Heart Streatham Issue 33

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Cover image is Mike Jones, head chef
at Hood in Streatham Hill, by Suzanne
Hakuba Photography
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Streatham Food Festival is happening this
month, and we can’t wait to sample all the
delicious sample menus on offer! See the
full guide to the Streatham Food Tour and
the Toddler Tour in the centre of this issue
for all the details.
The 16th Streatham Festival is coming
up 1-9 July, and the programme is bigger
and better than ever. There’s a Fun Day on
Streatham Green with free entertainment
for all the family and fantastic events
ranging from top-class drama from the
Women and War -Exodus at the Streatham
Hill Theatre and Rookfest on the common.
Be sure to check out the full programme
as it develops at www.streathamfestival.
com. The Festival is entirely volunteer run,
and they need more helpers, so please
contact chair@streathamfestival.com to
join in.
Heart Streatham is always keen to
showcase the work of local artists and
photographers, so if you’d like to be
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CONTENTS
4 Streatham Round Up - news and events
from the past few weeks
6 Parish Pump, latest gossip and new
openings
8 Soap Box - The Streatham Candidates
11 Speeding on the A23
12 RIP Roger Moore, sometime resident of
Streatham
14 Dan Carey and Speedy Wunderground
37 The Streatham Food Festival
Guide
34 The Furzedown Festival Highlights
36 What’s On in Streatham in June
42 Save Chestnut Avenue latest
44 Directory of Local Trades and Services
46 Useful Numbers

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Wow, what a month! May started a bit chilly
but by Kite Day things got so warm that the
ice rink melted for a day or so interrupting the
Streatham Supremes prep for competitions. It
got Better eventually.
In a mostly sunny and very exciting weekend,
Hillside Gardens opened nicely trimmed and
bedecked. There were goodies for sale along
with lots of activities including open tennis for
the Great British Tennis Weekend on Saturday
the 13th.
Last Month, the 19th annual
Streatham Kite Day filled
the sky with kites from
the morning until almost
sundown, and what kites
some of them were too,
and attendance was way up
on last year. We estimated there were almost
10,000 people still around at 4pm, and those
near the bandstand were treated to a superb
show by local musicians as well.
On the 18th of May Love Streatham and
Streatham Action combined forces to wrangle
a herd of politicians into a room so that they
could answer question from constituents. A
packed and lively Streatham Hustings saw
the coup de grace from a fellow from Eastern
Europe who stood up to say he appreciated
not just the opportunity to participate but that
Chuka and Robert Stephenson’s
stand-in rep for UKIP shared a
joke together.
We may disagree on some
things but we can still get along.
Important to remember as we in
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New signage for The Rebel Inn is now fully
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Streatham Storm is London’s only women’s
ice hockey club, with teams in the English
Premier League and Division 1 South.
Streatham Storm romped to the EIHA
Womens’ Premier League title on 11th May
with a 12-1 win at Chelmsford that clinched
promotion to the Elite league for next
season. There were scenes of delight as the
final hooter went, with the team huddling in
celebration on the ice and their noisy band of
supporters cheering from the stands.
Santan Dave, the 18-year-old Streatham
rapper (endorsed by Drake and Stormzy)
made his TV debut on Later….with Jules
Holland last month.
Streatham RedHawks Division 1 South
of the National Ice Hockey League has
announced the season 17/18 will contain
the following nine clubs: Bracknell Bees,
Basingstoke Bison, Cardiff Fire, Invicta
Dynamos, London Raiders, Milton Keynes
Thunder, Peterborough Phantoms, Streatham
IHC, Swindon Wildcats
The teams will play each other twice at
home and twice away for a 32 game League
season. The top eight sides will qualify for the
post season, and a NIHL S1 Cup competition
will also be running.
The Old Oxfam Furniture Shop on the High
Rd. is under offer and there are rumours of
new licenced premises opening here. Who
will it be?
Marks and Spencer have begun to look for
staff for their two new Streatham Hill and
Streatham High Rd stores. You can pre-
register at careers.marksandspencer.com.
London Pride. 8th July. Join the South
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Contact Kim Caddy
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Promoted by Bernard Gentry, on behalf of Kim
Caddy, both of 3 Gleneldon Road, SW16 2AX
KIM CADDY
STANDING WITH THERESA MAY
1| Giving Theresa May a strong
hand in Europe to protect
the economy, and jobs and
businesses here in Streatham
2| Working with Government,
and community groups to
solve local transport
problems and improve
air quality
3| Being a strong voice for
local residents
“I supported the Remain
campaign but now we need
to make sure Theresa May
has the strongest possible
negotiating position, to
protect businesses and jobs
here in Streatham”
“Volunteering and working
in the community have
inspired me to be a strong
voice for local residents”

GE 2017 The Candidates for Streatham
We at Heart Streatham see it as our job to
bring out the detail on local issues affecting
Streatham based on the facts as we know
them, and we don’t endorse any of the
political parties or candidates.
You will see a couple of political ads in the
magazine. We’re a small business, we’re
not funded by the council, or grants, or the
government and the magazine is paid for
solely by advertising. We offered ad space
to political parties contesting Streatham at
the same time, offering identical rates.
We asked all the parties that kept their
deposit at the 2015 General Election to
provide a profile of their candidate in no
more than 80 words. Below the candidates
are listed in the order we received their
replies.
Alex Davies – Liberal Democrat Party
Alex Davies is the only main party candidate who lives in the
constituency. As a councillor, he fought successful campaigns with
residents to save Streatham Library from closure and to keep cross-
London Thameslink services. He launched the Crossrail2 for Streatham
campaign in 2014. Lib Dems oppose Brexit and would give the public
a choice between the final Brexit deal and staying in the EU.
