The acclaimed photographer Chris Steele-Perkins has travelled the world for almost five decades but his latest exhibition, In Brixton, is very much

Police are renewing an appeal for witnesses to an assault near Waterloo Station in November last year which left the

A group of comedians will perform at the ‘Laugh Till You Drop’ comedy night organised by AgeUK Lambeth in Streatham on

The number of home-educated children in Kensington & Chelsea and Merton has doubled in the past four years, according to

A Lambeth-based comic named the UK’s best comedian this week will make her airwaves debut on BBC Radio London tonight.

People fought in supermarket aisles for them, queued from 6am and they are now selling on eBay for almost £1,000

A modernised library and new cinema will open in West Norwood tomorrow following the completion of a £3million investment project

Brixton-born Abdul Karim Abdullah won the Positive Role Model at The National Diversity Awards in September, but it has been

Lambeth Council is slashing spending on parks as it increasingly uses them for commercial events. The park maintenance budget for

Knife violence among young people is a disease that can only be tackled with a public health approach, according to

Streatham Green has been identified as source of anti-social and disorderly behaviour, with many taking to social media to complain.