Lambeth Libraries have announced another full programme of events for July 2025. Scroll down to find out more.

Hosted by Dr Yemisi Bokinni, The Superfood Map of Brixton is a short documentary exploring the powerful, nutritious foods still sold and shared at Brixton Market, where each ingredient tells a story ...

Brixton Storeys hosts the Sexquisite x Riot Rooftop Pride Afterparty, a high-energy, queer-led celebration of pleasure, protest, and performance. With DJs, drag, and sunset ...

Lambeth Council has been heavily criticised by the Schools Adjudicator for failing to follow the correct legal process in its attempt to amalgamate two Church of England primary schools – ...

Inside Housing and the ipaper investigated how much money councils were spending on emergency accommodation for homeless people, sending “Freedom of Information requests to ...

Central Hill Estate had an amazing fun day with sand, swimming pools and a bouncy castle and they’re looking to do the same this year, except they’re trying to raise the ...

South London Theatre (SLT) in West Norwood is on the hunt for talented actors to bring Jennifer Lunn’s award-winning play Es and Flo to life. Auditions are taking place this Sunday ...

A new traders association for traders in Brixton Village and Market Row has launched with the goal of unifying traders across Brixton’s Markets. Today, Thursday 26 June 2025, traders from ...

This week the Buzz sat down with Simon Parkes, the maverick founder of Brixton Academy, to hear about a new play dramatising his story and the birth of the much loved music venue that defined ...

Dulwich Hamlet’s ambitions for a new stadium at Champion Hill have been dragging on for well over a decade, with plans being thwarted by problems with developers and planning issues. A key ...

Dulwich Hamlet Football Club have announced their upcoming pre- season schedule for the men’s team. The club says that these “are the first opportunities to see Mark Dacey and his ...

Three Labour MPs representing the Brixton Buzz patch have publicly defied the Labour government by putting their names to a parliamentary amendment opposing the controversial Welfare Reform Bill.