Following the closure of Juno Way Studios, Community Youth London partnered with Brixton Soup Kitchen to deliver a six-month creative hub in the heart of Brixton. Located next to the Brixton Recreation Centre, the hub provided access to recording studios, podcast facilities, photography equipment, and community-led workshops for young people. The pop-up space created a working blueprint for community-focused creative hubs and is now run by members of the CYL team and engineer

After 17 years, Juno Way Studios has closed due to the lack of sustained third-party funding. The studio played a vital role in supporting creative talent and community-led development through Community Youth London. While the space has closed, the work continues.

Community Youth London is sharing a number of important updates reflecting recent activity and ongoing work. These include the closure of Juno Way Studios after 17 years, youth engagement supporting the National Race Action Plan, our Brixton creative hub partnership with Brixton Soup Kitchen, the launch and continued work of Community Youth Jamaica (CYJ), support for Jamaica’s Best School Band, and emergency response work following Hurricane Melissa. Thank you to everyone who

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