Heart Streatham Issue 21

ISSUE 21 APRIL 2016
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Welcome to Issue 21, April 2016, and springtime in Streatham. Are you an artist or
photographer? We are keen to promote work from local people on our front page. This month's
cover shot is by local artist and photographer, Suzie Pindar, better known as The Naked Artist.
Originally from Sheffield, she now lives in and loves Streatham. Her art is an extension of herself,
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CONTENTS
5 Streatham Roundup
7 Streatham Soapbox – Proposal to close Dr
Johnson Avenue with serious implications
for Streatham- read this and have your say
by 15 April
9 Parish Pump – new openings and local
news
11 Gourmet – The Bull, Streatham
14 Crossrail Update
16 The Mystery of MI6’s Missing Furzedown
Frogman
18 Furzedown special – South London
Swimming
23 Win tickets to Zippo's Circus!
28 What’s on
36 Streatham Redskins - home team make
the national Cup Final
37 The Streatham Directory – your directory
of quality local suppliers and trades
38 Useful numbers and contact details for
public services
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The Streatham Common Co-op ran a superb
Woodland Activity Day on Streatham Common
in the woods above the Rookery last month.
The activities included fire craft, tree-climbing,
forest school, woodland food foraging, and
drama. It proved to be a great success, as
most sessions sold out. My children and I did a
session, and we all thoroughly enjoyed it. We'd
like to see a lot more of this in the future!
The annual Friends of Streatham Common
Easter Egg Hunt was, as usual, a great success
running alongside the Woodland Activity Day.
Our local national-class sports stars did well in
March. The Streatham Redskins got to the final
of the EHL Cup, plus the Herne Hill Harriers
achieved top 10 places at the English Schools
Inter-counties championship and National
Cross Country championships at Donington
Park. HHH U15 girls took gold!
You may have seen the new, very tall LED
poster opposite the War Memorial by
Streatham Common. This is part of four LED
billboards to be erected there. Your council
has already given consent for this! The new
Streatham Action committee created a
planning scrutiny Committee in response to
this controversial decision, to ensure it doesn't
happen again. Get involved yourself – email:
chair@streathamaction.org.uk
Finally, along those lines, we learned Lambeth
Council has new strategies to run alongside
the budget cuts it is making. The council plans
to increase its income from events (as on
Streatham Common and the other commons
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Streatham Soapbox
Dr. Johnson Avenue Closure
Since our last issue, Wandsworth
Council has extended the
deadline for the consultation on
the proposed closure of Dr. Johnson
Avenue in response to local residents'
(in both Lambeth and Wandsworth) serious
concerns about the plan.
The Council’s current plan is to close Dr
Johnson Avenue, which crosses Tooting
Common, and restrict entry into Elmbourne
Road by banning right turns into it from the
direction of Streatham. Under the proposals,
some of the existing footway and road on Dr
Johnson Avenue would be grassed over and
returned to common land.
Sadiq Khan, MP for Tooting said “Residents
are right to be concerned that they have not
been properly consulted up to now and that
the traffic implications of these proposals
have not been properly thought through.”
The proposal to close Dr Johnson Avenue
has already been subject to public
consultation in Wandsworth, with 58 per
cent of respondents backing it. However,
the Council has since added a contentious
proposal to restrict access to Elmbourne
Road, which was not consulted on.
Streatham and Furzedown would be
severely impacted by this proposal, with
questionable traffic modelling
indicating huge increases in
traffic in Garrad's Rd at peak
time, and a 9% increase Streatham
High Rd peak time northerly traffic.

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Furzedown residents would be penned to the
south of Tooting Bec Rd between Garrad's
Rd and beyond Balham High Rd, which has
no right turn at the junction with Balham High
Rd.
However inadequate traffic modelling makes
the outcome uncertain. There also appears
to be no mechanism by which residents can
object to the proposals after the six month
trial period.
Sadiq Khan and Chuka Umunna have
written a joint letter to Wandsworth Council
requesting details of the Council's current
proposed traffic management solutions as
well as an extension of the consultation area.
A packed public meeting on 22 March
indicated the strength of feeling about this
proposal, with the vocal vast majority being
against it. Residents are also concerned
about the way the initial consultation was
conducted, given that it was used as the
basis for the successful bid to the Lottery
Fund for funding the scheme, claiming it
did "not
adequately
represent the
community".
Speculation
in literature
distributed at
the meeting
is that if Dr
Johnson
Avenue was
blocked and
redesignated
common
land, a land swap could take place with
the existing car park. If the car park was
redesignated as highway land, rather
than Common land, then "parking control
measures could be introduced following
statutory consultation."
Respond to the consultation by 15 April
http://www.wandsworth.gov.uk/DrJ
Jane Wroe Wright
STReATHAM SoAPboX ConTinued

