The super popular Brixton MegaPOP party is returning to Effra Social for a special Christmas Party on Friday, December 5th, 2025. You can book your free tickets now. Expect DJs to be throwing down ...

Lambeth Council’s Corporate Committee will gather at the Town Hall on 27th November, with a decidedly unsexy but hugely revealing set of reports that shine a light on the borough’s finances, ...

Lambeth councillor John-Paul Ennis has been named Young Councillor of the Year at the 16th annual LGIU & CCLA Councillor Awards, held last night at London’s Guildhall.

Lambeth & Croydon Foodbank have announced two fundraising events for the festive season:  an exclusive open day experience at Lambeth Palace and a carol singing marathon at Waterloo station.

Back in August, we enthused about a new public riverside space called the Effra Quay that had opened up close to Vauxhall Bridge. On a recent visit, we were surprised to find a host of bronze ...

Brixton’s free weekly live music night, We Are Many (held at The Bricks bar on Coldharbour Lane, SW9), recently celebrated its first anniversary.

Most homeless households in Lambeth should now expect to be placed outside the borough – and in many cases outside the southeast – under a major overhaul of the council’s Placement Policy.

Although we’re already more than halfway through November, there’s still a load of shows happening at the Brixton O2 Academy this month – and there’s still tickets ...

Celebrating the impact of Caribbean and African culture in the UK, City Splash will be returning to Brockwell Park on Bank Holiday Monday, 25th May 2026.

On a bitterly cold November evening at Champion Hill, 826 fans watched Dulwich Hamlet put in a hugely disappointing shift, losing 1-3 to struggling Cray Valley Paper Mills.

After narrowly avoiding an HMRC winding-up petition, the Loughborough Estate Management Board has issued a dramatic estate-wide letter invoking “the devil”, accusing Lambeth Council of causing ...

Lambeth Council’s latest Corporate Peer Challenge Progress Review has landed, and the message is stark: the Council simply does not have the capacity or the financial stability to deliver the long ...