Kim Caddy - Conservative Party
I believe Theresa May is the only leader who can get the best deal for
Britain in the tough discussions ahead. We need a strong economy so
local businesses flourish, and to fund the public services we value. As a
local Councillor, I am experienced in standing up for the issues people
care about: transport, local business and protecting green spaces. If
elected, I will stand up for Streatham.
Nicole Griffiths – Green Party
Mum of two Nicole Griffiths combines work as a school arts support
officer with studying for a degree at Goldsmiths University. She grew
up in Lambeth and is a familiar face in Streatham, where she has
lived since 2003. An active campaigner for clean air, a Safer A23, and
defending local schools against threatened cuts, Nicole is listening
and standing up for what matters locally.
Chuka Umunna – Labour Party
As your MP since 2010 I’ve helped over 16,000 constituents with
casework, held over 500 surgeries, opened the first constituency office
in Streatham and spoken 784 times in the House of Commons. Re-
elect me to fight a Tory hard Brexit that Theresa May wants. I will fight
cuts to services and education budgets, and continue to campaign for
better transport. Support a local boy working hard for you.

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Speeding on the A23
A 90-minute speed limit enforcement
operation by police during UN Road Safety
Week in May caught eleven drivers breaking
the 30mph limit on Streatham Hill. The
operations followed Community Roadwatch
days, during which traffic police responded to
concerns from the Safer A23 Campaign that
high speeds were one of the causes of deaths
and injuries in Streatham.
All the offenders received fines and points on
their licences, one faces a driving ban and
another motorist was fined for driving while
using a mobile phone. A similar operation in
April resulted in six speeding tickets being
issued in just over an hour. On both days,
speeds in excess of 50mph were recorded.
Anyone
concerned about
speeds in their
neighbourhood
can ask for a
Roadwatch session. They usually last just over
an hour and volunteers get to hold the speed
camera gun and catch speeders in the act! If
a significant problem is observed, police will
return another day to carry out an enforcement
operation, issuing fines.
Based on 2015 data, Lambeth has the highest
number of road casualties on TfL roads (821)
and the most collisions resulting in death
or serious injury (56). TfL roads account for
58.6% of all road casualties in Lambeth and
56.6% of all fatal and serious injuries.
Campaigners are calling for a re-design of the
A23 through Streatham to deter speeding. In
the meantime, drivers beware: slow down.
If you are concerned about speeds
on a road near you, please contact:
CommunityRoadwatch@met.police.uk.
Chris Holt Safer A23 Campaign and Streatham
Action Transport Group

Sir Roger Moore: 1927 – 2017
There are a select few people
called upon to serve with Her
Majesty’s Secret Service. An even more
select and rarified bunch have represented
their country in film by doing so and only
the 4th to do so was Roger Moore as Royal
Navy Commander and secret agent par
excellence, James Bond. Based upon Ian
Fleming’s admittedly atavistic character in his
books, Bond had many facets and adapted
well under Connery & Craig’s gruff and tough,
alongside Brosnan and Moore’s smooth,
suave grace.
But it wasn’t always that way. Moore was
a quintessential south London boy. Born in
Clapham to a policeman and his wife, his
family later moved to Stockwell where he
went to primary school and then attended
secondary school in Vauxhall before
studying drama at RADA. There he met his
first wife, Lucy Woodward. Described by
him as “stunningly
beautiful”, she an
actress and ice
dancer who used
the stage name
Doorn Van Steyn,
and was believed at the time to have far
better prospects than him. After he finished
Army service in 1946 they were married and
moved into a room at her parent’s house on
Buckleigh Road in Streatham.
They were said to have often been seen at
the Locarno or skating at the ice rink where
he learned to skate “just to be near her.” Their
marriage survived six years but Moore moved
on from Streatham to Bexley afterwards.
He was married twice more before the
international film star we know came to
prominence. As chaotic as his private life
could be, he was suave and debonair on
screen and we hope he rests in peace.

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a wide variety of retailers, supermarkets,
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High Road with many recent additions.
However, there are an increasing number of
businesses that are not so visible and work
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Established here for over 10 years after
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The studio is equipped with loads of gear and
musical instruments, amps, mixing desks and
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following day. The musicians, the producer
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Welcome to the eighth annual Streatham
Food Festival, brought to you by InStreatham,
Streatham’s Business Improvement District.
Our five day festival is designed to showcase
the brilliant food businesses of Streatham and
get more of you out enjoying them!
This year’s festival will focus on two key events,
the ever popular Streatham Food Tour, with over
30 of Streatham’s wonderful eateries taking part.
Each restaurant or café will offer a selection of three
dishes, all costing less than £5, allowing guests to
taste their way around the world all in Streatham.
With starters, main courses, deserts and even wines
on offer, there’s something to suit every palate.
2017 will also see the return of the Toddler Tour.
So far twelve of Streatham’s restaurants will be
putting on special menus to tickle the tiny tastebuds
of local residents and visitors. This year’s Toddler
Tour will run for two days on Thursday 22nd and
Friday 23rd June, giving plenty of opportunity to pop
in and try something new. With Indian, Caribbean,
Vietnamese, Italian and British amongst the cuisines
on offer it’s the perfect way to expand junior taste
horizons without breaking the bank.
For those of you who loved the popular Sunday
Food Fair we’re delighted that many of the traders will
be taking part in the Streatham Festival and will be
popping up on Streatham Green on 8th July, ensuring
residents and visitors are given even more opportunity
to tuck in to great tasting food.
