulwich Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN), following a landmark High Court judgment that delivers a major blow to the Labour-run authority — and a resounding victory for residents.

A group of residents and businesses have won a legal challenge over a planned low traffic neighbourhood scheme in south London.

A High Court judge said that Lambeth council’s dismissal of concerns about the West Dulwich scheme was a ‘serious failing’

Lambeth Council looks set to sign off the second phase of its Selective Licensing Scheme — expanding regulation to nearly every corner of the borough’s private rented sector.

‘Cuts don’t create jobs, they just cause more hardship’ says a letter signed by dozens ofMPs from the right as well as the left of the Labour Party, objecting to proposed cuts in disability benefits