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ParishPump
We’re pleased to welcome The Funky Potter
to the High Road. Located in the former
Rosca Cafe premises, it’s still run by Karim
and Zara Rosca but offering a wider range
of lovely foods and pottery making on site.
The premises has been refurbished to a very
high standard and Zara’s pottery wares are
gorgeous!
We were also pleased to pop into Azzurri
Pizzeria to buy a loaf of their sourdough
bread, when we met a couple who were there
having read about it in last month’s magazine.
We can now reveal that Azzurri is opening
a second pizzeria in Streatham Hill. Now
anyone in Streatham is mere minutes stroll
from superb Neapolitan pizza made from
from fresh, local, organic ingredients.
After rousing the troops to man the Lambeth
Planning barricades when we heard the
Inkspot Brewery application was under
threat, we’re pleased to learn it has been
granted consent. The community rallied
behind it after members of the Streatham
Action Planning Scrutiny Committee tipped
us off to opposition that might have wrecked
the plans for the micro-brewery to locate in
the disused barn in the Streatham Common
Rookery.
Welcome to Morisco, a new Spanish themed
restaurant just opened in Mitcham Lane. We'll
be in soon to try it out.
Finally, as trailed much earlier on social
media, the Norwich House ground floor
shops have submitted an app for planning
consent to consolidate all the shops into one.
What we would really like to see is a “little
Waitrose” there. Come back home, Waitrose!

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Streatham Gourmet – The Bull by Russ Kane
The old Pied Bull was built in 1768 as a
coaching inn and became a popular halt
for travellers en route to London. In
1832 Young’s Brewery, the oldest
in Britain, leased it and, 100 years
later, purchased it.
This traveller and his trusty
companions, after an arduous
walk lasting several heroic minutes,
visited this historic establishment on
a very busy Saturday night. England's
rugby team were beating the French
on several large flat screens, to
the exuberant vocal delight of the
crowd. On the way to the spacious
restaurant. you notice the wooden
floors and rugs, roaring fires,
original etched mirrors, coloured
leaded-light windows..stylish without
trying too hard.
Jamie, attentive, welcoming, was looking
after us, complete with mini iPad for taking
the order. Would we like some drinks?
Oddly, yes. Not cheap – prices range
from £4.75 for 175ml to £8.10 for a
large 250ml glass of red.
The menu varied and exceptionally
tempting, includes creative
vegetarian options. But this is a
venue that likes its meat. A whole
section of the menu is devoted to
the ‘Butchers Block’ where Black Angus
sirloin, fillet and chateaubriand vie for
your attention.
Young Master Kane opted to start
with Braised Short Rib Croquettes
followed by the British Beef Burger
loaded with American cheese, ale
onions, pickles and a mountain of
Skinny Fries. The burger was the size
of a family hatchback, he loved it and like
all 17 year olds, demolished it.

