Heart Streatham Issue 14 - July-August 2015

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Welcome to Heart Streatham Issue 14 covering
both July and August. If you thought June had a
lot on, wait till you see July! We’re bringing this
issue out early just to cover all these events, most
of which are offered to the community for free by
volunteers.
It’s the 14th annual Streatham Festival this month,
and we feature almost the entire programme from
the festival in this issue. The battle of the bands
kicks things off on the 25th of June with the
winner playing the Streatham Strut on July 10th.
See what’s been going on around town in our
roundup on page 5 and we’re absolutely full to the
brim with new openings, plus some juicy #rumint
at the Parish Pump on page 9.
We’ve a fascinating look into the history of the
area through the eyes of one of Streatham’s
longest serving businesses. Our property section
looks at movements in the property market in
Streatham, and our local police inspector tells us
about the activities of the Police Cadets on P44.
We’ve lots of What’s on, including activities
throughout July and August and much, much
more inside. We hope you enjoy!
A bit about us...
Lee Alley went to a local
police briefing on Safer
Neighbourhoods in 2005
expecting to heckle and
accidentally found himself
impressed by what he heard.
Weeks later he even more
accidentally found himself
elected chair of the St Leonards
safer neighbourhoods panel where he sensibly set
up term limits for chairs. Ironically he now chairs
Streatham Action, the Streatham Area Forum.
Jane Wroe Wright has worked
on five continents in the
world of media, for national,
international and local press,
TV and magazine brands.
She’s lived in the area for 30
years, the past eight of which
have been in Streatham. She
has four children, sings with the
Streatham Choral Society and volunteers with
Streatham Festival 2015 and Streatham Action.
If you have a story for us, or would like to enquire
about advertising rates, please email
info@heartstreatham.co.uk or call 0208 133 4629.
Heart Streatham is published by Heart Media Limited and is delivered to 11,000 Streatham
households. Another 1000 magazines can be collected from selected local businesses along
Streatham High Road and down Greyhound Lane to the end of Streatham Vale.
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Cover Image: Stompin’ Dave Allen courtesy of www.allenboeckle.com. See Dave at the Festival Ceilidh 10th July

We were very proud to see our Streatham
ice skaters and athletes bring home a bevy
of medals again! The ice skaters join
the Herne Hill Harriers’ athletes and
others as part of Streatham’s crop
of youngsters competing at the
top of national class sporting
competitions and we support
them!
We’ve written about the
questionable use of the planning
system several times. We’ve have
word Lambeth will be relaxing its
planning rules from July, and have already
seen several planning applications for multi-
flat conversions and basement flats flood
in. Streatham Action is posting all planning
applications submitted for any of the four
Streatham wards (since the 1st of May this
year) at www.streathamaction.org.uk/planning.
Just in from Furzedown – Wandsworth Council
prosecuted a prodigious fly-tipper who had
strewn rubbish just off Furzedown Road.
A great result we expect to see copied in
Lambeth ASAP!
Speaking of which, after a huge mea maxima
culpa from the council on the effects of
its policies in increasing fly-tipping in
Streatham this past autumn, we were
pleased to see Lambeth’s promised
response to this on social media
this month. We should expect
action on anti-social contractors,
enforcement on littering,
flytipping, etc but they need our
help. We will post info on our
website on how to report this to
the council for enforcement action.
If you missed Nadia Sawalha opening
the British Home Summer Fayre, you really
missed a treat. We joined several hundred

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others on Crown Point for the festivities, made
new friends and enjoyed a great Saturday’s
entertainment at the British Home.
Not to be outdone, the local Portuguese
community celebrated the Day of Portugal
on Streatham Common with entertainment,
loads of delicious food, music and
more. More events like this, please,
Lambeth Council!
Although it rapidly became
expensive with children in tow,
the Streatham Food Festival
was a great excuse to get out
and visit a couple of new places
on the High Road. The offers in
some of the venues have clearly
changed from snacky afterthoughts to
delicious treats crafted just for the festival.
Streatham is becoming a foodie pilgrimage
destination.
After a research and restoration project by 50
volunteers lasting over a year, the Friends of
Streatham Common launched the new White
STReATHAM RounDuP ConTInueD
Garden in the Rookery. After the centenary
of the gardens in 2013, renovation for the
gardens for the next 100 years has been a
rousing success. Be sure to visit the Rookery
to see the superb work the friends’ volunteers
have done.
There was great fun at a fabulous
Furzedown Big Day Out, We saw
dancing, skateboarding, eating,
drinking and live bands thus
even more dancing. Furzedown
was rocking and it looked like
everyone had a lot of fun!
After considerable local pressure,
TfL published an underwhelming
plan to improve the Mitcham Lane –
Ambleside Avenue junction which has seen
a recent fatality and many recent accidents.
It appears to be a least cost solution and we
think TfL can do much better at this. We will
be supporting others locally to get a proper
plan for the junction.

Liberty of London are coming to Streatham for
an evening talk with E & A Wates
Date: Thursday 9th July 2015.
Time: 7.00pm for 7.30pm start, light refreshments.
Tickets: £5.00 (plus postage) in advance from E & A Wates.
Small quantity of tickets available on the door.
Venue: Mitcham Lane Baptist Church, 230 Mitcham Lane SW16 6NT
Libertycushionfor one lucky ticket holder on the night!
You are invited into our workshop to view the traditional craft skills of
Reupholstery,French Polishing,Cabinet Restoration,Caning,Rushing
& Gilding together with examples of finished work. Free admission, tours
start on the hour.
Saturday 4 July, Thursday 9 July, Saturday 11 July
All days are from 10am - 2pm, with last tour at 1pm
Our workshop tours - See what goes on behind the scenes
82-84 Mitcham Lane SW16 6NR t: 020 8769 2205 e: sales@eawates.com eawates.com Limited Free Parking
For nearly 100 years amazing fabrics were produced
for and by Liberty on the River Wandle in Merton!
Come and hear about the fascinating association
between a leading luxury retail brand known
worldwide, and our local area.
The talk will also highlight the relaunch of Liberty Art Fabrics and describe the
creative process in designing the latest collection. On display will be the new
fabric and wallpaper collections, upholstery in Liberty fabric and plenty
of local heritage photos, artefacts and stories to savour!

Painting by
Shirley Parker, resident.
The British Home is a charity that has cared
for severely disabled people for over 150 years.
Help us to continue our work of improving the
lives of those that need it most.
Care to help? Care to give?
The British Home
Crown Lane, Streatham, London SW16 3JB
Telephone: 020 8670 8261
www.britishhome.org.uk
CHARITY NO. 206222
“You really can change the
world if you care enough.”Marian Edelman

Streatham
Soapbox
We do love to have a pop at the big and
powerful from our soapbox but there are some
fabulous things happening behind the scenes
that we wanted to highlight these and some
people that make things work that need to be
bigged up.
Our local police inspector described our
neighbourhood police and what they do, but
each team in Streatham has their priorities set
by a panel of volunteers that engage with the
community, find out the security needs and
feed this into the police at regular meetings.
See our website for how to get in touch and
involved with your local panel.
We put out calls for volunteers for Streatham
Action, and you’ve responded. Two people
will be making the big boys take notice of
Streatham: Neil Salt, the Transport Action
Group chair, and Russ Lensh the Planning
action Group Chair, and many folk have come
forward to help them out.
This month the Streatham Festival celebrates
its 14th year of putting Streatham on the arts
and culture map. It will be the biggest ever
and adds a comedy trail this year, but for the
first time the Streatham Festival has no public
money from Lambeth Council or the Mayor.
All has been financed by sponsorship from
local businesses and a small grant from the
inStreatham Business Improvement District.
It’s taken a crack team of volunteers who
have given up weeks of their lives to make
all this happen. Dozens of businesses have
donated volunteers, products, venues, cash
and expertise that have been critical for the
festival’s success. Look for their names and
logos inside.
Thanks to the Festival Board for the many
days they have devoted (so far) to making
the Festival happen. Please volunteer to help
during the week if you can - they need helpers!
email chair@streathamfestival.com to get

