A much-loved art gallery in Brixton Village closed its doors on Monday after ten years trading in the in-door market. 

A family of six is appealing to a council for a permanent home after six years of temporary housing. Janeth

Plans to address a council’s slave trade links have been unveiled by a Lambeth councillor. To mark Black History Month,

Royal Trinity Hospice has pledged to survive this year but the coronavirus pandemic may accelerate the demand for hospice services

A Brixton postbox has been painted black to commemorate the contribution of black Britons as part of the ongoing celebration

The threat of a London lockdown looms as Covid-19 cases in some south west London boroughs are higher than in

Home Secretary Priti Patel joined police in person during a County Lines drugs raid in Brixton in the early hours

Children’s theatre company Oily Cart are offering a Doorstep Jamboree to young people in London with complex needs who are

Men in Richmond upon Thames are expected to live 11 years longer in good health than men in nearby Lambeth,

Less than a fifth of children supported by a social worker are attending school amid concerns they are at risk

A Brixton charity is giving young BAME people a platform during the coronavirus pandemic through poetry events and workshops. Poetic