My companion had Brixham Crab Cakes,
wilted kale and saffron mayo while I plumped
for Sipsmith cured wild salmon, cornichons,
crème fraiche and caper berries.
Presentation was West End class
and each dish delivered its culinary
promise. Main courses – I had
Crispy Dingley Dell pork belly,
mashed potato, black pudding,
spiced red cabbage with apple
sauce while madam chose pan-fried
Gressingham duck breast, eschallot
confit potatoes, orange puree and wild
mushroom. All perfectly cooked. This
is no pub food.
In the cause of a comprehensive
review we then had dessert,
despite Master Kane having left,
and I almost defeated a Salted
Chocolate Tart, caramel popcorn and
vanilla ice cream while across the table
Apple and Pear Crumble was attacked.
Again, terrific presentation and taste.
“Southwark” the large outside bar is
equipped with Meantime Brewery Fresh
tanks, heaters, beach huts (no really) and
Astro turf. Effortlessly cool.
To sum up, The Bull provides for
all ages, from kids, to 20’s to
proper grown ups! There’s a huge
selection of drinks, first-class
food and tip-top service. Average
price per head I estimate at around
£35, depending on your choices and
drinks.
My one and only complaint. It's hard
to be heard across the restaurant
table with the background music,
and it clashed with the enthusiastic
noise from the bar, and please, no
more Simply Red!
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Crossrail 2 Streatham Update
By Neil Salt, Chair, Streatham Action
Transport Committee
Caroline Pidgeon tweeted us to confirm
her promise to review the CR2 route to
include Streatham
Crossrail2 Latest
The lengthy CR2 Consultation Analysis
report has just been published, and mentions
Streatham several times, thanks to all who
responded to the consultation and signed
the petition. The report shows many more
people are dissatisfied than satisfied with the
route from Victoria to Wimbledon. Streatham
Action’s proposal for CR2 involves omitting
stations at King’s Road Chelsea and Balham
and adding a CR2 station at Streatham.
We propose reinstating the CR2 station at
Tooting Broadway, providing connectivity with
Northern Line
Everything to play for
86% of respondents to have “issues and
concerns” with a CR2 station at King’s Rd,
and the National Infrastructure Commission’s
recent report recommends removing it from
the route as it “does not provide the strategic
interchange or crowding relief provided by
other stations.” Adding Streatham instead
would then add only 3, rather than 5 minutes
on overall journey times.
83% of CR2 consultation respondents on the
question of a Balham station have “issues
and concerns”, with overwhelming support
for Tooting Broadway rather than Balham -
only 9% supported Balham, and 9% were
classified “neutral”. Oddly, the report
puts the 408 out of a total 588 comments
supporting a station at Streatham in this
“neutral” category, not the “issues and
concerns” category.
We now know Streatham will be considered
for the route if if the next Mayor instructs CR2
to assess the case. I have written to the main
candidates to ask their position on pledging
a review of the route south of Victoria, and
have received these responses so far.
Zac Goldsmith Conservative candidate
“I was very interested to read the Streatham
Action business case for Crossrail 2. This
is certainly a well thought out case and the
benefits of Streatham being included are
substantial.... However, should the current
route go ahead, please rest assured that I
will not leave areas like Streatham without
improved rail services”
Caroline Pidgeon Liberal Democrat
candidate
“Streatham should strongly be considered