ParishPump
We have a plethora of new shops that have
opened or are about to open that we would
like to welcome to Streatham
The Filling Station cafe at 235
Streatham High Road has opened
featuring superb Algerian roast
coffee. Say hi to Kais & Zizu!
Trio Piizzeria in the former 19
Bar premises. Have a visit when
they feature free live jazz during the
Streatham Festival.
442 Gallery next to Mediworld at 442
Streatham High Road (of course!) is
a new pop-up art gallery feature for
the Streatham Festival.
D&H Stationers on Greyhound Lane
just up from Streatham Common
Station, have opened a lovely shop
with a surprising amount of things to grab
kids’ interests. Next to them Simply Stone
worktop shop provides the very best in stone
counter tops for kitchen surfaces etc.
We understand Continental Food
Shop on Leigham Court Road will be
opening imminently featuring fresh
fish and produce as well as drinks..
Baby Boutikue childrens’ designer
clothes has opened in Streatham
Hill just near ilili featuring items by
Aquascutum, Aston Martin and Ralph
Lauren.
Taylor Gray Estates, Holmes
Estates, and Oak Estate Agents
have all opened in the past few
weeks stamping an indelible
statement that Streatham is the
happening place to move to! Taylor
Gray will host a launch party for the
business community on the 26th of June
at 43 Streatham Hill.

St Reatham Antiques has opened at Chimes
Corner just in front of the Streatham Ice and
Leisure Arena. They feature some fabulous
second hand and antique items at bargain
prices.
We’re very happy to welcome our second
record shop opening in as many months,
Undercover Records on Sternhold Avenue
between Adomme and the High Road will
open in July featuring vinyl, rare cuts and
more.
And finally, the rumour is on the little hole
in the wall next to Streatham Station is that
there’s a florist on the way.
One thing you can say for Streatham, we
asked for more independent businesses and
the business community has responded!
Come and see for yourself
arrange a visit on 020 8835 8500
www.cavendishlodgenursery.co.uk
Open 8am - 6pm weekdays
Huge garden
Good transport links
just 5 minutes from Streatham
Common & Streatham Stations

Our outstanding, family-run
nursery looks after children
from 6 months - rising 5

Streatham’s newly
refurbished pub is now open!
Beautiful new interior,
fantastic garden with an
Alfresco dining area &
added bonus of our very
own burger shack!
Like us on facebok— The Bull Streatham
Follow us on Twitter—@BullStreatham
Peek at us on Instagram—THEBULLSTREATHAM
498 Streatham High Road, London,
SW16 3QB
0208 764 4003
thebullstreatham@youngs.co.uk

THE RIVER WANDLE: & LIBERTY OF LONDON
by roger wates
The Wandle flows for just 12 miles
from Carshalton and Waddon
to the Thames at Wandsworth,
dropping an impressive 126 feet,
resulting in a fast flow with the
ability to turn water wheels and
power mills.
Over 900 years ago the Doomsday
Survey recorded 13 watermills used
for grinding corn and wheat and malt
for brewing, and by 1805 the river
was ‘the hardest worked river
for its size in the world’, with 49
mills used for textile spinning,
fabric dying, calico printing,
wool, paper and parchment
manufacture, vegetable oil and
leather production, copper, iron and
gunpowder making, and tobacco and
snuff production.
Quality was high as well, with manufacturers
that were Royal suppliers of paper and
Connelly leather (used in Rolls Royce and
Jaguar cars), Young’s brewery, and three
names that became iconic in interior design
world; William Morris, De Morgan Tiles and
Liberty of
London .
The Liberty
works
produced
block
printed and
silk screen
printed
fabrics
which sold
throughout
the world
and helped
establish
Liberty’s reputation for luxury goods
and innovative design.
Liberty’s head fabric designer
with be giving a talk with E &A
Wates as part of Streatham
Festival (see programme from
p17) from July 9th exploring
this fascinating history, including
2 short films from 1930s & 1970s and
describing the creative process in
launching a new fabric collection;
The Secret Garden, Exhibits from
the archives, fabrics lengths,
furniture and refreshments will
enhance this fascinating and
special evening.
E & A Wates 020 8769 2205

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StreathamFestivalPreview
by LeTTIe MCKIe
The Streatham Festival is back for its 14th
year on 4-11 July. The theme this year is
“Coming of Age”, as Streatham becomes
an even better place to live and enjoy great
restaurants, music and art. Events range
from music and comedy, theatre
and film, to Art23, Streatham’s
own Art Trail. You can find the
full Festival programme inside
from page 17, and at www.
streathamfestival.com
Here are our highlights to get
you started; The Ceilidh Tree
are hosting their biggest ever
Ceilidh on 2 stages 10th July
at The British Home. There will
be top foot- stomping acts with
fiddles, banjo and a caller shouting
out the next move! It’s likely to be a sell-
out, so book tickets ASAP.
Every night the Festival’s Giggle Week
previews an amazing range of award-winning
comedy acts headed for the Edinburgh Fringe.
Don’t miss the Laughing Pod, upstairs at the
Horse and Groom - £5 a show or £15 for an
evening of 3 hilarious shows. Hideaway hosts
a FREE Giggle Week grand finale on Friday
10th July – Giggle Week is sponsored by
Fitness First, and they’ll be helping
out with flyers for the great
comedy events all over town.
Learn acting, jewellery
making, singing and more
at workshops run by local
businesses throughout the
Festival. Not to be missed
- E & A Wates open their
workshops to see master
craftsmen at work and Roger
Wates will be giving a talk about
the Liberty print and its local
connections. Topping the Family Fun is
The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party on 5th July at the
British Home. There’s a full programme of free
entertainment, including live jazz, tap dancing,
street funk and art.
The Streatham Festival is back for its 14th

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020 7998 4742
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during May (after 6pm)
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4th - 11th July
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Programme
Full details at
www.streathamfestival.com

