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1. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › surreyLambeth: The parish | British History Online

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   5 days ago · The Lambeth Metropolitan County District was formed 10 March 1847. Lambeth was included in London County in 1888, and was made a metropolitan borough 13 July 1899. The population in 1901 was 301,895, showing an increase of over 23,000 since 1891.

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     A short description of Lambeth in 1723 is given by the Earl...

   • Norwood: Introduction

     The land between St. Luke's Church and Herne Hill was...

2. www.british-history.ac.uk › survey-london › vol26General introduction | British History Online

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   5 days ago · The Lambeth portions of these lines were built conjointly by the London, Brighton and South Coast and the London, Chatham and Dover Companies (fig. 2, nos. 4–7). All these lines were opened by 1867, though not without mishap, for in 1864 nineteen newly-completed arches at Brixton collapsed when the centering was removed.

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4. www.british-history.ac.uk › survey-london › vol26Norwood: Introduction | British History Online

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   4 days ago · The land between St. Luke's Church and Herne Hill was formerly part of the area known as Lambeth Dean. The history of this district, and of the rest of Norwood lying in Lambeth parish is greatly complicated by the existence of two areas both called Knight's Hill. The southerly Knight's Hill formed part of Lambeth Manor and lies to the south of ...

5. www.bbc.co.uk › news › articlesLambeth Council refunded £1.5m to 'gagged' leaseholders

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   2 days ago · Lambeth Council has about 9,400 leaseholders and is the freeholder of many flat blocks. It owns some properties outright as council homes. When major works are needed on a building, such as window ...

6. www.collectmykeys.co.uk › guide › living-inLiving in Stockwell, London | CollectMyKeys UK

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   2 days ago · Stockwell, located in the heart of London, is a multicultural area with a rich history and a vibrant arts scene. Situated in the borough of Lambeth, it offers a vibrant city living experience with access to a range of amenities and good transportation links. What makes Stockwell a good place to live

7. news.sky.com › story › bayo-dosunmu-lambeth-councilBayo Dosunmu: Lambeth Council chief charged with drug and ...

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   5 days ago · As head of the south London council, he earns £187,775 a year, according to a document from November 2022. He also receives an unknown fee for being Lambeth's Returning Officer for elections.

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   How long was Lambeth?

   • The ancient parish of Lambeth was nearly six miles long from north to south, while its average width from east to west was only about one mile. It stretched from the River Thames opposite the Temple gardens to the wooded heights bordering the great parish of Croydon.

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   What was the population of Lambeth in 1801?

   • In 1801 the population of the whole ancient parish was 27,985; in 1901 that of the Metropolitan Borough of Lambeth, whose boundaries differed form those of the ancient parish only in relatively small degree, was 301,895. (fn. 1) The development of the area under review was therefore largely concentrated within the span of a single century.

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   What was the first railway in Lambeth?

   • The first railway in the southern part of Lambeth (apart from a short piece of the Waterloo extension of the London and South Western Railway which was authorized in 1845, see fig. 2, no. 1) was the West End of London and Crystal Palace Railway, which was authorized in 1853 and opened in 1856 (fn. 32) (fig. 2, no. 2).

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   What is the Lambeth part of Norwood?

   • The Lambeth portion of Norwood comprises West (formerly Lower) Norwood and part of Upper Norwood; it consists of a number of low hills, Knight's Hill, Salter's Hill, Gipsy Hill, which slope gently up to the ridge along which runs the road from Streatham to Sydenham.

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9. www.metoffice.gov.uk › weather › forecastLambeth (Greater London) weather - Met Office

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   Locations All locations in London & South East England; Lambeth (Greater London)