We really hope you are able to join us this June
to sample some culinary delights from around the
world and celebrate the great food businesses of
our neighbourhood.
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Friday 23rd June, 6-8pm
Spires Adult Learning Centre,
8 Tooting Bec Gardens, SW16 1RB
As part of their OCN accredited
catering course, three Spires
students are hosting an event to
showcase their skills. They will
be serving some delicious dishes
from their cultures and cultures
around the world.
Entry: Free, donation to Spires
suggested
No booking required
www.spires.org.uk
Friday 23 June, 7pm
The Earl Ferrers, 22 Ellora Rd,
SW16 6JF
Hotdogs, smoked ribs, fried
chicken, lots of Bourbon and
local Elvis impersonator.
Entry: free
See facebook for more details or
simply come along on the day
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Live DJs, gourmet tacos and a
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How to Cook Your Life is a cheerful documentary
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Friday 23rd June, 7pm
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A special fundraising event
offering a selection of delicious
Eritrean and Ethiopian food
hosted by local charity
Streatham Drop-In Centre for
Asylum Seekers and Refugees.
The specially prepared meal will
include a variety of traditional
vegetarian and meat dishes.
Last year this successful event raised funds for a
children’s trip to the seaside. Come along, help raise
funds for disadvantaged children and learn about
the work of the charity.
Entry: suggested donation of £10 per adult
To book email dropin@emchurch.plus.com
or simply come along on the night
www.streathamdropin.org.uk
Sunday 25 June, 7pm
Somm: Into The Bottle goes on a globe-trotting
adventure to answer the question “What is wine and
why does it matter.” 10 mini-stories each explore
a different fundamental facet of wine from the
cellar to the table. It’s through these stories–told by
charismatic wine communicators–that you begin to
paint the picture of what wine really is. Film, special
flight of 3 wines plus introduction talk from the
talented sommeliers at Streatham Wine House.
Price: £15
Tickets available through
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Saturday 24th June, 10am - 3pm
Hood Streatham, 67 Streatham Hill, SW2 4TX
Streatham’s Best Brunch just got even better!
To celebrate the Streatham Food Festival 2017,
Hood will be hosting a
Bottomless Brunch event.
Two courses (from a set
menu) plus 1.5 hours of
free-flowing prosecco,
buck’s fizz, bloody marys
or beer from £30 per
person. A non-alcoholic
option will be available for £24 per person
and children may dine as normal without a set
menu.
Price: £24–£30
Bottomless Brunch must be booked in advance
through Hood’s website, by email (info@
hoodrestaurants.com) or phone (020 3601 3320)
and for groups of more than 6 a deposit of £25 per
person will be required.
www.hoodrestaurants.com
Saturday 24th June, 10am - 3pm
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Take a food tour of the world in Streatham on
Thursday 22 to Sunday 25 June
We’re delighted to say that the Streatham Food
Tour is back. For four days only you can explore
Streatham’s vibrant restaurant scene by popping into
several local eateries for a plate of food. Over thirty
venues will be serving mini-plates of their signature
dishes and specials for £2 to £5 each – offering a
mix of classics and modern dishes from over a dozen
different countries.
The Streatham Food Tour – an indecisive
eater’s dream” Time Out, 2014
Take the ‘Food Tourist Challenge’ to be in with a
chance of winning dinner for two at the restaurant of
your choice. Pick-up a scorecard from participating
restaurants or grab one from our festival ‘Tour Guides’
who’ll be located throughout Streatham wearing Food
Festival branded aprons and chefs hats. Collect at
least 3 restaurant stamps to be in with a chance of
winning – but don’t let that stop you from getting as
many more as you can!
Thursday 22nd – Sunday 25th June
Normal venue opening hours apply unless otherwise
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Deli Lama
(World food)
An independent deli come
café, specialising in locally
sourced produce, delicious
breakfasts, sandwiches
and coffee.
Pork belly squares
£3.50
Vegan falafel waffle
£5
Ital jerk tofu
£5
SW16 6EN · 0208 769 1644
www.deli-lama.co.uk
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Jerky Junction
(Caribbean)
A Jamaican/Caribbean
restaurant offering
Caribbean classics from
jerk to ackee & saltfish to
burgers or curry.
Rundown coconut milk
and veg stew (v)
£2.50
Fried dumpling (stuffed with
ackee & saltfish)
£2.50
Curry chicken with macaroni
& cheese
£4
SW16 6EG · 020 3609 5464
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The Railway
(British)
Neighbourhood pub
sourcing local, organic
and sustainable
food and drinks.
Vegan sweet potato
& chickpea cake
£4
Hereford mini beef burger
£4
Spinach, squash and goats
cheese mini parcel
£4
*Food available until 9pm
on Sunday
2 Greyhound Lane
SW16 5SD · 020 8769 9448
www.therailwaysw16.co.uk
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The Mere Scribbler
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Warm, comforting
surroundings filled with
delicious food and drink as
well as a dedicated sports
area with big screens and
an outside space for the
warmer months.
Nduja and pork meatballs
with lemon thyme and
mascarpone dip
£5
Jalapeño corn bread,
ricotta and smoked paprika
salsa fresca
£5
Mac n cheese bites,
beetroot dip
£5
*available 6pm–10pm
Thursday 22–Sunday 25 June
426 Streatham High Rd,
SW16 3PX · 020 3597 7610
www.themerescribbler.co.uk
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£4.50
Chocolate fondue cake with
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£4.50
Homemade custard tarts
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The Manor Arms
(British)
A modern British pub with
a private dining area and
secret garden. We serve
fresh food daily from 12pm.
A warm welcome awaits you!
