It is easy to be suspicious of all the changes occurring in Brixton these days. We worry the uniqueness of the area could be lost to high street stores, global [...]
By Isabel Hope-Urwin Regular readers may already know of Stockwell’s Edible Bus Stop which Brixton Blog has visited before. Well last weekend i ...
By Melody David The chancellor’s new ‘Help to Buy’ scheme, offering prospective buyers up to 20% of the value of their new-build home and mortga ...
Last week, I was lucky enough to get the chance to sit down and chat food and Brixton with probably the most famous food entrepeneur in the area, Levi ...
Lee Baker reports from Carnegie Library (ok, we know it’s Herne Hill, but we’re interested all the same…) Nobody says ‘sssh’ as the mugs of tea are poured and rows [...]
By Fiona Law Did you know that Lambeth Poly is the only registered primary producer in Lambeth? In other words, Lambeth’s only farm is on Tulse Hill Estate, right in [...]
By Zoe Jewell, editor On one side of Coldharbour Lane, outside Granville Arcade, a couple are standing and taking a photo. The building they are interested in is a majestic [...]
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 [...]
By Frances Barrett Brixton-based charity Eaves is an inspiring organisation doing vital work to help vulnerable women. Frances Barrett talked to them to find out more about the positive impact [...]
By Neil Sammonds If you’re reading this, the chances are that you’ve already met Pritesh Patel: though some of you may not know it. Neil Sammonds caught up with Brixton [...]
