Lambeth Council has been forced into an embarrassing U-turn over its controversial West Dulwich Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN), following a damning High Court ruling earlier this year which found ...

It’s one of the most inspirational shows we’ve seen this year, so we can’t recommend Yoshitomo Nara’s exhibition at the Hayward Gallery enough – and, even better, ...

What was supposed to be a joyous celebration of Latino culture has suffered a serious setback with organisers blaming Lambeth council mismanagement, police objections and Licensing Department ...

Nature / Nurture is a solo exhibition by acclaimed portrait artist Sarah Jane Moon, exploring queer identity, place, and the evolving idea of home through two interwoven bodies of work.

We have to say we’re loving the new ‘mini forest’ that has sprouted up in Hootananny’s outdoor area recently. Scroll down for more photos of the greenery and details about ...

A new exhibition called A Vanished Kennington: the studio archive of Manning Photographers will be on display at Lambeth Archives from 15th July until the 16th August 2025.

Following on from the success of last month’s event, there will bed an extended hours car-free day in Brixton this Saturday, 12 July, running from 12pm to 10pm.

A ‘spiritual healer’ known as ‘Papa B’ who ran a shop in Market Row, Brixton for over 30 years has been jailed for rape and sexual assault following an investigation led by Met Police ...

The defaced Windrush Untold Stories exhibition was reprinted, remounted and quietly relaunched in Windrush Square last night with a dignified gathering in the sunsoaked courtyard at the Black ...

As news came through that a suspect had been arrested on suspicion of a racially motivated crime, Windrush Square was a ...

It might be scorchio outside, but there’s tons of ice cold drinks (and aircon!) inside the Effra Social for the return of the regular MegaPop event this Friday, 11th July. As ever, you can ...

Lambeth Council is pressing ahead with plans to overhaul travel support for young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), replacing some direct transport services with cash ...