A bite-sized version
of our classic burger
£3
Mini beer battered
fish & chips
£4.95
Pumpkin ravioli (v)
£4.95
13 Mitcham Lane
SW16 6LQ · 020 3195 6888
www.themanorarms.com
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Located in the heart of
Streatham, Rice Republic
takes pride in the delicious
Chinese food it offers.
Mushroom dumpling
£3.80
Steamed authentic marinate
black bean pork rice
£4
Steamed sea bass dim sum
£4
*Only available 12–3pm on
Saturday 24th and Sunday
25th June
SW16 6EG · 020 8677 7133
www.ricerepublic.co.uk
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The Holland Tringham
(British)
A warm and welcoming
pub offering good food for
great value.
Small cod & chips
£3.99
Burrito with one filling
(inc. vegan five bean chilli)
£3.99
Bombay, state or chilli dog
£4.99
107-109 Streatham High Rd
SW16 1HJ · 0208 769 3062
www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk
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With fine ales, delicious
food, board games and
regular events, this unique
local has oodles on offer.
Tempura pork belly bites
with sweet BBQ sauce
£4
Cod goujons with homemade
tartare sauce
£4
Stuffed arancini
with mozzarella & passata
£4
103 Streatham High Rd
SW16 1HJ · 020 8677 1664
www.prattsandpayne.com
Bravi Ragazzi
(Italian)
Traditional Neapolitan
pizzeria, wood fired oven
and sourdough pizza
Margherita
£5
Margherita & cooked ham
£5
Bocalou (margherita,
cooked ham & mushroom)
£5
2A Sunnyhill Road
SW16 2UH · 020 8769 4966
www.braviragazzipizzeria.co.uk
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Tiger Café
(Vietnamese)
Vietnamese restaurant
with Chinese dishes.
Summer roll or spring roll
£2
Mango salad (v)
£3
Squid (salt & chilli)
£3
133 Streatham High Road,
SW16 1HJ · 020 8677 5888
Hung’s Restaurant
(Chinese)
A Streatham institution,
Hung’s proudly serves a
wide range of dishes from
noodles and soups to hot
pots and set lunches.
Sweet & sour chicken
£4.50
Salted and spiced spare ribs
£4.50
Bean curd with hot bean
chilli sauce (v)
£4.50
2 Sunnyhill Road
SW16 2UH · 020 8769 0176
www.hungs-chinese-online.co.uk
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The White Lion
(World food)
Independently run high st
bar serving home cooked
food; private hire space; and
weekend entertainment.
Ackee & salt fish
(The world’s 2nd most popular
international dish)
£5
Oshea’s mini burger & fries
£5
The White Lion’s world
famous jerk chicken
£5
SW16 1BB · 020 8677 3341
www.whitelionsw16.co.uk
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Trio Pizzeria
(Italian)
Italian cuisine,
serving pizzas, pastas,
seafood etc…
Mushroom risotto
£5
Penne pollo e funghi
£5
Pizzantinies
£5
19 The High Parade,
Streatham High Road
SW16 1EX · 0208 835 8455
www.triopizzeria-uk.com
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La Casita
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Family run, friendly
Portuguese restaurant,
weekday lunch specials.
Grilled sardines
with roast peppers
£4.95
Flamed chorizo
with spicy potatoes
£4.95
Garlic mushrooms
with olive bread (v)
£4.95
SW16 1BW · 020 8664 6033
www.lacasitalondon.co.uk
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(Chinese/Japanese/Thai)
Popular restaurant
serving generous portions
of Chinese, Japanese
and Thai cuisine at very
reasonable prices.
Yaki soba
£4.50
Vegetable fried noodles (v)
£4
Green chicken curry
£5
104-106 Streatham High Road
SW16 1BW · 020 8677 7786
www.slurpstreatham.co.uk
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Specialising in authentic
Thai food, this local
restaurant prides itself
on fresh, quality dishes.
Mini mixed platter:
chicken satay, Thai dim sum
& prawn tempura
£5
Mini mixed veg platter:
veg spring rolls, corn cakes,
aubergine & mushroom
tempura
£5
Masaman Curry, choice of
beef, chicken or tofu (served
with rice and mini salad)
£5
SW16 1DA · 020 8696 0854
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19 Streatham
(Italian)
Cosy cocktail and wine bar
offering a small selection
of bar snacks, charcuteria
and an Italian pizza and
pasta menu.
Sicilian arancini served with
tomato, mozzarella, basil (v)
£2.55
Mini calzoni stuffed with
organic pork sausage and
Italian soppressata
£3.85
Chilli & garlic king prawns
served with aioli sauce and
ciccio bread
£5
15 Leigham Avenue
SW16 1DR · 020 8835 8285
www.19-bar.co.uk
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The Horse & Groom
(British)
Popular local pub offering
a range of pub classics
including delicious burgers,
steaks and pies and
traditional sunday roasts.
Calamari (squid) with tartare
sauce
£4.99
Chocolate fudge cake &
vanilla ice cream
£3.49
Sex on the beach cocktail
(Smirnoff vodka, Archers,
orange & cranberry juice)
£4.99
SW16 1DA · 020 8769 8895
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Maria’s Kitchen
(Portuguese / Caribbean)
Portuguese cuisine, café
and restaurant. Serves
lunchtime buffet, some
Caribbean dishes.
Codfish a braz, golden
onions, thinly cut chips,
saltfish, eggs
(mixed together)
£5
Spinach ricotta malftti
with tomato sauce & cream
£4.50
Passion fruit pudding (v)
£2.50
SW16 1DT · 020 8769 4899
www.mariaskitchen.co.uk
Nando’s
(Portuguese)
Casual dining,
Portuguese flame-grilled
peri-peri chicken.
