The Black Cultural Archives in Brixton wants to know more about what you’d like to see in their building, and would also like you to help them shape their strategy for the years ahead.

It’s been said that if the sound of a Gail’s coffee machine is the guitar solo of gentrification, then the soft metallic clank of golf clubs in a bag is the rhythmic backing track. And ...

You’ve got to be quick to get your opinion heard – the consultation slams shut on the 15th October 2026 – but the council wants you to have your say about their proposed ...

Lambeth prices resident permits by emissions, then adds £275 for every diesel, including Euro 6 models, and when we covered the Brixton CPZ, one commenter said the scheme made sense but “the ...

Gail’s Bakery, the absolute poster girl for rampant gentrification, will be inviting Brixtonites to nibble on their kimchi, cheddar and gochugaru chili croissants from this Friday, 16th October.

It wasn’t an afternoon to remember for Hamlet fans who travelled to Enfield Town’s Art Deco stadium, as the in-form league leaders thumped the pink and blues 3-0. Buzz photographer Max ...

After a dour 88 minutes of horribly average football, the Menace Arena suddenly starting ringing out to the sound of ‘GET IN!,’ bellowed out at maximum volume after Parkwood Rangers ...

Join David Katz, in conversation with Lloyd Bradley, discussing Dub Revolution: Jamaica’s Sonic Innovators and the Birth of Remix Culture at the Brixton Library this Monday, 12 2026.

Carnegie Library Hub is tasked with preserving south London’s historic local library and hub as a welcoming place for community activity. They’ve been in touch and asked Buzz if we ...

Earlier this week we published a piece revealing that despite Lambeth Council’s claims that the Kennington Park skatebowl (aka The Kenny) had been ‘saved,’ it was in fact now ...

Lambeth Council say that they are, “campaigning for an end to austerity, opening up the council’s books, and asking for your ideas to save money and improve services,” and ...

After decades of pounding the streets and pointing out interesting structures, four London Guides have turned their attention to writing about fifty buildings in  Brixton and Herne Hill – two ...