If you’re in central Brixton pop into Clover’s Bar & Restaurant on Atlantic Road to see the work of local artist and designer ...

This year’s Herne Hill Free Film Festival includes screenings of 11 feature films, three short film nights, a film quiz, and ...

Two Brixton organisations that help to feed local people struggling with the cost of living crisis are shortlisted in the ...

Ian Tollett, Jessica Matthew and Roger Bacon The annual commemoration of the bomb planted by a right-wing extremist that exploded in Brixton’s Electric Avenue in 1999 took place earlier today (17 Apri ...

Two of Brixton’s most dedicated workers for young people and the community are recognised in the New Years Honours list announced today (31 December). Pastor ...

Khadijah Mellah, an 18 year old student from Peckham in South London, is all set for the race of her life when she competes ...

The future of a Brixton-based charity helping to feed some of the most deprived local families is in doubt after Lambeth ...

A huge increase in demand across London for a rare blood type needed to treat sickle cell disease, which disproportionately affects Black people, has ...

Artist Arabella Yapp, whose first solo show brightened up the walls of Brixton library during the month of March, was no ...

Anxious, delayed, and addicted. Welcome to ‘Generation C’, the kids who came of age during Covid. Schools are battling to provide them with the education and developmental environment they need. With ...

Determination and compassion are threads running through the life of Trevor Sterling, a top lawyer and chair of the Mary Seacole Trust, and that of ...

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