Brixton man to fulfil 17-year-old promise by running London Marathon for Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust
A Brixton man is running the London Marathon to fulfil a 17-year-old promise he made to a school friend whose
Protestors occupy Lambeth libraries to prevent closure as Green Party criticise ‘shambolic’ council plans
Against a backdrop of nationwide library closures and cuts, a Lambeth library is being occupied by peaceful protestors after it
Brixton boy: Much-loved David Bowie mural to be listed by Lambeth Council
The David Bowie mural in Brixton that became a shrine after the singer’s death is to be listed as a
From bowling to bingo: A beer at the boozer is no longer enough for south west Londoners
From bowling to bingo and crazy golf to ping-pong, south west London has seen a rise in concept bars to
‘Sexy Jamaican dishes on a plate’: Miss Jamaica turned Apprentice candidate opens Brixton restaurant
From Miss Jamaica to Apprentice candidate, Brixton’s April Jackson has now realised her dream of becoming a restaurateur. Miss Jackson,
‘People thought we were a restaurant!’ Brixton Soup Kitchen braves the elements to feed London’s homeless
It must have been a strange sight, 16 men and women, laden with food and bags of warm clothes, asking
Brixton Splash 2016 cancelled as Lambeth Council cite £500,000 policing cost and ‘flagrant drug use’
Annual street party Brixton Splash, which celebrated its tenth anniversary in 2015, will not go ahead in 2016 after Lambeth
Brixton diva who learnt to sing in ‘Beyoncé version of 8 Mile’ set to wow on The Voice
Brixton songstress Mari Marli is ready to wow the judges on BBC One’s The Voice when she takes centre stage
Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee: Lambeth Fire Brigade Commander inspires young boxers
A boxing school founded by Lambeth’s Fire Brigade commander to help young people develop life skills at has proved to
Pollution peril: Brixton Road already exceeded yearly harmful gas quota for 2016
Brixton Road has already exceeded the yearly acceptable quota of a harmful gas spewed out by dirty diesel engines. Since
‘Transformation not gentrification’: One man’s mission to celebrate ‘original Brixton’
Windows of brightly coloured squares, like a row of Piet Mondrian paintings, stand stark against the grey and red brick.