Sponsors
Welcome
List of venues
Mitcham Lane Baptist Church,
230 Mitcham Lane SW16 6NT
020 8769 2205
Jasmin Studio Crafts, 4 Greyhound Lane
SW16 5SD 0208 0908 443
www.jasminstudiocrafts.com
Share My Haven, 260 Amesbury Avenue
Streatham Hill, SW2 3BL
www.sharemyhaven.com
British Home, Crown Lane, Streatham
SW16 3JB www.blackshawonline.com
Woodfield Recreation Ground,
Abbotswood Road, Streatham, SW16
1AP www.thewoodfieldproject.org.uk
The White Lion, 234 Streatham High
Road, SW16 1BB
www.streathamstables.org
Spires Centre, 8 Tooting Bec Gardens,
St Leonard’s Church Hall, SW16 1RB
020 8696 0943 www.spires.org.uk
Horse & Groom, 60 Streatham High
Road, SW16 1DA
www.designmynight.com
01702 817918 or 07719 967959
St Leonard’s Church, Streatham High
Road SW16 1HS www.wegottickets.
com/event/323155
Hideaway, 2 Empire Mews, Streatham
SW16 2BF www.hideawaylive.co.uk
020 8835 7070
Beacon Bingo, 110 Streatham Hill
W2 4RD 0333 6663366
www.streathamtheatre.org.uk
1 Woodmansterne Primary School
Stockport Road Streatham Vale
SW16 5XE
Leigham Arms, 1-2 Wellfield Road
SW16 2BT www.clarehirst.co.uk
Hillside Gardens, Hillside Rd, SW2 3HJ
www.freefilmfestivals.org
www.hillsidegardenspark.co.uk
Shout Hair, 342 Streatham High Road
www.shouthair.co.uk
The Rookery, 37 Streatham Common
South, SW16 3BX
South London Liberal Synagogue,
1 Prentis Road, SW16 1QB
office@southlondon.org
The Railway Pub, 2 Greyhound Lane
SW16 5SD 020 8769 9448
www.therailwaysw16.co.uk
ilili Restaurant, 53 Streatham Hill
SW2 4TS 020 7998 4742
www.ililirestaurant.co.uk
Tate Streatham Library, 63 Streatham
High Road, SW16 1PN
Blessings Caribbean Cuisine, 177
Streatham High Road SW16 6RG
The Hill, 72 Streatham Hill, SW2 4RD
Odeon Cinema, 47- 49 Streatham High
Road, SW16 1PW 0333 006 7777
Turnstyle Records, 227 Streatham High
Road, SW16 6EN
www.turnstylerecords.co.uk
Brighton Way, 5 Streatham High Road
SW16 1EF
www.facebook.com/SingOutStreatham
Palace Rd Nature Garden, 36 Palace
Road SW2 3NJ www.facebook.com/
pages/Palace-Road-Nature-Garden
Trio Pizzeria, 19 The High Parade
Stretham High Road, SW16 1EX
www.triopizzeria-uk.com
Perfect Blend, 8-9 Streatleigh Parade
Streatham High Road, SW16 1EQ
www.perfectblend.co.uk
The Standard, 78a Streatham High Road
SW16 1BS
Five Bells Pub, 70 Streatham High Road
SW16 1PH
The Earl Ferrer’s, 22 Ellora Road
SW16 6JF
Pratt’s and Payne, 103 Streatham High
Road, SW16 1HJ
The Manor Arms, 13 Mitcham Lane
SW16 6LQ
E&A Wates, 230 Mitcham Lane SW16
6NT 020 8769 2205 www.eawates.com
Vinters Studios, 1B Sunnyhill Road
SW16 2UG
www.streathamtheatre.org.uk/standup
The Hamlet, 10 Streatham High Road
SW16 1DB
www.thehamlet-village.co.uk
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Welcome to the programme for the 14th Streatham Festival, with over 100 events in 36 venues!
There’s something for everybody – music, theatre, comedy, film, workshops, pop-up galleries
and an Art Trail, fetes and fairs, walks and talks in 36 different venues all over Streatham.
Many events are completely FREE to enjoy, thanks to the hard work of volunteers and support
from the local businesses and our community. The Festival is also helping to raise funds for
Streatham-based homeless charity, Spires, which celebrates its 25th anniversary in September.
Hats off to the wonderful local people, artists, venues, organisations and businesses that have
made the 2015 Festival possible!
Check www.streathamfestival.com for all the details, have a look at what’s happening, and plan a
fabulous Streatham Festival week!
Streatham Festival Association Committee

Festival venues
PalaceRoad
Palace Road
Wyatt Park RoadDownton AvenueCricklade Avenue
Amesbury Avenue
HillsideRoad
ChristchurchRoad
Leigham
CourtRoad
LeighamCourtRoad
Crown Lane
Crown Lane
ValleyRoad
WellfieldRoad
SunnyhillRoad
Pinfold Road
Pendennis Road
GracefeildGardens
LeithcoteGardens
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AbbotswoodRoad
AldringtonRoad
ThraleRoad
MoyserRoad
amRoad
EardleyRoad
GreyhoundLane
Tankerville
Road
KempshottRoad
EllisonRoad
GuildersfieldRoad
ColmerRoad
FieldendRoad
AbercairnRoad
Mitcham
Lane
Ave
Ambleside
TootingBecGdns
Tooting Bec Road
WestDrive
StreathamVale
StreathamHighRoad
StreathamHighRd
StreathamCommonSouth
CovingtonWay
BeulahHill
WavertreeRoad
TOOTINGBECCOMMON
STREATHAMCOMMON
STREATHAM
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RoadPrentis
Becmead Avenue
Drewstead
FerrersRd
ElloraRd
NatalRd
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The British Home

Alice in Wonderland Blackshaw Theatre
Company
1.3-pm, 3-m, &, 15:00. Sunday, 5 July 1.30pm
& 3pm
Fall down the rabbit hole with Alice in this
fabulous adaptation – a sell-out run at
Wandsworth Fringe.
£6 adult, £3 children (under 12)
Suitable for ages 2+
www.blackshawonline.com
British Home
Crown Lane
Streatham
SW16 3JB
Where Do Novelists Get Their Ideas From?
2.30pm
Prizewinning author Bobbie Darbyshire
gives a literary talk.
FREE.
Mark Bennett Centre
Tate Streatham Library
63 Streatham High Road
SW16 1PN
America Rocks! White Lion
3pm till late
The pub becomes a Louisiana Bayou. Open jam
session 3-7pm, American theme fancy dress.
FREE. Donations in aid of Music4Children
www.streathamstables.org
The White Lion
SW16 1BB
Saturday 4th July
Furniture Restoration Workshop Open Day
E&A Wates
10am Tours start on the hour with the last tour at
1pm
Go behind the scenes at E&A Wates, watch
master craftsmen at work.
020 8769 2205
FREE. www.eawates.com
E&A Wates 82-84
Mitcham Lane
SW16 6NR
Jasmine Studios Jewellery-Making Workshop
From 10am
Make your own jewellery!
Ticketed but FREE.
020 8090 8443. www.jasminstudiocrafts.com
Jasmin Studio Crafts
4 Greyhound Lane
Streatham
SW16 5SD
Share My Haven
11am Get pampered!
Beauty tips, free treatments and samples.
FREE. www.sharemyhaven.com
260 Amesbury Avenue
Streatham Hill, SW2 3BL
Woodfield Fair
Starts 2pm
Steel Orchestra, stalls, raffle and a silent auction.
Proceeds to restore the pavilion on the site
FREE. The Woodfield Project
www.thewoodfieldproject.org.uk
Woodfield Recreation Ground
Abbotswood Road
Streatham SW16 1AP
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Theatre
Family Fun
Art/Craft

