Brixton Blog is an online community newspaper about everything happening in Brixton, London. We cover local news, music, food, events and history.

Brixton Blog is an online community newspaper about everything happening in Brixton, London. We cover local news, music, food, events and history.

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The holiday play project benefited 57 children, despite a reduce service. A free hot meal is served within each session and has been an integral part of the service since 2017. Candice said: “131 ...

Brixton teenagers Youthsayers have used their phones during lockdown to record a version of Sam Cooke’s civil rights era anthem A Change Is Gonna Come. Youthsayers ...

During lockdown we are all missing a leisurely wander through the streets of Brixton, brother and sister design duo Jess and Tom Jones-Berney have... Brixton Chamber Orchestra has announced details of ...

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Pastor Lorraine Jones-Burrell who, since her son Dwayne died as a result of knife crime in Brixton 11 years ago,... Two of Brixton’s most dedicated workers for young people and the community are ...

The Brixton Learning Collaborative (BLC), a group of 14 schools and children’s centres in and around Brixton, is publishing useful ideas and resources for home learning. BLC supports pupils, staff, ...

Brixton’s budding entrepreneurs have the opportunity to secure £500 to develop their business ideas with this year’s ‘Your Big Idea’... A leading local charity worker, Sue Pettigrew, was awarded an ...

I became an Investigative Journalism Fellow with the Centre for Investigative Journalism to work on this investigation with Brixton Media. I am very interested in continuing the piece beyond this ...

Union members working for Lambeth libraries have voted by 88.5% of a 57% turnout to strike against the council’s plans for their future. Their union Unison will now discuss with its members what form ...