Assemble seeks tenants for new Fabric Floor
Assemble, an artistic collective, is looking for individuals and organisations who are interested in fashion and textiles to occupy a new studio floor in...
Brixton shop Diverse in running for ‘retail Oscar’
Brixton’s Diverse gift shop on Coldharbour Lane has been recognised as one of the best card retailers in the UK, reaching the finals of...
Application in for new Brixton rooftop bar
3Space International House, Canterbury Crescent has applied for planning permission and a licensing application for a rooftop bar.
Public consultation is for the conversion of...
Brixton markets are a centre of attention
Brixton’s famous street markets have recently been and are to be future examples for study and discussion.
“The future of London’s street markets”, a one-day...
Isn’t it good Brixton waste wood
Neila Romdane on a project to put pallets from Brixton market to good use
Dennis Boateng set up InUse ReUse to make furniture out of...
Brixton school bringing diversity to media and advertising
Richard Haas meets the founder of a high-achieving but free Brixton course that is beginning to change the face of the advertising industry
After the...
Applications for Miranda Brawn Foundation 2019 scholarships now open
Applications open today (1 May) for the Miranda Brawn Diversity Leadership Scholarship. There are 10 scholarships available to young people between the ages of...
UK’s first Living Wage Building is in Brixton
International House, a former 11-story office block owned by Lambeth council, has had a new lease of life as one of London’s biggest affordable...
Plans for Brixton markets published as purchase of Sports Direct site...
Lambeth council’s planning committee will next month consider plans that could lead to significant changes in the character of Brixton Village and Market Row...
Bravo’s four-year battle to open Brixton launderette
A Brixton trader famous for his dedication to the community he serves has been locked out of his Railton Road launderette by Lambeth council,...
Brixton and the £30,000 salary immigration threshold
Jack Gevertz, a writer for the Immigration Advice Service, an organisation of UK immigration lawyers that provides legal support for those looking to migrate...
Brixton Village announces chef contest winners
Brixton Village has announced the two winners of the Brixton Kitchen competition. The competition set out to find the next big talent in food...
Squire wins consent to build new restaurant and workspace
Squire & Partners, owner of Brixton’s Department Store building, has been granted planning consent to create a four-storey building behind its existing premises, fronting...
Café Max set to return to Brixton arches
Café Max owner Zelia Alves Figueira will be among the first to return to its premises in Brixton Station Road arches.
Zelia, with husband Joao...
Village food shop on awards shortlist
Guzzl, the Brixton Village food shop, owned and run by long-time Brixton resident Andrew Murray-Watson, has been shortlisted in the Best Deli and Best...
Brixton Brewery joins youth violence fundraiser celebrating women’s day
Breweries collaborate on International Women’s Day brewing event for families affected by knife crime epidemic
Brixton Brewery has joined forces with Newham’s Earth Station brewery...
UK first as rainbow crossing opens outside Brockwell Park
The UK’s first permanent rainbow crossing will open officially today (16 August) outside to the Herne Hill entrance to Brockwell Park.
The crossing, which joins...
CULTURE
Fanfare announcement for Brixton summer art show winners
The Brixton Blog and Bugle Art Show winners were announced in Brixton Library last night (6 August) to an enthusiastic audience of artists and...