Spires and Friends Gallery Reception
Event official opening. 6pm onwards
Spires’ Centre becomes a pop-up art gallery
4 & 5 July. Festival Opening Reception, and
part of the wider Art 23 trail.
020 8696 0943
www.spires.org.uk
8 Tooting Bec Gardens
St Leonard’s Church Hall
SW16 1RB
The Laughing Pod Comedy Club
7.30 - 8.30pm: Tamar Broadbent
8.45 - 9.45pm: Simon King- In the Land of
Empires
10pm: Tania Edwards
£5 a show/£15 all 3 www.thelaughingpod.com/
01702 817918 or 07719 967959
Horse & Groom
SW16 1DA
A Summer Concert of Folk Songs and
Spirituals. Streatham Choral Society
8pm Doors open 7.30pm.
Songs from the British Isles & America.
£10 (£8.50 concessions), www.wegottickets.
com/event/323155 or on the door.
St Leonard’s Church
Streatham High Road
SW16 1HS
The Derek Nash Funk Experience, Hideaway
7pm
Saxophonist Derek Nash of Jools Holland
R&B Orchestra.
£15. www.hideawaylive.co.uk
020 8835 7070
Hideaway
2 Empire Mews
Streatham
SW16 2BF
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Breaking the Code - Streatham Theatre
Company
8pm (doors 7.30pm) & Sat 11th July
A play by Hugh Whitemore based on the story
of Alan Turing.
£10 Concessions £8 Not suitable for children.
The Studio Theatre
Streatham Hill Theatre
Beacon Bingo
110 Streatham Hill
SW2 4RD
Memories are Made of Us. Sing Streatham
7.30pm
An evening of nostalgic songs from days gone
by & sing-along.
FREE. 020 8679 8359
Woodmansterne Primary School
Stockport Road, Streatham Vale SW16 5XE
The Leigham Arms presents Clare Hirst
9pm
A lively jazz-infused performance.
FREE. www.clarehirst.co.uk
Leigham Arms
1-2 Wellfield Road
SW16 2BT
The Breakfast Club- Free outdoor film.
Hillside Gardens
9.30pm
Character/80s dress up encouraged and
rewarded!
FREE. www.freefilmfestivals.org
Hillside Gardens
Hillside Rd
SW2 3HJ
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Sunday 5th July
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Cocktails, nibbles, music, vintage clothing, face
painting, demos, & make up practice.
FREE. www.shouthair.co.uk
Shout Hair, 342 Streatham High Road
SW16 6HH
Around Streatham Common. The Streatham
Society 11am
Peter Newmark and Graham Gower explore the
history of the Common.
FREE. www.streathamsociety.org.uk
Meet at Streatham Common Cafe by the Rookery,
The Rookery, 37 Streatham Common South
SW16 3BX
Fun at the Farm from Cavendish Lodge Nursery
11am
Meet animals from Vauxhall City Farm; bunnies,
ponies, sheep and llamas.
Bring a picnic. FREE.
The Orchard Field,
The Rookery
Streatham Common
SW16 3BX
Mad Hatters Tea Party at the British Home
From 1pm
Sponsored by Barracuda’s Day Camps and
The Bull, Streatham.
A fun-packed afternoon of music, performances,
workshops, and stalls. Jazz, Indian dance,
tap dancing, and street fun. Anyone Everyone
Theatre, poetry, and Top and Tiny Turns hold
a theatrical workshop. Singers Emily C Smith,
Megan Linford and folk trio Clutching at Straws.
Try Animal Flow with Fitness First & Yoga for
Children. Wear your hat.... you might just win a
prize! FREE. www.streathamfestival.com
Alice in Wonderland, Blackshaw Theatre
Company 1.30pm and 3pm
£6 adult, £3 children. www.blackshawonline.com
The British Home
Crown Point
Streatham
SW16 3JB
Streatham Common Community Garden Open
Day From 12 noon
Plants and produce for sale, a mini-beast hunt,
and more!
FREE.
www.streathamcommoncommunitygarden.org
The Rookery, Streatham Common South
SW16 3BX
Katsha’nes Music Hall 6.30pm
Vivi Lachs and Katsha’nes present Cockney
Music Hall!
£10/£8 concessions.
office@southlondon.org or on the door
South London,
Liberal Synagogue
1 Prentis Rd
SW16 1QB
Festival Choral Evensong with St Leonard’s
Church Choir. 6.30pm
St Leonard’s Church Choir with Total Brass
quintet.
FREE. www.stleonard-streatham.org.uk
St Leonards Church, Streatham High Road
Streatham SW16 1HS
Mississippi Swamp Dogs. Hideaway
Doors at 12, show starts at 2pm.
Cajun swamp, New Orleans funk and Crescent
City shuffles.
£10, under 16s free. 020 8835 7070
www.hideawaylive.co.uk
SW16 2BF
7.30 - 8.30pm: Erich McElroy’s Imperfect Guide
to Picking the Perfect President
8.45 - 9.45pm: Ian Smith - Whereabouts.
10pm - Morgan Berry
Horse & Groom
SW16 1DA
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Giggle Week Comedy at the Railway 8pm
Sunday 5th July Doors 7pm. Show 8pm
Streatham Festival Show: Michael Legge
(Edinburgh Fringe preview) ,
Russell Hicks, Nick Hall.
MC Sion James.. & Free lollipops
£7 Entry £5 concessions
www.therailwaysw16.co.uk
020 8769 9448
Food available until 8pm
The Railway, 2 Greyhound Lane, Streatham
SW16 5SD
Paper Doll Productions Acting Workshops
Monday-Friday, July 6th Introduction to
improvisation.
Fun acting workshops for actors and anyone
applying to drama school.
Ticketed but FREE
www.paperdollproductions.co.uk
SW16 2BF
Classical Piano Recital by Concert Pianist
David Dreebin 7pm
An easy-to-listen-to recital on a grand Steinway
piano.
FREE with a collection for the British Home.
The British Home
Crown Lane
Streatham
SW16 3JB
7.30 - 8.30pm: David Tsonos - Walking the Cat
8.45 - 9.45pm: Sy Thomas - Jumper.
10-11pm: Lateef Lovejoy - The Anecdotes of a
Love Prince.
Horse & Groom
60 Streatham High Rd
SW16 1DA
The Hamlet Comedy Night 8pm
Ahir Shah, Edinburgh Fringe Preview
Downstairs at the Hamlet, 10 Streatham High Rd
SW16 1DB
12.30pm
Bring a Modern Monologue
Ticketed but FREE
SW16 2BF
Stand Up for Yourself at Giggle Week. 7pm
Workshop with Jo Ostrowska. Find out what
it’s like to be a stand-up comedian.
FREE to Streatham Theatre Company Members,
others £3 on the door. 18+
www.streathamtheatre.org.uk/
standup
Vinters Studios
1B Sunnyhill Road
SW16 2UG
Festival Storytelling with Gael Whelan 7.30pm
Folklore, faery tales and anecdotes.
FREE.
Ilili Restaurant, 53 Streatham Hill SW2 4TS
7.30 - 8.30pm: Tom Toal - Sunshine in
Bexleyheath.
8.45 - 9.45pm: Ivor Dembina - Old Jewish Jokes.
10 - 11pm: Addy Van Der Borgh
Horse & Groom, 60 Streatham High Road
SW16 1DA
12.30pm.
Bring a Jacobean Verse monologue.
Ticketed but FREE
Hideaway, 2 Empire Mews, Streatham SW16 2BF
Tuesday 7th July
Monday 6th July
Wednesday 8th July
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Design Africa Creative Workshops from Nkiruka
12.30pm Cushion Making, 3.30pm Tote Bag
£25 includes all materials and equipment
The Art of Head Wrapping 3.30pm
£15 (includes a head wrap/scarf of your choice!)
tickets from www.designafrica.eventbrite.co.uk
SW16 1PN
Meet the Author VerdanaBee 7.15pm
Reflections on her work in this fascinating talk.
FREE. 020 3609 5464
Blessings Caribbean Cuisine, 177 Streatham High
Road SW16 6RG
Ilili in association with Fitness First
“Fits of Laughter” Comedy Night at
Giggle Week… ‘cause laughter is the best
workout…doors 7pm, show 8pm
Christian Reilly, Funmbi Omotayo, Ellie Taylor,
Cheekykita, Ben Clover, MC Sion James
FREE. with collection for Spires. Pre-show
restaurant reservations call ilili, Show
reservations online at www.eventbrite.com/
event/17396634803/
Illi, 53 Streatham Hill, SW2 4TS
www.ililirestaurant.co.uk 020 7998 4742
7.30 - 8.30pm: Shazia Mirza - Work in Progress
8.45 - 9.45pm: Paul Kerensa - Back to the Futon,
part 2
10 - 11pm: Joy Carter - Aspects of Joy
SW16 1DA
Late Night at St Leonard’s with St Leonard’s
Church Choir. 9pm
A candle-lit choral concert to soothe the soul.
FREE with retiring collection,
www.stleonard-streatham.org.uk.
St Leonard’s Church
Streatham High Road
Streatham
SW16 1HS
Paper Doll Productions Acting Workshops 3pm
Workshop based around the play “Bunny” by
Jack Thorne.
Ticketed but FREE.
SW16 2BF
Design Africa Creative Workshop 12 noon
Create a stylish reversible Infinity Scarf –
part of a series of 3 workshops, £25.
www.designafrica.eventbrite.co.uk
63 Streatham High Road, SW16 1PN
Meet the Author VerdanaBee 6.30pm
Poetry and prose with a Caribbean flavour.
FREE. 020 8671 1773
The Hill, 72 Streatham Hill, SW2 4RD
Spires’ Fundraising Showcase 7pm
Folk and acoustic music in support of local
homeless charity Spires.
Suggested donation of £5
www.spires.org.uk
020 8696 0943
The White Lion, 234 Streatham High Road
SW16 1BB
Sing Out Streatham Summer Workshop 3.30pm
Try singing in a choir
FREE with a charity collection.
www.facebook.com/SingOutStreatham
Streatham Stables, the White Lion
234 Streatham High Road, SW16 1BB
Liberty Art Fabrics 7pm
Learn about the Liberty of London and River
Wandle link.
£5 from E&A Wates 82-84 Mitcham Lane
SW16 6NR 020 8769 2205
www.eawates.com
Mitcham Lane Baptist Church
230 Mitcham Lane
SW16 6NT
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The Beat beneath My Feet - Free Film
Screening & Q&A.7pm
Luke Perry stars in a comedy drama that
premiered at Raindance Film Festival with
audience Q & A session.
FREE but ticketed 0333 006 7777
Odeon Cinema
47-49 Streatham High Road
SW16 1PW
7.30 - 8.30pm: Mel Moon - Sick Girl
8.45 - 9.45pm: James Dowdeswell - Perfect Pub.
10pm - Aidan Goatley
SW16 1DA
Agit Disco at Turnstyle Records 7.30pm
Bring along the tracks on vinyl that have had
a political effect in your life.
FREE. www.turnstylerecords.co.uk
Turnstyle Records, 227 Streatham High Road
SW16 6EN
Davide Giovannini – Minas Project,
Brazilian-inspired Jazz 7pm
World renowned percussionist leads star-studded
line-up playing fine Brazilian jazz.
£10 from www.hideawaylive.co.uk 020 8835 7070
Sing Out Streatham Summer Concert 7.45pm
Folk, Gospel, and audience participation!
FREE with a charity collection. www.facebook.
com/SingOutStreatham
Brighton Way, 5 Streatham High Road
SW16 1EF
Bunny by Jack Thorne, Paper Doll Productions
8pm
A one woman, one act coming-of-age tale from
the co-writer of Skins.
£10 Suitable for 16+
www.ticketsource.co.uk/paperdollproductions
SW16 2BF
Paper Doll Productions Acting Workshops 9am
Watch a Paper Doll Research and Development
workshop.
Ticketed but FREE.
Folk Of the Wood Festival Ceilidh 7pm
Ceilidh Tree host their biggest ceilidh yet, with
foot stomping fiddles and a caller to show you
the moves. Maximum merriment guaranteed!
Stompin’ Dave Allen, the UK’s foremost steel pan
orchestra The Melodians, The Green Ravens and
Plum Busby. There’s a Folk Jam tune session to
warm up, so bring your instruments with you and
play along. Bar and food.
£9 Adult, £7 concessions £5 under 18s
www.folkofthewood.co.uk
Early booking advised! Proceeds to the British
Home.
British Home
Crown Lane
Streatham
SW16 3JB
DIVA, Hideaway 7pm
Fantastic jazz, soul and R&B with Nancy Harms,
Chris Royal, Sabrina Chyld, & Edward Baruwa
£15 www.hideawaylive.co.uk 020 8835 7070
Hideaway
2 Empire Mews
Streatham
SW16 2BF
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7.30 - 8.30pm: Jenny Bede-Episodes.
8.45 - 9.45pm: James Alderson - The Hunger
Games
10 - 11pm: Patrick Morris.
SW16 1DA
Friday Night Comedy-FREE Giggle Week Finale
7pm
Festival Special with Pete Firman, star of BBC’s
The Magicians, Zoe Lyons, Erich McElroy and
Tom Webb.
FREE but ticketed - buy a ticket for £5 at
www.hideawaylive.co.uk and get a £5 drinks
voucher. 020 8835 7070 www.hideawaylive.co.uk
Hideaway
2 Empire Mews
Streatham
SW16 2BF
Vale Artists Exhibition at the Rookery 11am
Open air art exhibition.
The Rookery, Streatham Common South
SW16 3BX
Ways into Life Writing 12 noon
Lilian Pizzichini, on using her childhood
experience of Streatham as a way into writing
memoir.
FREE.
Ilili Restaurant, 53 Streatham Hill SW2 4TS
Palace Road Nature Garden Summer Fete
12 noon
Music, nature walks, and foraged food. www.
facebook.com/pages/Palace-Road-Nature-Garden
Palace Rd Nature Garden
36 Palace Road
SW2 3NJ
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Florence Joelle at Brighton Way 6.30pm
Kick off the Strut with Gypsy Jazz from this
singer/ blues harpist.
www.brightonwaylondon.com
Brighton Way
SW16 1EF
An Evening of Jazz at Trio Pizzeria 7pm
Streatham’s newest restaurant hosts jazz.
www.triopizzeria-uk.com
Trio Pizzeria
19 The High Parade
Streatham High Road
SW16 1EX
Martha Paton - Indie Folk at the Hamlet 7.30pm
Award winning songstress delivers an evening
of indie folk.
www./thehamlet-village.co.uk
The Hamlet
SW16 1DB
Emily C. Smith at Turnstyle Records 7.45pm
A cross between PJ Harvey and Debbie
Harry with a bit of White Stripes, Patti Smith,
Throwing Muses and Rockabilly
thrown in. Turnstyle Records
SW16 2BF
Soul Intent at the White Lion 8pm
Classic Motown soul with this exciting 8-piece
band: Car Wash, Dancing in the Street, Signed
Sealed Delivered, Midnight Hour and many
more.
The White Lion
SW16 1BB
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Calling all music fans - come down and do the Streatham Strut! For the third year
at the Festival, 13 venues across Streatham host a FREE live gig crawl!
Whether you know your INDIE ROCK from your blue note, fancy some sultry soul
or want to get stars in your eyes there is something for everyone.

