Electronic music festival Carnival of Colours to ‘celebrate Brixton’s diversity’
London’s newest electronic music festival, the Carnival of Colours, will start on November 27 at Brixton Bloc for a month
From scrapheap to upkeep: Brixton bikes come out of re-tyre-ment thanks to £10,000 upcycling project
Discarded steel can be transformed into a set of wheels as a Brixton-based cooperative has been awarded a £10,000 grant
Protestors to march through Brixton in bid to save Lambeth libraries and ‘scary monsters’
Brixtonians will march tomorrow to protest against the council’s decision to turn three public libraries into gyms. The protest, organised
CCTV: Police hunt ‘vicious’ men who shot victim in face during Brixton convenience store robbery
A man was shot in the face during a ‘gratuitously violent’ Brixton convenience store robbery last week – detectives have
South London food banks welcome Iain Duncan Smith’s latest proposal to introduce job advisers
Food banks in south London are cautiously optimistic about Iain Duncan Smith’s latest proposal to have job advisers stationed in
Man arrested following string of sexual assaults in Clapham and Brixton Hill
A 34-year-old Lambeth man was arrested last night in connection with eight sexual assaults in south west London over the
Brixton Cycles smashes £40,000 crowdfunding target in five days as shop continues search for new home
London’s oldest worker-owned bike cooperative has been saved by the generosity of members of the public after a £40,000 crowdfunding
Single mum-of-two faces eviction from Brixton’s Loughborough Park Estate home as area is regenerated
A vulnerable Brixton family facing eviction has launched a last-ditch attempt to save their home on the Loughborough Estate in
Brixton’s Dillian Whyte feels ready to upset the odds and beat Anthony Joshua to British heavyweight title
Sport needs heroes and there seems no clearer division than between Dillian ‘the villain’ Whyte and British heavyweight prospect Anthony
Brixton protests TTIP negotiations that could lead to ‘privatised’ NHS
Protestors in Brixton are lobbying local government authorities to oppose The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP). This partnership is
From bikes to building site: Brixton Cycles crowdfund for new home as shop makes way for luxury flats
A cooperative Brixton bicycle shop is launching a crowdfunding campaign to ensure its survival before its Stockwell Road premises is