To preserve the Brixton Blog & Bugle as a permanent archive accessible to the local community and beyond, we’ve launched a Crowdfunder to save the Blog & Bugle archive in ...

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You are invited to join his family and friends to celebrate the life of ALAN SLINGSBY who passed away on 28 January 2026. A gathering will be held 10.15 – 11.15am on Friday 13 March West ...

You know that smoke billowing out of the yard next to Railton Road’s adventure playground? It’s not just some random resident’s charcoal grill, it’s Maureen’s Kitchen, the edible yard sale of your ...

Jessica Whitham talks to Beyond Retro director Kate Peters about Brixton, sustainability and conscious consumerism Brixton is at the forefront of environmentally conscious shopping. online... Manage ...

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A long-awaited vision for Windrush Square is gathering pace, as plans to convert the derelict former public toilets, closed for decades, into a dynamic new arts bar take a significant step forward. At ...

It is with tremendous sadness that we announce the death of Alan Slingsby, our editor. Alan died at home suddenly and unexpectedly – we believe of heart failure – on 28 January. Throughout his life, ...

Brixton photographer Wayne Campbell discusses the new edition of his book inspired by the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests with Tiah Shepherd Visual activist and photographer Wayne Campbell celebrates ...

The Blog and Bugle team had the absolute pleasure of meeting Ned, Bruno, Ronnie and Frankie, a string of dachshunds on their sausage strolls in Brockwell Park. This lively bunch are all chums who were ...

Brixton’s Ritzy cinema rolls out the red carpet on Friday (5 December) to celebrate the best and brightest talent among local young filmmakers. Organised by the Ascension Agency and other local ...

Brixton’s Tate Library is currently host to an exhibition of photographs by people who have experience of homelessness. Organised by the Royal Photographic Society, Our 2025 Journey is a large ...