1/4 flame grilled peri-peri
chicken
£3.95
Houmous & pitta bread
(with peri-peri drizzle)
£3.60
Portuguese custard tart
£1.95
Unit 6-7 Streatham
High Road, SW16 1EX ·
020 8769 0951
www.nandos.co.uk
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Café Vivaldi
(British)
Family run café established
in 1997 specialising in
traditional English food.
Chicken wrap
£3
Roast lamb & Yorkshire pud
£5
Veg burger & chips
£5
2 Leigham Hall, Streatham
High Road, SW16 1DR
020 8677 8746
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Perfect Blend
(British)
This independent café / bar
/ restaurant offers coffee,
brunch, lunch, an evening
menu, plus locally brewed
beer and cocktails too.
Mini beef cheeseburger
slider or
Mini chicken burger slider
(both served with mini
portion of fries)
£5
Thai fish cake (single)
£3
Brushetta (v)
£2.50
*Evenings only 6pm–10.30pm
8-9 Streatleigh Parade
SW16 1EQ · 020 8769 4646
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The Hamlet
(British/Mediterranean)
Retro, stylish, friendly
cocktail bar and restaurant
that sources local, seasonal
organic produce.
Grilled Spanish chorizo
£4.99
Goats cheese salad, pine
nuts, caramelised onions (v)
£4.99
Calamari
with homemade tartar
£4.99
10-12 Streatham High Road
SW16 1DB · 020 8769 1171
www.thehamlet-village.co.uk
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Taj Mahal
(Indian)
Classic Indian dishes are
served at this popular
restaurant and takeaway.
Chicken tikka masala
with pilau rice
£5
Vegetable biryani
£5
Lamb bhuna & pilau rice
£5
11a Leigham Court Road
SW16 2ND · 020 8677 7818
wwwtajmahal.co.uk
Streatham Wine
House
(British/Global)
A relaxing and fun
atmosphere to enjoy a glass
or two (or three) of amazing
wine from around the world.
Trio of cheese with wine
pairing (optional)
£5
Delightful wine pairings
£4.50
British style tapas with wine
pairing (optional) (v)
£3.50
53a Streatham Hill, SW2
4TS · 020 86788997
Saigon Bistro
(Vietnamese)
Authentic Vietnamese
restaurant catering to all.
Cosy, comfortable and
enjoyable vibe.
Cha gio (pork & prawn fried
OR vegetarian spring rolls)
£3
Banh mi (Vietnamese
baguette with pork or
chicken or vegetarian option)
£3.50
Pho dac biet (Vietnamese
rice noodle soup with
chicken, prawns & beef
or vegetarian option)
£5
70 Streatham Hill, SW2 4RD
020 8674 6888
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(Mexican)
A Mexican fusion restaurant
and cocktail bar offering the
best in fresh ingredients,
cocktails with a side of
great atmosphere.
Slow-baked smoked hickory
BBQ ribs
£5
Chipotle chicken or cajun
vegetable soft shell tacos
£5
Classic nachos with salsa,
cheese, sour cream
& guacamole
£4
SW16 1DA · 020 8677 5100
www.elchicos.co.uk
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Azzuri Pizzeria
(Italian)
Home of the true
Neapolitan wood oven &
sourdough pizza.
Ortolana (tomato, mozzerella,
pepper, courgette,
aubergines, basil)
£3.50
Margherita (San Marzano
tomato, mozzarella,
basil & parmesan)
£3
Diavola (San Marzono
tomato, mozzarella,
spicy salami & basil)
£3.50
SW16 1DB · 020 8696 0444
132 Streatham Vale,
SW16 5TB · 020 8764 1747
www.azzuripizzeria.com
Pukka
(Indian)
Indian restaurant
serving traditional and
modern cuisine.
Dall mirchi tarkori
with rice (v)
£5
Korai lamb with rice
£5
Chicken biryani
£5
Thurs–Sat 5.30pm – 11.30pm
Sun 12.30pm – 11.30pm
89 Streatham Hill, SW2 4UD
· 020 8671 8254
www.pukkabrasserie.co.uk
Delhi Bites
(Indian)
Authentic north
Indian cuisine.
Any rice/veg/non-veg mix
£3
*Limited seating
109 Streatham Hill
SW2 4UG · 020 8674 5144
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(Global)
Cakes, coffee,
snacks and hot food.
Roast chicken
with rice or salad
£5
Kofta with rice or salad
£4.50
Organic sugar-free homemade
date cake & coffee
£4.50
31 Leigham Court Road
SW16 2ND · 020 8677 1444
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Estate Office Coffee
(British)
Speciality coffee shop with a
great range of local artisan-
produced cakes, bakes and
sourdough sandwiches.
Any coffee plus a ham
& cheese croissant
£5
*Daytime only
1 Drewstead Rd, SW16 1LY ·
020 8674 5144
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Fish Tale
(Mediterranean)
An award winning,
sustainable fishmonger &
deli providing a wealth of
delicious delights to tickle
your tastebuds.
2 oysters & a glass of wine
£5
Antipasti & bread (v)
& Pimms
£5
Smoked fish paté,
bread & Pimms
£5
SW16 2ND · 020 8664 7464
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El Chico’s
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Contemporary Mexican food
served up in a fun, friendly
and quirky atmosphere.
