We work to uncover the history of our built environment and the communities that have come before us, so we can be a part of shaping Brixton's future.

To do this we hold regular meetings, hold events and stalls, and produce publications about our local area. Our members come from all walks of life and all parts of Brixton, helping to enrich our discussions and campaigns.

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Happy New Year

Posted on: 6th January, 2012 in Events, News

Welcome back to our website. We have put all the key dates for the Society into the 2012 Calendar. A new venture for us this year is that we will be leading guided walks around the Brixton Market area in…

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Friends of Tate Library Brixton

Posted on: 15th September, 2011 in Events, News

The Friends of Tate Library Brixton will meet on 28 September at 6 pm at the library (this is after the library has closed but the manager has very kindly arranged for us to be let in – and out).  We…

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Lambeth Weekender

Posted on: 15th September, 2011 in Brixton Stories, Planning

Lambeth Weekender is a new, free, fortnightly publication. Its current edition (9 September) includes articles on Brixton market and the Stockwell Festival. It also includes Lambeth's statutory notices: planning, licensing, etc. This is where you can discover if something is…

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Next Meeting

The Society will be holding its Winter Social in the Vida Walsh Centre on Thursday 12 January 2012 starting at 7:00pm. This is free but strictly a members-only event. If you would like to come, please email membership@brixtonsociety.org.uk so that we know numbers for catering.

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