Tag: Coldharbour Lane
Building owners cold shoulder creators of Club 414
Louise Barron and Tony Pommell, who created the 414 Club on Brixton's Coldharbour Lane, have been refused the chance to continue to run it.
A...
More new offices for Brixton
The Shakespeare Business Centre off Coldharbour Lane at the Loughborough Junction end is to be restored and rebranded as “Coldharbour Works”.
Despite concerns that the...
Brixton Playground – A new vision for Brixton
Brixton BID have published a new vision for Brixton.
In the document, published on 25 June, Brixton BID state that: "Reopening Brixton means reimagining the...
Council to introduce fines for engine idlers
Lambeth council is to introduce on-the-spot £20 fines for engine idling. Many of the idling “hotspots” it has identified in the borough are in...
Ms Cupcake closure – it’s not just the rent
Soaring rents are not the only reason for the forthcoming closure of yet another unique Brixton trader.
Ms Cupcake’s Mellissa Morgan says that: “For years...
“I’m a Brixton girl” – new manager of Brixton Village is...
A tour of Brixton's covered markets with general manager Diana Nabagereka.
It’s been six months since Diana Nabagereka took on the role of General Manager...
Washing Up: The Laundry
Nick Buglione cleans up at The Laundry
Categories, we like categories. What occupies the space between fine dining and beyond bistro? Modern restaurateurs appear to...
Bid for new open-air bar on Coldharbour Lane
Lambeth council’s licensing committee is considering an application for a mobile bar in the courtyard of Brixton Village on Coldharbour Lane opposite Carlton Mansions...
Brixton virtual reality tour ‘a magical experience’
The creators of a stunning virtual reality tour of Brixton are delighted to announce a new home for the exhibition after audiences flocked to...
A virtual reality trip round Brixton’s heritage
Audiences have been flocking to Brixton Library this week for the Coldharbour Project: a 360˚ VR film and oral history exhibition exploring Brixton's heritage....
Ama – A Brixton nail salon with a difference
A year ago, business partners and old friends Ama Quashie and Latoyah Lovatt received the keys to what was a shell of exposed brick,...
Concern over new plans for Electric Avenue offices
Changes to three of Brixton’s landmark buildings will be considered at Lambeth’s council’s planning applications committee today (30 July).
Council officers are recommending conditional acceptance...
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...
Home comforts: Trattoria Franzina review
Richard Allen discovers Sicilian dining at Trattoria Franzina.
Let’s face it: there aren’t many good Italian restaurants in London. According to my wife. Who is...
Palermo faith: Franzina Trattoria
Brixton’s home to Sicilian dining, Franzina Trattoria, has left its cosy sea container in Pop Brixton after four years to move to a bigger...
Orient Express: Nanban
Tim Anderson’s Nanban is always worth another visit
I know, for many, he is kind of persona non grata these days, but my favourite Woody...