Incredible Bus Stop break down the barriers at Southwyck House
The edible bus stop are back planting at the Barrier Block (Southwyck House) on Wednesday afternoon 1 – 5pm. Everyone welcome to join in.
Founding...
Parental guidance. Share your experience and help a family
This May Home-Start Lambeth will be offering free training to volunteers with parenting or caring experience who would like to give practical and emotional support...
Friendship Works: Help change a child’s life by volunteering
The charity Family Action is recruiting volunteers to become children and young people mentors in Lambeth. The scheme Friendship Works supports young people who have...
Nominate a ‘grot spot’ for the great Brixton spring clean
Keep Britain Tidy are launching a campaign to clean up litter across the UK over the weekend of 3-5 March.
Brixton’s local McDonalds is supporting...
Brixton Food Bank needs your help
As Christmas draws closer, Brixton Food Bank needs your help! They need a lot of food at Xmas time and are organise three days...
Police seek help over girl missing in Brixton
Police are concerned for the welfare of a teenage girl last seen at about 4.30pm in Brixton on Sunday (30 October) and are appealing for...
Club diners raise £2,000 for Syria
Marhabtayn Syrian Supper Club hosted its first event in Brixton during the summer. The club’s aim is to show solidarity with people caught up...
Police seek help over missing Brixton woman
Lambeth police are appealing for the public's help to find a missing vulnerable woman.
Louisa Malonga, 70, was reported missing today (29 August) when her carers visited her...
Local food banks need your help
Norwood, Brixton and Streatham food bank distribution centres have been busy over the summer holidays as some families struggled to make ends meet
As a...
Police concerned about 13-year-old last seen in Brixton
Police in Lambeth are growing increasingly concerned for the welfare of a missing vulnerable 13-year-old girl.
Alicia Davies was last seen in Brixton at 11:15...
Brixton market trader Stuart cycles for charity
Brixton Market Federation’s Stuart Horwood is cycling to raise money for the NSPCC, writes Colette Webber. Setting off on 31 July for the Prudential Ride...
Nurses take on mountain fundraising challenge
Six nurses from Royal Trinity Hospice will climb the three highest peaks in the UK in a gruelling 24-hour challenge on 16 September 2016....
Brixton 18 run for UK’s biggest cancer killer
Brixton resident Dan Kelly (left) has organised a team of 18 to take part in the Vitality British 10K London Run in central London...
Arts charity fundraiser to take local children to Carnival
Lambeth children enjoy last year's Notting Hill Carnival. Arts charity Sunshine International Arts has launched a crowdfunding campaign to take 35 local disadvantaged children to Notting...
Mayor pledges support for Myatt’s Fields Big Park Sleepover
Father Nature, a Brixton-based community gardening enterprise, is teaming up with the Myatt’s Fields Park Project and local army cadets together they hope to...
Missing library campaigner Robbie Gibson seen in isle of Wight
Police believe missing local community activist and library campaigner Robbie Gibson may have travelled to Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
They have renewed appeals...
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Slade Gardens project wins funding from mayor
Brixton’s Slade Gardens is one of a handful of local city greening projects to have been awarded significant funding from the London mayor’s Greener City...
Football team raise money for cancer treatment
South London five-a-side football team Samba Quays are reuniting 10 years after their last competitive fixture to play...
Brixton Soup Kitchen: ‘We don’t just do food here’
Brixton Soup Kitchen is extending its help to local people in need by offering confidence-boosting counselling.
Kitchen founder Solomon Smith has teamed up with life...
LATEST CAMPAIGN NEWS
Brixton foodbank joins universal credit campaign
The Norwood and Brixton Foodbank is giving full backing to a national campaign to reform universal credit.
The controversial change to benefit payments has led...
Shadow chancellor McDonnell in Brixton call for socialist transformation
The Labour Party’s shadow chancellor John McDonnell made a call for the socialist transformation of Britain in a speech in Brixton at the weekend.
He...
Families in town hall cuts protest
Families protesting against the planned closure of five children's centres by Lambeth council staged a play-in in the reception area at the Town Hall...