Lambeth is a borough in Central London that is quickly developing into a business and cultural hub. Along the River Thames is a pedestrianised area running next to the river Thames called the 'South Bank' which is a great destination for tourists and locals alike. This area includes cultural draws such as the Southbank Centre and National Theatre where actors, singers, lighting technicians and set designers can all find opportunities. Other tourist attractions such as the London Eye, London Dungeons and London Aquarium are also found along the Southbank providing lots of employment. There is a great range of restaurants as well, taking advantage of the high footfall of people enjoying the great views of the city of London along this walkway. Cultural events, Street performs and the annual Christmas market all make the Southbank a destination for tourists and locals throughout the year and provide employment oppertunities. The Oval cricket ground is located in Kennington and is home to the Surrey County Cricket team as well as international matches. These events draw huge crowds and offer employment for security staff, chefs and waiting staff.

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Large arrays of investment and employment opportunities have become more readily available over the last ten years. It has quickly become an East London hotspot for retail, dining and slick new city apartments.