Arts Contributor Fi Anderson reports ‘There was a swimmer who got hypothermia and I had to lend him one of the blankets I’m selling, it’s quite cold in there!’ giggles Sarah Lovett, [...]
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 ...
Snow continued to fall across Brixton this weekend, leaving streets, gardens and rooftops swathed in at least 5cm of snow yesterday. Well-gritted main ...
With Christmas party time a distant memory and summer still a long way off, it can be a tough old time of year. Here are seven ways to beat the [...]
The sun is shining (just) and although it’s gonna be cold it’s shaping up to be a good couple of days of weather in south London. Chilly October sun, and [...]
All over London, places of architectural renown, political import and historical interest will be opening their doors for the public to explore this weekend for Open House London weekend. And [...]
Barney Evison caught up with Brixton author Howard Cunnell, whose second novel, The Sea on Fire, came out in March 2012. He is the editor of Jack Kerouac’s On the [...]
A foundation has been set up in memory of Max Boomgaarden Cook to provide young people with opportunities to follow their creative dreams. Max, from Brixton, died aged 19 in [...]
Monday 28 May Take One: An early morning swim @ Brockwell Lido The queues at the Lido were round the block this weekend, but take advantage of the gorgeous weather [...]
Poor weather couldn’t dampen the spirits as more than 500 people attended the Modern Movement Festival, an art deco design fair at Brockwell Lido this weekend. The brave and foolhardy [...]
