Your Party, the new political movement born out of Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana’s break with Labour, closes its national ...

International House, situated in the heart of Brixton, has been quietly serving our communities for years. From HIV awareness for the Black community to youth crime awareness, over 100 charities ...

Brixton Buzz enjoyed an absolutely terrific night of fun at the Clapham Grand earlier this year when the venue celebrated its 125th birthday, and the big nights are still coming. Scroll down to ...

We’ve just  spotted a licensing application for Pizza Express, which reveals that they will be taking over 462 Brixton Road, the shop unit opposite the tube station, The premises were ...

Not playgrounds in the modern council sense with rubber flooring, standard equipment and neat safety surfacing. Adventure playgrounds were something else. They were built from timber, rope, old ...

There’s plenty of sport going in and around Brixton, and we’ve decided to put together a guide for both spectators and sporty types who want to get involved in activities.

One of Lambeth’s best-loved local landmarks is to be given a new lease of life with the help of over half a million pounds from the council. Councillors have agreed to spend £566,000 on bringing ...

Yesterday, Peckham Town travelled to Thamesmead to take on Greenwich All Stars FC. Duncan Hart went along and filed this match photo report: ...

A bumper crowd of 3,097 wedged into Champion Hill on Saturday afternoon to watch Dulwich Hamlet lose 0-1 to in-form Billericay Town. Buzz photographer Max was on hand to snap some of the action.

A packed public meeting in Herne Hill on Sunday evening heard that users of Brockwell Lido have already set up a new charity to help secure the site’s future, as concerns grow that current ...

King returns with her much-anticipated second album The Light Ahead, produced by acclaimed vocalist Claire Martin OBE and released on the Peccadillo label, combining jazz and neo-soul with ...

Coldharbour Lane seems to be in a never ending cycle of roadworks, and this time it’s the universally hated Thames Water responsible for creating backlogs along the road.