The Latest Breaking News from Brixton

Up to 2,100 revellers a night are expected to descend upon SW2 for the new Oktoberfest party

A woman has been rushed to hospital after being struck by a motorbike in a busy south London high street.

SUN shines while heading up a new, noisy French revolution in Brixton

When an office block threatened to change the face of Brixton forever, locals protested. Josh Barrie reports on the fight to save the soul of SW9

The singer, 55, talks about headlining Glastonbury, getting an OBE and having itchy feet

A controversial 20-storey tower proposed for Brixton by a billionaire Texan DJ has been scrapped after a years-long community campaign against the project.

En Root is emerging as one of South London’s foremost dining destinations, with spaces now in Brixton, Clapham, and Peckham

Letters: Brixton new-build | Derek Malcolm tributes | Stonehenge trees instead of tunnel | Send her Victorias | Chelsea on the cheap

The first place I lived in London as an adult was the Ralph West Halls of Residence, on Albert Bridge Road, opposite Battersea Park. I was 17, it was the height of punk, and I lived just a spit from King’s Road in Chelsea. Since then I’ve lived in most…

In a searing account of early trauma at the hands of social services and the police, the award-winning writer finds joy and empowerment in his love of music

Windrush Square is a vibrant public plaza at the heart of Brixton, in the London borough of Lambeth. It was first named in 1998 in commemoration of the arrival of the Empire Windrush, which docked in Essex in 1948, carrying 1,027 passengers, at least 500 of whom were from the…