All posts in Focus on Brixton

A new community-led food market in Myatt’s Fields offers locally made and traded food and gives six new local businesses the chance to get a taste of success.

Giving a child a loving, safe and secure home as a foster carer, helping them thrive and improving their chances in life, is amazing and rewarding. Could you be...

This weekend Transport for London (TfL) is installing a pop-up cycle hire station by Brockwell Park as part of a summer of encouraging people to walk and cycle.

Join the Windrush Foundation and the Black Police Association in Brixton’s Assembly Hall on May 16 to celebrate the Windrush Generation.

The Black Cultural Archives (BCA) in Windrush Square, Brixton has announced it will be holding a series of Windrush Solidarity Advice Clinics from Wednesday (May 2) this week.

The sixth year of Herne Hill's free film festival features critically acclaimed movies from the past year, films with a local flavour, including documentaries, and a 48 hour film...

How a business proposition from local people created a powerful partnership of people for change – as well as opportunities for new businesses in Tulse Hill.

The annual Lambeth School debating competition returns this month.