Cheeky chocolate tiki tacos
£4
Fabulously fun fajita wrap
(chicken or vegetable)
£4
Rainbow ribbons mocktail
£3
SW16 1DA · 020 8677 5100
www.elchicos.co.uk
Toddler
Tour
The Toddler Tour is back for a second year, giving
the tiny tastebuds of Streatham the chance to try the
family foodie options our wonderful eateries have
on offer. This time the Todder Tour will run for two
days, giving you even more opportunity to try the
mouth-watering mini plates on the menu at some of
Streatham’s most child friendly venues.
12–6pm, Thursday 22 June and Friday 23 June.
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The Mere Scribbler
(British)
Warm, comforting
surroundings filled with
delicious food and drink as
well as a dedicated sports
area with big screens and
an outside space for the
warmer months.
Smashed avocado
on toasted English muffin
£4.50
Mini breakfast - toast, egg,
sausage, bacon and beans
£5
Mini granola
with Greek yoghurt
£3
426 Streatham High Rd,
SW16 3PX · 020 3597 7610
www.themerescribbler.co.uk
Jerky Junction
(Caribbean)
restaurant offering
Caribbean classics from
jerk to ackee & saltfish to
burgers or curry.
Bash ment’ burger (chicken
breast burger with spicy
mayo, onions & pineapple)
£3
Full hundred burger (beef)
£3
Chickpea curry
£3
SW16 6EG · 020 3609 5464
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Tiger Café
(Vietnamese)
Vietnamese restaurant
with Chinese dishes.
Vat jaho soup
(beef, chicken) or veg
£3
Bun ko hue (spicy soup)
£3
Lemongrass vemicili bowl
(prawn or beef)
£3
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A warm and welcoming
pub offering good food for
great value.
Small cod & chips
£3.99
Burrito with one filling
(inc. vegan five bean chilli)
£3.99
Bombay, state or chilli dog
£4.99
107-109 Streatham High Rd
SW16 1HJ · 0208 769 3062
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secret garden. We serve
fresh food daily from 12pm.
A warm welcome awaits you!
Ham & cheese croquettes
£2.50
Chicken goujon,
chips & peas
£2.50
Margherita pizza
£2.50
13 Mitcham Lane
SW16 6LQ · 020 3195 6888
www.themanorarms.com
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Family run café established
in 1997 specialising in
traditional English food.
4 chicken nuggets & chips
£3
4 fish fingers & chips
£3
2 vegetarian sausages & chips
£3
2 Leigham Hall, Streatham
High Road, SW16 1DR
020 8677 8746
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19 Streatham
(Italian)
Cosy cocktail and wine bar
offering a small selection
of bar snacks, charcuteria
and an Italian pizza and
pasta menu.
Kids mini pizza (tomato,
cheese, bolognese sauce)
£2
Kids lasagna with ciccio
bread (flat italian bread)
£3.50
Nutella pizza with banana
and icing sugar
£4
15 Leigham Avenue
SW16 1DR ·020 8835 8285
www.19-bar.co.uk
Nando’s
(Portuguese)
Casual dining,
Portuguese flame-grilled
peri-peri chicken.
3 peri-peri chicken wings
£3.60
Corn on the cob
£2.45
Bottomless frozen yoghurt
£2.95
Unit 6-7 Streatham
High Road, SW16 1EX ·
020 8769 0951
www.nandos.co.uk
Delhi Bites
(Indian)
Authentic north
Indian cuisine.
Kids mix box
£1
Veg snacks
£1
Chicken tikka
£1
109 Streatham Hill
SW2 4UG · 020 8674 5144
Mes Amis
(Global)
Cakes, coffee,
snacks and hot food.
Vegetarian pasta
& organic apple juice
£4
Leek & potato soup
with bread
£3.50
Organic cookie & babyccino
£2.50
SW16 2ND · 020 8677 1444
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Saigon Bistro
(Vietnamese)
Authentic Vietnamese
restaurant catering to all.
Cha gio (pork & prawn fried
or vegetarian spring rolls)
£3
Banh mi (Vietnamese
baguette with pork or
chicken or vegetarian option)
£3.50
Pho dac biet (Vietnamese
rice noodle soup with
chicken, prawns & beef
or vegetarian option)
£5
70 Streatham Hill, SW2 4RD
020 8674 6888
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Speciality coffee shop with a
great range of local artisan-
produced cakes, bakes and
sourdough sandwiches.
Babyccino & mini brownie
£2.50
1 Drewstead Rd, SW16 1LY ·
020 8674 5144
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Home of the true
Neapolitan wood oven &
sourdough pizza.
Ortolana (tomato, mozzerella,
pepper, courgette,
aubergines, basil)
£3.50
Margherita (San Marzano
tomato, mozzarella,
basil & parmesan)
£3
Diavola (San Marzono
tomato, mozzarella,
spicy salami & basil)
£3.50
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132 Streatham Vale,
SW16 5TB · 020 8764 1747
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steaks and pies and
traditional Sunday Roasts.
Crispy chicken strips
& any dessert & drink
£4.49
Mac ‘n’ cheese
£4.49
Hand battered cod goujons
£4.49
SW16 1DA · 020 8769 8895
Bravi Ragazzi
(Italian)
Traditional Neapolitan
pizzeria, wood fired oven
and sourdough pizza.