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Hillside Gardens Picnic in the Park 12:30pm
Music, a gardening workshop and a table tennis
tournament - just take a picnic.
www.hillsidegardenspark.co.uk
Hillside Gardens, Hillside Road SW2 3HJ
Breaking the Code - Streatham Theatre
Company 2pm (doors 1.30pm) and 7pm
(doors 6.30pm)
£10 Concessions £8 Not suitable for children.
www.streathamtheatre.org.uk 0333 6663366
The Studio Theatre, Streatham Hill Theatre
Beacon Bingo, 110 Streatham Hill SW2 4RD
Streatham’s Got Talent 2pm
Calling all performers! Ages 5-18. Register your
act info@safreyarts.co.uk.
£10.00 per act Tickets £3.00 adults,
£1.00 children. www.safreyarts.co.uk
British Home, Crown Lane, Streatham SW16 3JB
Psychesoma presents Ebony Poetry Experience
3pm
Experimental art, dance, song, film and the
written word.
FREE. www.psychesoma.org.uk
Streatham Tate Library, 63 Streatham High Road
SW16 1PN
DIVA at the Hideaway 7pm
Fantastic jazz, soul and R&B. £15
www.hideawaylive.co.uk 020 8835 7070
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Alison Rycroft at Perfect Blend 8pm
Influences include Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald,
Oscar Peterson, and Stevie Wonder.
020 8769 4646 perfectblend.co.uk
Perfect Blend,
8-9, Streatleigh Parade
Streatham High Road
SW16 1EQ
The Small Society + Festival Battle of the Band
Winners!! at The Standard 8.15pm
Graduates of the Academy of Contemporary music
think Frank Turner meets Billy Bragg.
The Standard
78a Streatham High Road
SW16 1BS
Gabriel Mesh - Blues at the Leigham Arms
8.30pm
Songs from the heart in the
folk and blues tradition.
Leigham Arms
1-3 Wellfield Road SW16 2BT
Kings Cross Hot Club at the Manor Arms 9pm
Manouche swing, Parisian musette, Tango,
Colombian Cumbia, Fellini
soundtracks and original
The Manor Arms
13 Mitcham Lane SW16 6LQ
Freddie Mercury Tribute at the Five Bells
9.30pm A homage to one of the greatest vocal
talents of all time - an evening with all the hits!
Five Bells Pub
SW16 1PH
Farrago - Alt Folk at the Earl Ferrer’s 9.30pm
Soulful vocals, effect-laden guitars, soaring
violin, and powerful bass and drums.
The Earl Ferrer’s
22 Ellora Road
SW16 6JF
Sylvatones - Dance Yer Socks Off at
Pratts & Payne 9.45pm
Stonking 8 piece local band will be bringing the
party to Pratts with their repertoire of well-known
hits. Pratt’s and Payne, 103 Streatham High Road
SW16 1HJ
Hipster Ray Ska at the Horse & Groom 9pm
Seven piece ska act will have you skanking along
with their infectious tunes.
The Horse and Groom
SW16 1DA
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As part of Streatham Festival, buinesses along
Streatham Hill and Streatham High Road have
partnered with local artists to enable them to exhibit
their work.
Some work will be in shop windows visible from the
street whilst other work will only be visible from inside
establishments.
Use the map and guide to to follow the art trail, to
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AntonyGold,1. 496StreathamHighRoad
442Gallery,2. 442StreathamHighRoad
ThompsonVales,3. 432-434StreathamHighRoad
DorisFlorist,4. 8GreyhoundLane
JasmineCraftStudios,5. 4GreyhoundLane
TheRailway,6. 2GreyhoundLane
FunkyMedusa,7. 5GreyhoundLane
StReathamAntiques,8. 392StreathamHighRoad
DeliLama,9. 241StreathamHighRoad
TurnstyleRecords,10.
227StreathamHighRoad
CaféBarcelona11.
344StreathamHighRoad
MWSolicitors,12. 211StreathamHighRoad-TBC
CharlesCarterHair,13. 302StreathamHighRoad -TBC
Spires,14. 8TootingBecGardens
StLeonardsChurch15. ,StreathamHighRoad
VintersStudios,16. 1bSunnyhillRoad
ThomasClarkeDryCleaners17.
48-50SunnyhillRoad
Caff18. é Nero,170StreathamHighRoad
BeaumontBeds,19. 1/3AstoriaParade
TheIndigoTree,20. 30TheHighParade
OxfamFurnitureStore,21. 24-26TheHighParade
LePetitSalon,22. 5TheHighParade
FitnessFirst,23. 7StreathamHighRoad
BrightonWay,24. 5StreathamHighRoad
RemedieRooms,25. 6StreathamHighRoad
Balfe’sBikes,26. 87StreathamHill
AllAboutHair,27. 122StreathamHill,TBC
Ilili,28. 53StreathamHill
ASCStudios,29. 47cStreathamHill
EAWates,30. 82-84MitchamLane
Lucy Spanyol’s Blue
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Decorators Mate2.
Beacon Bingo3.
Dr Doolittles4.
Give a Little5.
Balfe’s Bikes6.
Winkworth7.
Jaina Newsagent8.
Boots Opticians9.
Beaumont Beds10.
Tate Library11.
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1. Moich Abrahams’paintings and prints
enjoy combining spontaneity and
playfulness with exploring deeper aspects
of the unconscious.
9.30am - 5.30 pm Mon to Fri - other work is on
display in the window
moichabrahams.com
2. Susanna Abel is a South London based
artist specialising in graphite & charcoal
drawings of wildlife. Influenced by a love
of the natural world and the human form.
Visible 24/7 - work is on display in the window
susannaabel.weebly.com
3. The 442 Gallery is a‘pop up’Art Gallery,
that will show local artists and crafts
people’s work, come about purely by the
power of social media.
TimesTBC please see Streatham FestivalWebsite
doomtube.wix.com/442gallery
4. Jessica Kendrew’s watercolour and ink
work is influenced by the things in life Ishe
holds dear such as nature, love, animals &
good food.
jessicakendrew.com
9. Jane Millar’s use of stitched seed beads
in her paintings is a response to material
culture encountered on the street and
a reaction to the prejudices of western
painting traditions.
7am - 6pm Mon to Fri - 9am - 7pm Sun
5. Abbie Cairns is a text artist. Her practice
uses automatic writing to create pieces
blurring the line between text and art.
Visible24/7 - work is on display in the window
cairnsabbie.wix.com/abbiecairnsartist
8. Emma Condliffe’s paintings are
figurative, but the paint remains an
evident element, questioning the
relationship between the representational
image and its abstract form.
www.emmacondliffe.com
10. A South London resident, Sinead
Taylor (aka Red Faces Prints) creates and
produces limited edition local prints.
12pm - 7pmThurs to Sun - and possible other times
during Streatham Festival
www.redfacesprints.etsy.com
7. Samantha Fellows paints portraits,
mostly of children, in oil on birch plywood
panels. Commissions welcome.
9am - 11pm Mon toThurs, 9am -1am Fri & Sat,
12pm-11pm Sunday
samanthafellows.co.uk
6. Eleanor Davies’sculptural installations
stem from a fascination in the agency of
objects. Current work focuses on the
role of the accessory.
Visable 24/7 - work is on display in the window
eleanordaviesart.co.uk
11. Sophie Determann responds to the
festival theme Coming of Age with a
selection of photographic images.
8am - 5.30 pmTue to Fri, Sat 9am - 5.30pm,
Sun 10am - 4 pm- also window display
sophiedetermann.com
paperplanescollective.wordpress.com
14. Spires gallery will feature work from
Spires’clients, Emmaus Lambeth and
Bishop Thomas Grant School as well as
other local artists Phil Beeken, Frank Kiely
and Imogen Clowes.
Sat 4th July 6pm-8pm and Sun 5th July 11-3pm
15. Katherine Forster likes exploring the
intangibility of the spirit by use of space
and light. Virgin Mary is made from plaster
and mixed materials.
Sat -Thurs12pm - 2pm, Fri 12pm - 1.30pm
16. Shiroma Ratne’s Original Prints Gallery
will showcase contemporary prints made
by established artist printmakers showing
a diverse mix of techniques and styles.
Sat 4th & Sun 5th July 12-5pm
Fri 10th & Sat 11th July 12-5pm
16. Karen D. Tregaskin illustrated series
‘Ghosts Of The Great North Wood’ traces
remnants of an ancient woodland which
covered most of South London.
Mon 7.30am-6pm,Tue &Thurs7.30am-7pm,Fri 7.30
am-5pmSat9.00am -5pm
tinyurl.com/StreathamIsBeautiful

