Charlotte Bill was cycling down Coldharbour Lane in the early 1980s when she looked up and there, where before had been a set of plain bricks, was a huge skeleton …
Have you walked past this in Brixton Hill and been stuck with the song in your head for the rest of the day, or week? Well the Brixton Blog certainly ...
We’re sitting here on the eve of the first four-day weekend of 2012. Easter has arrived and Brixton hasn’t failed in its mission to entert ...
By Kaye Wiggins It’s fair to say I’m not a natural dancer. In fact, I’m not a natural at anything that requires decent hand-eye coordination. So ...
The Edible Bus Stop on Landor Rd, which had its first birthday in mid-March, is hoping to become an Edible Bus Route. The team behind the urban garden at the ...
Seeing blue sky through the window again this morning the Brixton Blog thought it would be prudent to check the forecast for the weekend and – good grief – check ...
1. Brockwell Park Obviously. 2. Myatt’s Fields This listed Victorian park with a new playground is definitely one of our favourites. There’s lots going on at Myatt’s Fields, such as ...
Rachel Manley’s post on food shops for the old Brixton Blog was so popular that we thought we’d bring it to you on the new site 1. Nour cash and carry, ...
Something strange happened on a sunny Saturday afternoon that put a smile of thousands of Brixton faces. Dozens of majestic looking origami cranes, painstakingly crafted from old maps, appeared suspended ...
If you want gourmet jerk, go to Veranda but this list here is for greasy, sweet, sticky jerk chicken and where to find the best of it in Brixton 1. ...