Margherita
£5
Margherita & cooked ham
£5
Bocalou (margherita,
cooked ham & mushroom)
£5
2A Sunnyhill Road
SW16 2UH · 020 8769 4966
www.braviragazzipizzeria.co.uk

The warmer weather and longer days mean that Streatham’s Summer
season is fast approaching. With an exciting line up of festivals and events
that will showcase Streatham’s huge range of businesses, talent and
creativity it’s gonna be a great summer in #Streatham
14 MAY
STREATHAM COMMON
KITE DAY
22-25 JUNE
STREATHAM
FOOD FESTIVAL
1-9 JULY
STREATHAM FESTIVAL
15-16 JULY
LOVE STREATHAM
FAMILY FUN DAYS
16-23 SEPTEMBER
STREATHAM FREE
FILM FESTIVAL
21 SEPTEMBER
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PEACE
GET INVOLVED
Why not volunteer – join the
community of like-minded
volunteers who help create
these amazing events
happening on your doorstep
PROMOTE
Get friends and family along
to an unmissable programme
of events using social media or
word of mouth
DONATE
Visit https://www.spacehive.
com/streathamsummer and
help support the festivals
and events that help make
Streatham a great place to live,
work and visit!
STREATHAM
SUMMER SEASON
FESTIVAL TIME
A Voice for Business
CONTACT: events@instreatham.com
@instreatham • 020 8835 7067

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The Streatham
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The Streatham Festival 2017, running this year
from the 1st to the 9th July is a celebration of the
way the different communities in our town are
integrated and there are already many exciting
events to look forward to, from the annual free live
music gig night, The Streatham Strut to a brand
new event, Rookfest in the Rookery.
There will be a feast of top-notch comedy, art, drama,
Shakespeare and song as well as the fabulous Streatham
Family Event with free entertainment for the kids on
8th July. So save the dates and look out for the full
programme coming through your door in June!
16-23 SEPTEMBER
Streatham
Free Film Festival
Streatham Free Film Festival is a volunteer-led
project creating pop up cinema’s in Streatham’s
best public spaces and venues.
It brings people together to enjoy free cinema and celebrate
their local neighbourhood. Formed in 2015, the festival
now runs over 1 week each September. It showcases the
best in new releases, foreign film, inspiring documentaries,
family favourites and future classics as well as a shorts
programme, film making competition and industry talks.
We are looking for sponsors for this year’s festival and
advertising at each screening is available.
21 SEPTEMBER
International
Day of Peace
15-16 JULY
Love Streatham
Family Fun Day
Saturday, 1-5pm for fun and games on Streatham
common. Featuring bouncy castles, giant slide, bungee run,
beat the goalie, toddler & craft zone, music & reflective zone,
and refreshments. Come early to avoid the queues.
Sunday, 10.30am for a joint celebration of the Christian
good news, relevant and open to everyone! Everything is
FREE courtesy of Streatham’s churches working together to
serve the community.
Since businesses came together
to form InStreatham Business
Improvement District in 2013, your
local businesses have invested their
own hard earned money into making
Streatham a great place to live,
work and visit.
This annual levy has funded policing,
public toilets, hanging baskets,
Christmas and summer events, jet
wash cleaning, chewing gum removal,
banners, Business Awards and
networking, free business recycling,
shopfront improvements, marketing
campaigns and more all whilst
representing businesses and tackling
the issues that affect them.
As businesses go back to ballot on
the future of the BID next year let us
know what your vision is for Streatham
for the next five years and what the
BID priorities should be. Email your
thoughts and ideas to:
info@instreatham.com
Contact us
LouiseAbbots, BID manager
info@instreatham.com, Telephone: 020 8835 7067
twitter: @instreatham
Office 19, Streatham Business Centre, 1 Empire Mews,
Streatham, SW16 2BF
Police: for emergencies - 999 • to report a crime - 101
Get Involved!: The BID Board
The inStreatham board of directors are business owners
who volunteer their time to help improve the local area.
We are always keen to speak with new businesses who
want to be involved.
Call us on 020 8835 7067
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Since businesses came together to form inStreatham
in 2013, the annual levy has funded policing, public
toilets, hanging baskets, Christmas and summer events,
jet wash cleaning, chewing gum removal, banners,
Business Awards and networking, free business recycling,
shopfront improvements, marketing campaigns and more
all whilst representing businesses and tackling the issues
that affect them.
As businesses go back to ballot on the future of the BID
next year let us know what your vision is for Streatham for
the next five years and what the BID priorities should be.
Come and be part of the change that you want to see!
26 APRIL 6.30-7:30pm at Anthony Gold Solicitors, 496
Streatham High Road. RSVP to info@instreatham.com
Marketing opportunity
8 Outdoor are a premium, large format outdoor advertising
business who cater for businesses of all sizes and budgets.
In partnership with inStreatham, 8 Outdoor are offering an
exclusive opportunity for Streatham businesses to advertise
on their Streatham A23 billboard. 1.2m people pass the board
every month, predominantly homeowners within the Streatham
catchment area.
If five local businesses sign up, 8 Outdoors have offered to
provide some free advertising for local community events on
the board so not only are you promoting your own business but
supporting your community too!
To enquire about this opportunity please contact the BID office
on 0208 835 7068 or info@instreatham.com
VISIONING
STREATHAM
– the next five years

1st - 9th July
@streatfestStreathamFestival
Sponsors
www.streathamfestival.com
Streatham’s fantastic annual Festival returns with a huge variety
of events to suit all ages and tastes. Many are completely FREE!
See www.streathamfestival.com for details of the programme
as it develops, bigger and better than ever before and plan
your Festival!
SAVE THE DATES!
art music workshops
family fun dance drama
Many events are FREE

Music
ROOKFEST kicks off the Festival on
Saturday 1st July with a day of live music
presented by SCCoop at the Rookery in
association with Turnstyle Records and
Deli Llama. Food and drink are available
or bring a picnic, buy tickets in advance.
