Notting Hill Carnival afterparty to raise money for Grenfell
Notting Hill Carnival afterparty Dancehall Supremacy aims to celebrate current and legacy Black club culture and raise money for Grenfell survivors.
Black History Month events guide: Sadiq Khan kicks off celebrations in south west London
Black History Month has been celebrated every October in the UK for more than 35 years – and this year south
‘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,
Labour’s Brenda Fraser elected as Merton’s first female Jamaican Mayor
Brenda Fraser was elected to be the new Mayor of Merton, the first woman Jamaican to hold the position, yesterday.
‘I was held up at gun-point’: Croydon writer reveals flight from Jamaica in taboo-busting book
Being held at gun-point forced Ava Brown to leave her Jamaican home to seek refuge in Croydon, but found catharsis
Howzat?! ‘Catchy Shubby’ Jamaican cricket to build bridges between Lambeth residents and police
A Jamaican style of cricket is coming to the Brixton Community Centre of Excellence on Saturday February 28 to ease
South West London drugs gang behind bars after successful police operation
Summary: Three men were jailed after a ten week trial at Kingston Crown Court Image: By SWLondoner staff A drugs
Reggae star whose hit became Notting Hill Carnival anthem dies aged 67
Summary: Junior Murvin was best known for his 1976 song Police and Thieves. Image: By Micky McMahon Jamaican reggae musician
Jailed: Croydon carer behind bars after stealing from elderly patients
Summary: Maria Anderson was sentenced to six years in prison. Image: By SWLondoner staff A calculating care worker from Croydon