‘Prison is the most comic place in the world’: Former Brixton Prison inmate reflects on time behind bars
I met a 62-year-old man in Wimbledon who was imprisoned for hiring assassins to kill his mother’s lover. Jonathan Fletcher,
Ritzy staff call for union reps to be reinstated at Brixton protest
Ritzy staff and trade unionists demonstrated outside Brixton’s Ritzy cinema on Saturday to reinstate their four recently sacked union representatives.
‘Knife wands’ in place in schools after spate of stabbings across south west London
‘Knife wands’, which tell if someone is carrying a blade, are now available to every London school, it was announced
Something’s brewing in Tooting as world’s first tea pub comes to south west London
In a bid to bring back quality British tea, the world’s first ever tea pub has opened in Tooting. Setting
Focus turns to schools in bid to tackle Brixton and Putney’s air pollution hotspots
Boroughs across south west London are doing their bit to reduce pollution, with two of the UK’s biggest hotspots in
Grenfell firefighters to take on Three Peaks Challenge to help victims
Hero fire fighter who fought the blaze at Grenfell Tower yesterday set up a charity drive to climb the three
Refugees at Home appeals for south west Londoners to open their doors to Eritrean refugee
A charity is appealing to find a host home for a female refugee in south west London. Refugees at Home is
East Croydon man handed 19 year jail term after rape conviction
An East Croydon man who held a woman captive and repeatedly raped and beat her has been jailed for 19
Man jailed for stabbing attack on bouncer who refused him entry to club
A man who stabbed a Lambeth security worker six months after being refused entry to a nightclub was sentenced yesterday
How do you like them apples! Green-fingered volunteers plant fruit trees in Brixton orchard to improve air quality
A community orchard is being created in the heart of Brixton with volunteers meeting throughout March to plant trees and
Flour power comes to Brixton as expansion of historic windmill gets council go-ahead
A voluntary group has been given the go-ahead by Lambeth Council to build a £360,000 education centre at a historic