Brixton Chamber Orchestra at Cressingham Gardens
The Cressingham Gardens Rotunda – one of the many things that makes the demolition-threatened estate special – hosted a concert by the Brixton Chamber...
Protests hit Network Rail arches sell-off
Network Rail’s attempts to sell its railway arches and other property is being hit by the campaign group Guardians of the Arches.
As we reported...
Picturehouse seeks to vary planning condition for new Lambeth cinema
Picturehouse cinemas, the owner of Brixton’s Ritzy, is seeking to vary the terms of Lambeth council’s planning conditions for its new cinema in West...
Ritzy union reps were unfairly dismissed
Union representatives at Brixton’s Ritzy Cinema were unfairly dismissed, an employment tribunal has ruled.
Workers at the Ritzy have been campaigning over several years to...
Brixton event will discuss Windrush Generation and ‘hostile environment’
Local Labour party activists are organising an educational event in Brixton to explore Home Office policies in the light of what has been happening...
Protest demands democracy in Lambeth
Campaigners against Lambeth council policies on estate demolition, libraries, local parks and more put the local into National Democracy Week yesterday (3 July) with a...
Brixton Windmill sails past funding target
Brixton Windmill’s Crowdfunder appeal for its new education centre raised more than £15,000 from nearly 200 supporters – comfortably passing its original target of...
Brixton Road fags promote Car Free Day plan
Students from Brixton’s School of Communications Arts created another striking and memorable campaign yesterday (3 July) when they distributed packs of “Brixton Road” cigarettes...
Brixton Windmill appeal enters last week … what can you spare to help?
Donations to Brixton Windmill’s fundraising appeal for its new education centre reached a peak of £1,605 yesterday (25 June) and two anonymous donors to...
Black Cultural Archives welcomes MPs’ recognition
Brixton’s Black Cultural Archives (BCA) has welcomed parliamentary and government moves to recognise and help the Windrush generation.
These include local MP Helen Hayes (Labour,...
Guardian angel for Brixton’s African Caribbean war memorial
As Brixton geared up for the Windrush anniversary, the African Caribbean war memorial in Windrush Square got a new caretaker.
Stafford Geoghagen owner of Caribbean...
Council ‘faffing’ over noise threat to health say Brixton residents
Residents of Tunstall Road, whose pedestrianised eastern end is home to Brixton’s David Bowie mural, have renewed their calls for Lambeth council to act...
Carnegie Library ‘on the national agenda’
A committee of MPs has replied to a report of the way that Lambeth council is handling the future of the Carnegie library in...
Brixton Barnardo’s launches new summer trend book
The children’s charity Barnardo’s launches a new book One of a Kind in its Brixton shop, available from Saturday 9 June. It has teamed up...
The Flower Lady says plans to move her have been halted
A cherished Railton Road business and its historic building were saved yesterday after pressure from the community against proposals to turn it into an...
From Brixton to Israel, Palestine and back
Alice Crawford recently arrived home to Brixton after serving as an ecumenical accompanier with the Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme In Palestine And Israel, working in...