Transport for London announce London Overground rebrand
Transport for London announced plans to rebrand the London Overground lines by the end of 2024, with each of the
Unique anthem takes centre stage in Lambeth Council’s Windrush Day celebrations
Lambeth Council take part in an annual celebration, telling stories and celebrating how Empire Windrush shaped British heritage.
Lambeth’s Garden Museum explores Windrush horticultural heritage
Lambeth’s Garden Museum is about to launch its Caribbean Heritage Project, revealing an untold history of how the Windrush generation
Lewisham-based reggae dub artist raising money to replace stolen equipment
A Lewisham-based reggae dub artist is raising money to replace his vehicle and equipment which were stolen in March. Young
Brixton Windrush ward proposed for Lambeth in London boundary review
The introduction of a “Brixton Windrush” ward, and removal of wards named after slave traders in Lambeth was suggested in
Coronavirus ‘shutting down’ Windrush justice system – says lawyer to scandal victims
A solicitor representing victims of the Windrush scandal is concerned her clients will have to wait longer for justice as
Windrush: Portrait of a Generation photography exhibition opens in Croydon’s Fairfield’s Halls
The photography exhibition Windrush: Portrait of a Generation opened on Friday in Croydon’s Fairfield Halls as part of the venue’s
‘Windrush has nothing to do with Waterloo’ – discontent over proposed monument site
A government decision to select Lambeth’s Waterloo Station as the site for a planned Windrush monument is stirring debate. Questions
‘When you’re playing it doesn’t matter who you are’: Teams prepare for Borderless Cup Lambeth
Lambeth’s Migration Museum is inviting teams from across the borough to compete in a free football and basketball tournament next
Windrush: An intimate portrait of the lives of Clapham’s citizens
The latest exhibition at the iconic OXO Gallery on South Bank Riverside Walkway tells the story of Clapham’s Windrush generation