‘It has changed my life’: Brixton teen receives wilderness training from Ray Mears through Harlequins Rugby HITZ
A Brixton teenager received a masterclass in wilderness craft from survival expert Ray Mears during a two-day course on the
Legal highs versus heroin: Do our assumptions match the facts? — video
New data was released by the Office for National Statistics on deaths involving legal highs last week — but how
Celebrate London’s cultural diversity with Brixton ‘South Social meets the World’ monthly film festivals
Londoners are invited to come together to celebrate the city’s cultural diversity as part of a new monthly film festival
Man who caused ‘enormous fear’ convicted of seven sexual assaults in ten days in Clapham and Brixton
A man who carried out a string of seven sexual assaults in ten days across Clapham and Brixton last autumn was
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
‘This is what it sounds like when doves cry’: Brixton cinema pays fitting tribute to Prince
Tributes for Prince poured out of south west London last night with Brixton’s Ritzy cinema taking the lead, after the
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