22. Yassine Mourit’s arrangements are
concerned with small detail. Often
focusing on human expressions, on
divulging secrets and exploring stories.
Tue -Wed 10am-6pm,Thurs 6pm - 12pm, Fri,
10am - 8pm, 8am-6pm Sat
behance.net/yassinevillusion
23. Betwixt and Between is an exhibition
by Steve Trevillion and Steve Humble.
These new mixed media works are neither
fully abstract nor wholly representational.
Mon-Thurs 6am-10pm, Fri 6am - 9pm, Sat & Sun
8am-8pm
stevetrevillionart.com
24. Martin Grover’s work (he paints,
screen prints and makes bespoke London
bus stops) displays a whimsical and wry
humour with a touch of melancholy.
Tue - Fri 8am-5.30pm, Sat 9am-5.30pm
Sun 10am-4pm
martingrover.com
28. Virginia Waterhouse is a painter and
print-maker. Her work combines her three
lifelong passions: art, poetry and music.
She combines richly layered backgrounds
with dynamic mark-making.
Sat 4 -11 July 7.30am -11pm
virginiawaterhouse.co.uk
29. DOLPH is a new artist-run exhibition
project, unique in that they ask artists to
curate an exhibition that contextualises
the concerns driving their practice.
During the festival Juliette Losq exhibits.
PrivateView8July6-9pm,Wed–Sat11-5pm
dolphprojects.com
30. Painter Lucy Spanyol displays her blue
plaques along Streatham High Road and
Streatham Hill. There are over 12 plaques
to be spotted. Some are humorous, some
sincere and some plain damn lies!
lucyspanyol1.tumblr.com
19. Yair Meshoulam (RCA 1986-8) shows
with The Weekend Gallery (London-Berlin)
and has performed at Tate Britain.
Mon -Sat 9.30am-5.30pm
Sun 12pm - 4pm
www.textureofconsciousness.com
20. Jiro Osuga was born in Tokyo and
grew up in Japan and the UK. He studied
painting at Chelsea School of Art and the
Royal College of Art. He now lives and
works in Streatham.
www.planetjiro.com/www.flowersgallery.com
18.Fiammetta Alley’s recent work is all
about movement. The image sleeps until
the viewer wakes it by moving: think iMax
in a matchbox.
Not to be missed!
Mon-Fri 7am-7pm,Sat7.30am -7pm,Sun 8am-6pm
21. Marc Elmes makes work that is visually
interesting, ornamental and entertaining,
trying to imbue his pieces with the spirit
of mythos and the carnivalesque.
25. Miriam Forster’s sculptural triptych is
inspired by a collection of objects found
amongst her grandfather’s possessions.
Mon 12- 7.30,Tues to Fri, 11.30 - 8.30,
Sat 9.30 - 6:30, Sun12- 5pm
mforster-design.tumblr.com
Please see Streatham Festival Website and Art23 Flyer for final updates.
30. Iain Selwyn-Reeves’work combines
photography and digital manipulation
to create bold contemporary images of
London landmarks. He has created a new
series of local landmarks.
9.30am - 5.30 pm Mon to Sat
eawates.com
30. Lynn Selwyn-Reeves digital
photography creates both natural and
more abstract images taking everyday
objects or locations giving a new
perspective.
eawates.com
30. Emanuel Gameiro’s paintings feature a
distinct texture, using strong and unique
lines. Figurative originality strongly
inspired by the world’s colour.
eawates.com
26. Dickson Kaloki loves painting faces, he
frees himself when painting portraits and
loses himself in the process of playing with
different colours, shapes and strokes.
Mon to Sat 8.30am – 6pm, apart fromWed 8.30
to 7.30pm
dicksonkaloki.com
17. Margaret Lanterman’s Appliqué
pillows celebrate 25yrs of Twin Peaks
recreated to be in keeping with this year’s
festival theme‘Coming of Age. Originally
displayed as part of a screening of Twin
Peaks at Battersea Arts Centre.
Visable 24/7 - work is on display in the window