as an option for Crossrail2. There is a strong
business case to be made for the route to
serve the area, and the argument that linking
CR2 with the Northern Line at either Tooting
Broadway or Balham is one that should be
actively explored.
Sian Berry, Green Party candidate
“I can see that Crossrail 2 would bring
enormous benefits to Streatham, and
the Greens at City Hall have consistently
supported this idea. I don’t believe the
current route is set in stone, and the next
Mayor should review the location of the
stations and make a full assessment of the
wider costs and benefits of each option.”
Streatham offers great potential for
regeneration, and desperately improved fast
transport links, and pollution reduction along
the toxic A23. CR2 has never investigated
how commuters from & through Streatham
are loading the Northern and Victoria lines.
The new London Mayor must instruct CR2 to
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Lionel Kenneth Crabb (known as Buster
Crabb) was born on 28th January 1909
in Greyswood Street, off Mitcham Lane,
Furzedown. He was apparently an inspiration
to Ian Fleming for his James Bond novel
“Thunderball” and the English actor,
Laurence Harvey, played the
role of Lieutenant Commander
Crabb in the 1958 film "The
Silent Enemy".
In 1941 he joined the British
Royal Navy and worked
variously in Gibraltar, Italy
and Palestine as a specialist
frogman in underwater bomb
and mine disposal. His career
became both WWII and Cold
War folklore. He was awarded an
OBE and a George Cross for outstanding
courage.
After WWII he first had a number of civilian
roles, working variously, as a model,
undertaker and art salesman but later re-joined
the Royal Navy until 1955.
He was recruited by MI6 in 1956 to
supposedly examine the hull and propeller
of the state-of-the-art Soviet cruiser
Ordzhonikidze in Portsmouth harbour. It
had brought Nikita Khrushchev and Nikolai
Bulganin to Britain on a diplomatic mission.
He was never seen again. The newspapers
were full of the story and the subject was
raised in Parliament. The Prime Minister,
Sir Anthony Eden, told MPs: "It would not
be in the public interest to disclose the
circumstances in which Commander Crabb is
presumed to have met his death”
Various conspiracy theories exist; he was
captured by the Soviets, brainwashed,
defected and became a double agent, he died
during Soviet interrogation, he was killed in the
harbour by the Soviets who were lying in
wait having received a tip-off from a
British spy (probably Kim Philby),
he died by misadventure and
even, according to a more
recent newspaper article
"Buster Crabb was murdered
– by MI5"!
Over a year later in June 1957
a headless and handless body
in a diving suit was brought to
the surface in their net by two
fishermen in Chichester harbour. It
was never formally identified.
He was presumed dead in 1956 but
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There’s more to Tooting Bec Lido than
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Open water swimming is one of the fastest
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open water race or have set your sights on
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www.thompson-vales.co.uk
432/434 Streatham High Road London SW16 3PX
info@thompson-vales.co.uk 020 8679 9889
I N D E P E N D E N T E S T A T E A G E N T S
Strathbrook Road, Streatham Common £850,000
FabulouslateEdwardiansemi-detachedhouseclosetoStreatham
Common and Streatham stations. 4 bedrooms, reception hall,
2 reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room with bi-folding doors
to the garden, family bathroom, ensuite shower room/wc to the
master, utility room area and cloakroom. Off street parking, side
access and a glorious rear garden of over 60. EPC Rating D.
Westwell Road, Streatham Common £1,225,000 Valley Road, Streatham £500,000
Stunning third floor apartment within walking distance of
Streatham Hill station, Streatham Common and the Rookery.
Finished to a high specification, including fabulous open
plan sitting room and fully fitted kitchen, 2 double bedrooms,
family bathroom/wc and en-suite shower room/wc. Allocated
underground parking space and a balcony. EPC Rating B.
Spacious first floor flat within walking distance of Streatham
station and with Streatham Hill station also accessible.
Accommodation comprises 2 double bedrooms, large sitting
room, kitchen and bathroom/wc. Some cosmetic updating. The
property has a section of the rear garden, a share of freehold
and no onward chain. EPC rating D.
Gleneldon Road, Streatham £450,000
Modern and well-presented ground floor flat in large converted
Victorian built semi-detached house within walking distance
of both Streatham Common and Streatham stations. Bright
accommodation comprises bedroom, open plan reception/
kitchen, and bathroom/wc. Large communal garden with direct
access, new lease and no onward chain. EPC Rating C.
Buckleigh Road, Streatham £325,000
Beautiful and well-cared for 1930s built mid terraced house within
walking distance of Streatham Common station. Comprising 3
bedrooms, lovely through reception room, bright kitchen and
modern bathroom/wc. Off street parking and a gorgeous rear
garden of some 35ft with decked patio. EPC Rating D.
Glenister Park Road, Streatham Vale £495,000
Lovely spacious 1930’s built semi-detached house in cul-de-sac
location only yards from Biggin Wood. Light filled accommodation
of over 1500 sq.ft. 4 generously sized bedrooms, double reception
room, additional further sizeable reception room, kitchen,
conservatory, family bathroom/wc and downstairs shower room/wc.
Off street parking. Rear garden of over 120ft x 30ft. EPC Rating D.
Covington Way, Norbury £695,000
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432/434 Streatham High Road London SW16 3PX
info@thompson-vales.co.uk 020 8679 9889
Tankerville Road, Streatham £1,400 pcm
Cosy and bright top floor Victorian conversion flat, within 2
minutes walk of Streatham Common station and 10 minute
walk to Streatham station. The flat is also located just around
the corner from local amenities. Property comprises 2 double
bedrooms, living room, separate kitchen and bathroom/wc.
Externally there is a communal, L-shaped garden. Available
now. Furnished. Sorry no dss. EPC Rating C.
I N D E P E N D E N T E S T A T E A G E N T S
Stanford Road, Norbury £1,200 pcm
Lovely modern, spacious and bright top floor flat only
5 minutes walk to Norbury station. Accommodation
comprises bedroom, open plan living room/modern kitchen,
contemporary bathroom/wc. Available now. Unfurnished.
Sorry no smokers, no dss. Fees apply. EPC Rating C.
Barrow Road, Streatham £1,350 pcm
Spacious and bright second floor flat in instantly recognisable
block within walking distance of Streatham Common and
Streatham stations. Accommodation comprises two large
double bedrooms, sitting room, separate kitchen and
spacious bathroom/wc and a small balcony off the kitchen.
Available ASAP. Furnished. Fees apply. EPC Rating C.
Helmsdale Road, Streatham Vale £1,600 pcm
Clean and tidy end terrace house in a popular road in
Streatham Vale. The property comprises three bedrooms, two
reception rooms, kitchen and bathroom/wc. Externally there
is a lovely rear garden and a driveway for one car at the front.
Available from 9th April 2016. Part-furnished. Sorry no dss.
Fees apply. EPC Rating F.
Westwell Road, Streatham £1,450 pcm
Newly carpeted and decorated, large and cosy Victorian
conversion ground floor flat within a 5 minute walk to Streatham
Common and Streatham stations as well Streatham Leisure
Centre & Ice Rink. Also seconds away from the Streatham High
Road with all its amenities. Comprising 2 double bedrooms,
lovely big living room, kitchen and bathroom/wc. Shared
garden. Available now. Furnished. Sorry no dss. EPC Rating E.
Grove Road, Mitcham £1,750 pcm
Lovely bright flat arranged over two floors of a converted
Victorian house within walking distance of Streatham Common
and Streatham stations and the Hub. Accommodation
comprises large double bedroom, lovely sitting room, kitchen
and sizeable bathroom/wc. Share of freehold. No onward
chain. EPC rating E.

