Book lovers are being invited to swap their favourite reads as the first-ever London Literature Festival Book Swap opens at

Brixton locals have shown concern for independent businesses after a Gail’s Bakery opened outside the underground train station yesterday.  The

Lambeth Council has warned that essential services could be pushed to ‘barebones’ by a £93million funding gap, as anti-austerity campaigns

Holy Trinity Church Clapham last week celebrated completing £7million of renovation work, following eight years of planning and two years

A Brixton artist has released her new song which reflects on the growing pains felt from gentrification in the area.

Lambeth has one of the highest concentrations of houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) in the country, according to official ONS

For some, radio may be a thing of the past, while for others, it is a source of news, community

New Freedom of Information figures reveal ten Lambeth councillors handled 43% of the borough’s resident casework over the past four

A groundbreaking new agricultural initiative is taking root in south London. Following the closure of its prominent Waterloo site after

Vauxhall City Farm in Lambeth is preparing to celebrate its 50th anniversary as an “oasis” in the heart of London. 

The future of a long-vacant Grade II listed school building in Lambeth has moved a step closer to redevelopment, with