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are experts in their fields.
We respect our clients’ individuality;
they value ours because it’s focused
on working for you.
We’ve been helping people in
Streatham since 1963.
Let us help you.
Call 020 8765 2700
Anthony Gold Solicitors
The Beehive Coffee Tavern
London SW16 3QB
anthonygold.co.uk

We don’t sell seashells
on the seashore...
...but we do SELL
property in your area
Make SHORE, if your
thinking of selling or letting this
summer,Think Thompson Vales

We will give you a realistic market appraisal fully
aligned with the changing market conditions.
Thompson Vales offer the complete service,
selling and letting with unrivalled experience.
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Call our team today
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Pestalance Pest Control
www.pestalance.co.uk
0208 6799215
CARING FOR THE
ENVIRONMENT
WHILST SOLVING
YOUR PEST
CONTROL ISSUES
It wasn’t many years ago that Streatham was
the fashionable place to be. Parents from areas
such as Dulwich and Clapham entertained their
children here. Now Streatham is back as a top
place to live, drink and eat, with great pubs,
restaurants, lovely independent shops, and
fab live music venues. Parents who remember
Streatham from bygone years are again
encouraging their children to buy their first
homes and raise their families here.
Buying a home in London is stressful at any
budget, as Londoners are continually being
pushed out of Central areas and forced to
move further out, and it's difficult to know
where to stop. My advice is stop in Streatham.
Streatham remains an area where many
young professionals and families can find
affordable homes with true community living,
open spaces and good transport. Few areas
of London boast three stations accessing
key areas of London, and short journey
times have helped put Streatham back on
the map for buyers working in the West
end / City. Proximity to central London has
also encouraged many investors to choose
Streatham over other areas which, in turn, has
led to yields out performing those in Central
London.
I leave you with this; I once asked a friend
what their key motivation was for moving. "A
park!" was yelled back at me. Well my friend, in
Streatham you certainly won't be disappointed!
Divine Property Search, offering a fresh way
to find a property in London. Alex lives in
Streatham, and has moved many buyers to the
area
If you would like any further
information on buying in
London, please contact
Alexander Vine on 07780607446 or
vinea@divinepropertysearch.com
www.divinepropertysearch.com
Streatham’s Second
Coming of Agewww.oneSToPoRGAnISeRS.Co.uK
07966 270325 / 033 30147053
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020 8768 6373
streatham@acorn.ltd.uk
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An incendiary live act with socially conscious lyrics,
bold brass lines and bass-heavy rhythms that are
guaranteed to make you move.
SAT 18TH JULY
LONDON
AFROBEAT
COLLECTIVE
Featuring the voices of Nancy Harms, Chris
Royal, Sabrina Chyld & Edward Baruwa.
FRI 10TH & SAT 11TH JULY
SAT 4TH JULY
A super-tight funk
outfit led by sax
wizard Derek
Nash of the Jools
Holland R&B Orchestra.
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Email us and mention the “Heart Streatham” advert to receive
2-for-1 tickets for the Derek Nash Funk Experience.
WALLTOWALL:PRINCE
A celebration of the music of his Purple Highness –
with David McAlmont and Baby Sol on vocals
as Hideaway parties “like it’s 1999”!
THU 23RD, FRI 24TH & SAT 25TH JULY
THIS IS JUST A SMALL SELECTION OF OUR EVENTS AT HIDEAWAY.
FOR FULL LISTINGS, TICKETS, SHOW DETAILS AND PRIVATE HIRE
INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT THE WEBSITE.

