#brixton

#brixton

Clovis Salmon was regarded as the UK's first Black documentary filmmaker, chronicling life in Brixton over decades and capturing the community's cultural history through his unique lens.

Bernard Williams, 77, ran the Original Products store in Market Row for over 30 years and was known in the community for his spiritual treatments. He exploited a woman's trust, convincing her that sex was necessary to remove spirits. Convicted of one count of rape and two counts of sexual assault, he was sentenced to nine years in prison.

This is a deeply upsetting and shocking act of racial disrespect. Windrush Untold Stories was created to celebrate the contributions and resilience of the Windrush Generation, whose story is central to the fabric of British life. That it should be targeted in such a hateful way is a stark reminder of the ongoing challenges we face in building an inclusive and respectful society.

“Mulan Noodle, now open on Acre Lane between Brixton and Clapham, specializes in hand-pulled noodles from the Xi'an region of China, which are made fresh in-house every day.”},{

"One of the main things about sickle cell is pain; I am always in pain... If it wasn't for the people who donate blood, I literally would not be having this conversation."

People living in the six-storey building on Loughborough Park estate in Brixton expressed concern about children, elderly or disabled neighbours.

The future of a Brixton-based charity helping to feed the most deprived local families is in doubt after Lambeth council announced cuts to its funding.

The Black Culture Market is back, giving Londoners the chance to support emerging entrepreneurs and businesses of African and Caribbean descent with unique products.

The Young Volunteer programme at Ebony really does change young people's lives and this funding from the Omaze community is absolutely huge for us.

The Met Police has initiated an investigation into a serious incident involving a 40-year-old man who was critically injured in a disturbance on a bus.

Buster's, now open on Atlantic Road, takes design cues from Ploussard while focusing on juicy burgers made with wagyu beef, highlighting a unique fusion of culinary influences.

Wide Awake Festival will take place on May 23, 2025, in Brockwell Park, Brixton, South London, featuring live music from over 70 artists across seven stages.