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Locals Slam 'Disgraceful, Deeply Upsetting' Vandalism of Windrush Portraits

Vandalism · London

Locals Slam 'Disgraceful, Deeply Upsetting' Vandalism of Windrush Portraits

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The damage to the portraits has been described as a 'shocking act of racial disrespect'See the Story

Brixton-Born Bubble Tea Pops to the Top

Taiwan · Taiwan

Brixton-Born Bubble Tea Pops to the Top

Brixton-born bubble tea brand TeaJoy was named “London Food & DrinkStartup of the Year” at this year’s UK StartUp Awards. Co-founded by Ning Ma and Jack Gaskin (pictured), TeaJoy began life in theBrixton Village restaurant MamaLan during lockdown. Now the pair are gearing up to launch their first ready-to-drink cannedbubble tea range in August, featuring flavours like passionfruit andstrawberry and peach and mango with popping boba. Judges said …See the Story

Wayne’s Garden – where Clapham meets Jamaica

London, England · London

Wayne’s Garden – where Clapham meets Jamaica

Clapham meets Jamaica is how Wayne Amiel describes his amazing and award-winning garden that has featured in BBC2’s Gardeners’ World. You will be able to see for yourself at a National Garden Scheme open day on Sunday 20 July. The scheme says that the relatively small (eight x 20 metres) north-facing garden shows what can […]Read Article

Roots, recipes and the legacy of colonialism

The pioneering social enterprise Brixton People’s Kitchen is joining a university and a vegan caterer and educator to create an event exploring food and its links to the legacies of colonialism and the transatlantic trade in enslaved people. With the department of information studies at University College London (UCL) and SisterWoman Ltd, it will present Roots & […]Trade · London Read Article

Celebrated Chef Mark Hix to Host Exclusive Dinner at The Clink Restaurant, HMP Brixton

The Clink Charity is proud to announce that award-winning British chef, restaurateur, and food writer Mark Hix MBE has joined as a culinary ambassador. In this role, Hix will help raise awareness of The Clink’s life-changing work with people in prison. To launch this collaboration, Hix will host a one-night-only dinner at The Clink’s flagship restaurant inside HMP Brixton on Wednesday 16 July at 6:00 PM. This event marks the beginning of a new s…Brixton, England · Brixton See the Story

Lambeth libraries strike suspended

Strike action by Lambeth library staff on Wednesday (2 July) has been suspended. Negotiations between Lambeth council and the staff trade union Unison led to a new approach from the council and library staff have voted to accept it, although some staffing issues remain to be resolved.London, England · London Read Article

Brockwell Hall hosts ‘community celebration’

Brockwell Park will host another event this July in the shape of All Gone South, billed as an art and music fair. Taking place at the refurbished Brockwell Hall from noon to 8pm on Saturday and Sunday 26 and 27 July, it promises DJs on a main stage; art; shopping; and food and drink. Entry is freLondon, England · London Read Article

Award for photographer of Brixton community activism

Neil Kenlock MBE, whose photographs of community activism in Brixton in the 1970s and 80s are now owned by the Tate Gallery and Victoria and Albert Museum, is a recipient of the Paulette Wilson Justice Award from this year’s Windrush Caribbean Film Festival (WCFF). Now in its sixth year, the festival ran from 14 to […]Photography · London Read Article

‘Sheroes’ of Angell Town honoured

Two of the “sheroes” of Brixton were honoured and remembered with a ceremony in Angell Town. As people living on the estate celebrated with their 14th annual Community Big Lunch, new benches, a book exchange and plaques honouring Dr Dora Boatemah MBE “the Mother of Angell Town” and Margarette “Madge” Davids were unveiled. Dora Boatemah […]London, England · London Read Article

New Brixton Traders Association Launched Aiming to Be ‘One Voice for Traders Across the Markets’

Open the article to view the coverage from Brixton Buzz news, features and listings for Brixton, London…London, England · London See the Story

Brixton Blog & Bugle Summer Art Show

The ever-popular Brixton Blog & Bugle Summer Art show opens on Monday 30 June in the Brixton Library, Windrush Square. Showcasing the work of almost 70 local artists, the show is a unique way to bring local artists and the local community together. This is the sixth show and the biggest yet. And it is […]London, England · London Read Article

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