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Year 5 Taster afternoon
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Thursday 19 May 2016 12.45 - 3.45pm
Booking now open -
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Saturday 2 April
This Girl Can
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Youth and
Community Trust
Part of the Sport
England campaign
and get more girls
and young women
aged 14-25 active
and involved in
sport. Juicing
demos and tasters,
sports bra fitting,
free head massage,
20 minute taster sessions of sports
and exercise classes including Box fit, Body
pump, circuits, baby yoga, Zumba, table tennis
and Futsal. If that isn’t enough there’s also a
free gift for all ladies aged 14-25.
12pm – 2.30pm at the SYCT John Corfield
Centre, Conyers Road, Streatham, SW16 6LS.
FREE
Sunday 3rd April Bird Walk, Streatham
Common
FOSC Stroll around the common looking and
listening for the local birds, which will be in
full song, and checking whether our summer
migrants have arrived. The walk will end around
11.00. Children welcome. Sturdy footwear
recommended.
Meet by the Rookery cafe at 9.30am. FREE
Monday 4th April the Streatham Society Talk
The Cutty Sark, Her History and Conservation
Speaker: Jessica Lewis. 8pm Woodlawns,
Leigham Court Rd FREE
Saturday 9th April Streatham Choral Society
Spring Concert
Petite Messe Solonelle, by Rossini Join
Streatham Choral Society, conductor
Christopher Hann and soloists for a performance
of Rossini’s Petite Messe Solonnelle. Neither
short, nor solemn, Rossini described the work
as “one of the sins of his old age” and, with its
wonderfully operatic writing, it’s certainly a sin

to enjoy!
Tickets: £10.00 (£8.50 concessions). 7.30pm St
Leonard’s Church SW16
Tuesday 12th April: Streatham Theatre
Company
Play reading for their Streatham Festival show
Run for your Wife. 7pm for 7.30pm at Vinters
Studios, Sunnyhill Road, SW16
18th April 2016 the Streatham Society
My Work as the Council Leader
Speaker: Cllr Lib Peck
Woodlawns, Leigham Court Rd 8pm
Saturday 23 April
Abbotswood Road Street
Fair in aid of the Haven
For the second year, the
residents of Abbotswood
Rd are organising a fun-
filled afternoon in aid of
the Haven Breast Cancer
Support Centre. Stalls, kids’
activities, food, bouncy
castle, dog show, and a
gymnastics display, to be opened
by Sarah Beany and supported by Paralympian
bronze medallist Aaron McKibbin.
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THURSDAY 14TH APRIL FRIDAY 15TH & SATURDAY 16TH APRIL
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.
WAYNE
HERNANDEZ
FRIDAY 1ST &SATURDAY 2ND APRIL
Expect stunning, soulful vocals from this charismatic
front man, incredible vocal harmonies and infectious
energy from Wayne’s band that are guaranteed
to get the whole room moving.
WAYNE
HERNANDEZ
Legendary Brazilian funk, R&B, jazz and samba pioneers
play two exclusive London shows at Hideaway.
"I love Banda Black Rio" Gilles Peterson, BBC Radio 6 Music
NAO YOSHIOKA
Direct from Japan’s booming soul music scene
and fresh from touring the States, Nao Yoshioka
brings her stunning voice to Hideaway.
FRIDAY 8TH & SATURDAY 9TH APRIL
FRIDAY 15TH & SATURDAY 16TH APRIL
An absolutely stellar band led by Ray Gelato, perhaps the
last of the great Jazz Entertainers. Expect dance-inducing swing,
storming solos and uplifting songs from the vocal jazz canon.
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HIDEAWAY