Joining the dots between Funk, Jazz & Afro-beat, original
London band The Boom Yeh are renowned for their
compelling live performances and high level musicianship.
BOOMYEH
SAT 8TH AUGUST
Jazz Jamaica celebrate Jamaican Independence with
the sounds of Ska, Jazz and Reggae brought together by
some of the UK’s finest musicians and young fresh talents.
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IMAANI
FRI 7TH AUGUST
Dynamic vocalist
Imaani (Chaka Khan,
Nile Rodgers, Incognito)
delivers a slick and
soulful experience
through some tasty
soul and R'n'B numbers.
Her live shows
promise outstanding
musicianship with some
of the scene’s finest players
laying down a solid groove.
One of Hideaway’s
favourite performers,
Wayne gets the place
pumping, moving,
jumping and grooving.
An amazing front
man, he’ll give you
a night of powerful
groove music that
defines the word ‘Soul’.
SAT 28TH & 29TH AUGUST
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Tooting Folk and Blues Festival !Tooting Folk and Blues Festival !
Wizz Jones
Luke & Charlotte Ritchie
Case Hardin
Garry Smith
Chaz Thorogood
Niall Kelly & Band
Whom By Fire
Gabriel Mesh
Saturday 8th August 2015
FOOD & DRINK !
presents
Tooting Bec Common - Midday until 7pm - Free !
@TootingFolkFest
Sponsored by The Antelope
Bun Kabab - Simmons Creperie - Dookie's Grill
The Toasted Pip - The Chickpea Sisters - Surrey Ices
Cocktails provided by Slap x Tipple - Bar provided by The Antelope
Further Acts To Be Announced...
The Breathing Room
> 4 Floodlit Tennis Courts
> Modern two-storey clubhouse
with disabled access and
viewing balcony
> Dynamic Coaching Team for
all ages and standards,
including Mini Tennis and
group beginner sessions
> Personal access to club
> Club Sessions for mixed play
> Competitive matches
> Online Booking System
> Licensed Bar and Hot drink
dispenser in kitchen
> Free WiFi and Television
> Social Programme
> Bridge and Chess
Woodfield Grove Tennis Club
9 Woodfield Grove, London SW16 1LR
www.wgtc.co.uk / 020 8767 7436
Thefriendlyplacetoplaytennisisat...
4 Floodlit Tennis Courts
Modern two-storey clubhouse
Viewing balcony with disabled access
Club Sessions for mixed play
Competitive matches
Online Booking System
Coaching for all ages and standards
Licensed Bar and Hot drinks
Mini Tennis & group beginner sessions
The friendly place to play tennis is at..
2nd & 16th July, Pop Up Legal
Advice Clinic
Advice on consumer and
employment law. Open to anyone
living in Lambeth.
Streatham Library. Free
2nd, 9th 16th 23rd 30th July,
Streatham Common Thursday
Walk
Weekly walk starting from the Rookery
Café every Thursday at 1pm. Free
Friday 3rd July Breaking the
Code, Streatham Theatre
Company 8pm (doors 7.30pm) A
play by Hugh Whitemore based
on the story of Alan Turing.
£10 Concessions £8 Not suitable
for children. www.streathamtheatre.
org.uk 0333 6663366 www.
streathamtheatre.org.uk
Studio Theatre Streatham Hill
Theatre, Beacon Bingo, 110
Streatham Hill, W24RD
4th July, Woodmansterne
Primary School Summer Fair
Woodmansterne Primary School.
Adults £1. Kids 50p
4th-11th July Streatham Festival - see
the full programme in centre of this
magazine.
11th July Saturday The 2015
SLSC Children's Aquathlon
9am
A swim followed by a run, a
fun and safe introduction to
multi-sport. All entrants 10 and

under free. All other entries £8. From ages
8 upwards. Enter at www.slsc.org.uk/public
events Tooting Bec Lido, Tooting Bec Road,
London SW16 1RU
12th July, Streatham Village History Walk
A tour of heart of the old centre of Streatham
as part of Streatham Historical Society’s
programme.
Meet at St Leonard’s Church 2:30pm. Free.
11th-12th July, Garage Nation Festival
4 arenas and over 200 artists, 10,000 ravers.
Streatham Common, Tickets from £24.95
14th July, Shakespeare in the Rookery 7pm
As You Like It, performed by the Festival
Players. For a change, a weekday, evening
performance. Blankets and picnics welcome...
Rookery, Streatham Common
18th-19th July, Lambeth Country Show
All the traditional attractions of a country fair'
horticultural shows, music and displays plus
home grown produce and a variety of stalls.
What’s on continued

Brockwell Park. Free.22nd July, Teenage
Reading Group
A group for those aged 13 or over
to discuss books with other
teenagers.
Streatham Library. Free
29th July, Moths Close Up
9.30am
See the moths caught overnight
and help to identify them.
Meet at the gate into the Streatham
Common Community Garden near
the Rookery sundial. Free
25th July, Caribbean Bowls
Championship
The world’s biggest Caribbean
bowls championship hosted by
the KNCC with musical acts,
BBQ and face painting. A fun
day for all the family.
Streatham Park Bowling Club,
Pringle Gardens, SW16 1SH. Free
1st August Festi-Bull at the
Bull, Streatham. Live music
extravaganza. 498 Streatham High
Rd SW16 3QB
13-16 August, Wind in the
Willows 16 Feet Theatre's
new promenade adaptation by
Andy Walsh. The Rookery. 11.
30 Am. 2.30pm, and 5.30pm
£12 adults £8 children
www.sixteenfeet.co.uk
23 August Birds of Prey Flying
Displays
See www.
friendsofstreathamcommon.org
for details
Streatham Common
6 September Scruff's Fun
Dog Show
Annual dog show on the upper
part of Streatham Common. See
www.friendsofstreathamcommon.
org for details
What’s on continued

Policeroundup
by MoRAG PALMeR, SouTH LAMbeTH CLuSTeR InSPeCToR
This month with the lighter nights Lambeth
Police are putting on some special events for
young people. We will be at Park Campus
Secondary school on the 30th June at 7.30pm to
talk about the activities of the Police Cadets and
local opportunities for young people to join in.
This will be followed by an opportunity for all
in attendance to meet Local Police and Police
Community Support Officers.
Lambeth Cadets have had a fantastic year.
They have not only assisted their full time
counterparts with leaflet dropping and other
community activities such as the Streatham
Remembrance Sunday activities and school
fetes, they have taken part in competitions as far
afield as the New Forest.
The Volunteer Police Cadets are a uniformed
voluntary youth organisation, supported by the
Met, and is open to 13 to 18year olds across
London’s diverse communities, irrespective
of background, financial circumstances and
includes those
vulnerable to crime
or social exclusion.
The aim of the
organisation is to
teach life skills,
social responsibility
and build positive
relationships
between young
people and the
police.
If you would like
more information
about Lambeth Cadets please contact me at
Morag.Palmer@met.police.uk
Engage with your local police through twitter or
Neighbourhood link.
http://content.met.police.uk/Borough/Lambeth

Brixton, Dulwich and Streatham NCT
0844 2436274
Chuka Umunna MP (Local surgery)
020 8769 5063
JobCentrePlus
020 8465 2500, 020 8465 8876
Streatham Hill Safer Neighbourhoods Team
07920 233842
Streatham Wells Safer Neighbourhoods Team
020 8721 2823
Streatham South Safer Neighbourhoods Team
020 8721 2628
St Leonards Safer Neighbourhoods Team
020 8721 2621
Noise enforcement - 9am - 5pm
020 7926 6111
Noise enforcement - 10pm - 3am
020 7926 5999
Streatham Out of Hours GP
020 8693 9066
Streatham Out of Hours Dentist
020 8299 5509
Ambulance non-emergencies
020 7887 6678
Thames Water (Water leaks)
0800 032 5202
Citizens Advice Bureau
020 8715 0707
Lambeth Law Centre
020 7737 9781
Transport for London
020 7222 1234
Streatham Business Improvement District
020 8835 7067
Area Crime Reduction Manager
0207 926 9855 eanderson1@lambeth.gov.uk
Burglar-prooﬁng your house
020 7926 2733
Lambeth Victim Support
020 7820 0007
Fly-tipping, dog fouling, grafﬁti and
abandoned vehicle reporting 020 7926 9000
streetcarecallcentre@lambeth.gov.uk
Domestic Violence Helpline
0808 2000 247
lambethvawg@refuge.org.uk
Domestic Violence Refuge, Domestic Violence
0207 733 8724
Because we you, here’s the contact list to keep by the phone – important numbers in the area
for emergencies, plus ones that you’ve always wanted to have to hand. Do feel free to request
numbers you think should be here, so we can add to the list.
Useful Numbers

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