Changing Brixton
A long-awaited vision for Windrush Square is gathering pace, as plans to convert the derelict former public toilets, closed for...
A YouTube video that has had almost half a million views compares scenes in today’s Brixton to those portrayed in The...
The first of seven Saturday closures of Atlantic Road (above) this weekend (14 June) will see local businesses extend outdoor...
A longstanding feature of Brixton’s Atlantic Road looks set to disappear.
New cladding behind the platform of the overground station and...
The venerable Crown & Sceptre at the top of Brixton Hill, built in 1822, has relaunched as “Tu Pub Latino”...
Brixton House theatre on Coldharbour Lane has been shortlisted in this year’s Architects’ Journal awards – some of the UK’s...
The long-disused public toilets on Windrush Square are, once again, being offered for rent by Lambeth council.
The Blog first reported...
Two organisations that contribute to Brixton’s unique culture celebrated a new home in Brixton Rec yesterday (30 September).
A £4m project...
The Black Farmer, Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones, says his 5,000 square foot farm shop in Brixton Village will be opening soon.
“The concept...
Work has begun on the next phase of improvements to the exterior of Brixton Rec, including enhancements to the concourse...
Stockwell Skatepark, close to Brixton town centre, is to get a half million pound makeover to smooth worn-out and rough...
Local architect Zac Monro tells Alan Slingsby why Carlton Mansions on Coldharbour Lane is such a significant building for Brixton...