Faye Lipson caught up with Tim Wells: published poet, reggae DJ and business advisor to Brixton’s entrepreneurial unemployed. “My daughter says I’m a hipster”, is the unlikely opening gambit of [...]
US-born, Brixton-based, sign-painter Bella Pace writes in praise of Brixton’s appreciation of the hand-painted sign and explores some historic a ...
Arts Reporter Sophie Gainsley finds love [letters] alive and well in Lambeth On 25 March 1807, an Act of Parliament passed The Slave Trade Act, abolis ...
BY BRENDAN ZECEVIC “In 1998 I was with the soldiers of the Northern Alliance when they got into a firefight and we were encircled by the Taliban. Su ...
The arts group behind the Anchor and Magnet project has organised a day of discussions and events looking at change and migration in Brixton. The Brixton Exchange, which takes place [...]
A project that has seen young people making a film about the Brixton Riots will premiere at the Ritzy Cinema, Brixton, on January 24. Becoming Brixton, organised by Chocolate Films, [...]
Residents in Brixton and Lambeth are invited to take part in an official Remembrance Day service at Lambeth Town Hall. The event will begin outside Brixton Library, Windrush Square at [...]
Very exciting news reached us this week. The food haven of Brixton is finally getting its own community cookbook! As part of her university course, Naomi Edmondson is collecting, collating [...]
People will gather in Brixton at 6pm today to remember the nailbomb attack that happened there in 1999. Candles will be lit at the spot outside Iceland, in Electric Avenue, [...]
Bowie, John Major, Eddy Grant, Mick Jones, even the talented Sharon Osbourne; all famous residents synonymous with Brixton. But a more renown name not so obviously closely associated with SW9 [...]