FRI 29TH & SAT 30TH JANUARYFRI 29TH & SAT 30TH JANUARYSATURDAY 30TH APRILFRIDAY 29TH APRIL
FRIDAY 22ND APRIL
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Hideaway, 2 Empire Mews, Streatham, London, SW16 2BF • Tel: 020 8835 7070
Quite simply one of the best party bands in the country.
Payback bring their energy packed soul and funk set for a
welcome return to Hideaway. Get ready to soak up soul and
funk classics from the 60s and 70s through to the current day.
The legendary Vin Gordon is Jamaica’s master trombonist,
who played through the golden years of Jamaican music -
through ska, rocksteady and onwards to working with some
of the most iconic reggae artists in the world.
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SATURDAY 23RD APRIL
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SOUL IN THE CITY
Prepare for a night of foot stomping,
heart wrenching soul, that will have
you grinning from ear to ear.
Expect to hear songs from the
divas like Chaka Khan, Gwen
McCrae and Jocelyn Brown
plus some of Janine’s own
thought-provoking offerings.
Joining Janine and her
band will be top soul
singer Eli Thompson.
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JAMES
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Hideaway have found the man behind the album that
shook up the soul scene in 2015 with some of the hottest
Stax and Atlantic inspired sounds to be heard in decades.
Now is the time for that man to step in to the spotlight
and we are proud to present Mister Reuben James
Richards with a worldwide live premier of “About Time”.

EVERY
WEEK AT
featuring the A-list stars you see on prime time stand-up and panel shows plus hot new talent!
featuring the A-list stars you see on prime time stand-up and panel shows plus hot new talent!
Some of the great comedians who have appeared at Hideaway!
For full comedy details please visit: www.hideawaylive.co.uk
JAZZ
CAFÉHIDEAWAYThe Hideaway Jazz Café opened in 2012, giving
the main music venue the presence on the High Road
that its reputation deserved. With the cinema-style
marquee offering a respectful nod to our Picture Palace
roots, this easy-going Café is not just our shop window
to the world, but a top-quality rest stop in its own right!
Open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and drinks, it provides
the same laid-back environment which our main venue
has become famous for!
The café is also available for private hire.
Hideaway Jazz Café, 225 Streatham High Rd, London SW16 6EN
Call: 020 8835 7070 or email events@hideawaylive.co.uk

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Call 020 8835 7000 or email timna@hideawayworkspace.co.uk
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Hire deskspace or a fully furnished office, and benefit from
a professional environment to further your ambitions.
• 40 offices, 24 hotdesks, 3 meeting
rooms and a business lounge
• open plan, co-working environment
with like minded businesses
• printing, comms and high speed
broadband available
• flexible terms - immediate start up
The emergence of Hideaway Jazz Club accompanied a sister project, Hideaway
Work Space, a celebration of Streatham’s entrepreneurial spirit. The abandoned
Lambeth Rent Offices were renovated into a stylish and modern office complex on
the newly christened Empire Mews, a nod to the site’s Picture Palace heritage, a
place where people went to see great adventures fulfilled! This bustling business
community has since expanded to offer open-plan hot-desking, a facility that has
been embraced by Streatham’s thriving network of creative SMEs.

Streatham in the NIHL Cup Final!
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Tickets for the first leg of the National Ice
Hockey League Division One Cup Final are
selling like hotcakes as we go to press, and
the Streatham Redskins get ready for their
chance at picking up some long awaited
silverware.
Chelmsford Chieftains were the opponents
at Streatham Ice Rink on Saturday 26 March
before the second leg in Essex on Sunday 27
March.
It really was the game not to miss as with
Steven Fisher back from suspension and
Streatham take on the league champions in
South London.
We were printing as the games took place, so
we can't tell you the score, but have a look
on www.streatham-hockey.co.uk.
Streatham qualified for the final after
advancing from a group including Solent
Devils and Wightlink Raiders, before beating
Invicta Dynamos in a thrilling semi-final earlier
this month.
The Streatham Redskins are the oldest
ice hockey club in the UK, and were first
established in 1932. The new rink at the
Streatham Ice and Leisure Centre has
allowed them to make progress on the ice,
and to build a bigger fan base. The club is
going from strength to strength. Support has
also grown from an average 3-400 per home
game to some games being packed with over
750 fans this season. There is plenty of room
for more, and Streatham can be very proud
of the team whose hard work and passionate
commitment has brought them to the cup
final.
There's still time to get down and see top ice
hockey action this season, as Streatham will
face Oxford City Stars in the Play-Off quarter
finals. The 1st leg will take place in Oxford
on Saturday 2 April, and the 2nd leg will be
in Streatham on Sunday 3 April at 6.45pm.
Tickets £10 and £6 concessions.

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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.
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