Lambeth Council has laid out its plans for how it wants to spend the Household Support Fund for the coming financial year. In total £2.7m has come from central government. Lambeth’s plans include ...

Brixton House is delighted to announce the appointment of Levi Roots as Chair Designate, with the transition to Chair scheduled for Spring 2025. Levi, a well-known entrepreneur, musician, and a ...

The continuing demise of Coldharbour Lane as a nightlife destination continues, with tonight’s sudden closure of Market House, which until fairly recently was a popular two-floor venue.

Three of the four MPs that cover our Brixton Buzz patch voted against the Assisted Dying Bill in the House of Commons today.

It’s a big day ahead for any wannabe Chief Exec of Lambeth Council. We’re talking INTERVIEW DAY as the esteemed Appointments Committee meets at the Town Hall to decide who will replace ...

This World AIDS Day, Sunday 1 December, the London-wide, Lambeth-led HIV Prevention Programme Do It London is focused on equality, highlighting the needs of Black heritage communities ...

Following the completion of the major restoration project to the Victorian Subway, the Crystal Palace Park Trust has announced that it will be able to open this incredible space to the public once ...

A petition calling on Lambeth Council to offer up space along Brixton Station Road for the Black Farmer’s Market is close to achieving the aim of 5,000 signatures.

Lambeth Council is proposing to standardise the Penalty Charge Notices throughout the borough in a move that is forecast to raise an extra £30,000 for the Council.

We don’t usually like to surrender to PR bullshit here at Brixton Buzz. But we thought the claim from Field Day’s PR people was perhaps worth a push.

Here’s an interesting Freedom of Information request regarding Active Lambeth, the in-house Town Hall company that now manages leisure centres in the borough.

This is the one and only time we’re going to bother listing Bricks (the former 414 Club) because, despite our repeated requests, they keep spitting out huge graphic files, rather than a normal text ...