If you love classical, the Streatham
Choral Summer Concert will include
JOSEPH HAYDN’s Missa Sancti Nicolai and
MOZART’s Mass in C Minor at St Leonard’s
Church on 1 July. See Black Elvis at the
5 Bells, enjoy a Café Barcelona tapas
and live music special, and music legends
Boubacar Kafando and Gnawa UK will
be at the White Lion – just a sample of
what’s on!
Comedy
There’s cracking comedy on offer with top
pre-Edinburgh Fringe comedians and local
favourites favourites at Collywobbler’s
Comedy at The Railway, and Festival
Comedy at Hideaway on the 7th July.
Theatre
See Star Wars Shakespeare at The
British Home on 9th July for all the
family. Take a picnic to the Rookery
for the Festival Players’ The Merry
Wives of Windsor on 9th July, and
look out for details of The Streatham
Theatre Company’s production of The
Canterbury Tales!
Festival Fun Day
Saturday 8th July
Head for the fantastic Festival Fun Day
on The Green in the middle of Streatham,
outside the Manor Arms on the 8th July
between 12noon and 5pm for FREE live
entertainment, performances from
local schools, food and stalls for all the
family to enjoy.
Arts
The Women and War - EXODUS
Festival presented by the So and
So Arts Club at the Streatham Hill
Theatre in July celebrates miraculous
and courageous women through theatre,
music, dance, art, film, performance,
poetry, craft, cuisine, and comedy.
The Streatham Sketchbook by Mireille
Galinou and artist Jiro Osugo focuses on
Streatham’s role in the world of art past,
presents a truly stunning exhibition, Pub
Jiro throughout the Festival at the Horse &
Groom, including a life-size painted café!
The Streatham Strut
Saturday 8th July
Do The Streatham Strut! Every year,
local bars and restaurants present a
fabulous live music acts--on the house!
Including Pratts & Payne co-hosting
New Music with the team behind the
upcoming Streatham Space Project
to create an exciting, explosive night of
music, drinks and dancing. See if you
can try them all - Streatham’s doors are
open, the music is FREE, so let’s all get
out there!
Music
ROOKFEST
Saturday 1st July with a day of live music
presented by SCCoop at the Rookery in
association with Turnstyle Records and
Deli Llama. Food and drink are available
or bring a picnic, buy tickets in advance.
If you love classical, the
Boubacar Kafando and Gnawa UK will
be at the
what’s on!
Comedy
There’s cracking comedy on offer with top
pre-Edinburgh Fringe comedians and local
favourites favourites at Collywobbler’s
Comedy at
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The Streatham Strut
Saturday 8th July
Do
local bars and restaurants present a
fabulous live music acts--on the house!
Including
New Music with the team behind the
upcoming
Comedy at
and courageous women through theatre,
And more…
Go to The Railway to explore the wonderful world of beer and see a
live brew day at Streatham Brewing Co. Or for film buffs, CineSouth community cinema will
be turning a local location into a picture palace. Join in with the Festival Pop-up Choir Singing
Workshop on 9th July led by Adam Saunders, an experienced choir and harmony workshop leader.
All abilities welcome, and no need to read music.
See traditional craft skills at E&A Wates’ free workshop tours - Reupholstery, French Polishing,
Cabinet Restoration, Caning, Rushing & Gilding, and book their wonderful 4 July workshops with
Little Green paints, who partner with English Heritage
live brew day at
be turning a local location into a picture palace. Join in with the
Workshop
All abilities welcome, and no need to read music.
See traditional craft skills at
Cabinet Restoration, Caning, Rushing & Gilding, and book their wonderful 4 July
Little Green paints
Go to The Railway to explore the wonderful world of beer and see a
CineSouth community cinema will

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Highlights of the Furzedown Summer Festival
Acoustic Prom
An evening with Simon Prager and Doc Stenson.
BYO chair and drinks. Friday 9 June, 19:30 42
Parklands Road, SW16 6TF. Space limited. aubrey.
botsford@gmail.com to reserve a spot.
Tales to Tickle your Fancy South London
Storytelling and Minestra Supper club in a secret
garden in Pendle Road For info and tickets (£8)
contact hello@southlondonstorytelling.com
Saturday 10 June
The Summer of Disco-tent 80’s disco (recreating
the infamous ‘Pits & Perverts’ fundraising
night) Saturday 10 June 19:00-22:30 in Seely
Hall, Chillerton Road SW17 9BE £10/ £5
furzedownlpevents@gmail.com
Secret Postcard 13-24 June. Miniature artworks
created by children, art students, new and
established artists for sale for £5 each. 74 Moyser
Road, SW16 6SQ
Behind the Glass: A prize-winning exhibition
exploring the inner world of mosaic artists. 13-18
June The Sound Lounge, 210 Upper Tooting
Road, SW17 7EW
Ghosts of Furzedown The main WW1 memorial
in Furzedown lists the dead by the streets where
they lived. Join Furzedown Oak Project as they
go door-to-door in these streets. Monday 19 and
Tuesday 20 June,18:00-20:00. Wednesday 21
June, 17:00-19:00 contact@christopherguest.
co.uk
FACE GARDEN GIG Wednesday 14th June Live
music and BBQ alan@feast.me.uk for bookings.
Before they were Famous 2 Live acoustic music
performed by Graveney studentsm Wednesday 14
June 19:00, 49 Chillerton Road, SW17 9BE email
alan@feast.me.uk Donations to FACE.
FURZEDOWN BIG DAY OUT Saturday 17 June
A great day of fun events, stalls, and music at the
Rec SW17 9BP 12:00-20:00
Furzedown Scarecrow Trail Find all the
scarecrows hiding in Furzedown! Sunday 18 June,
10:00-17:00 Entry maps £3 from Penwortham PTA
Big Day Out Stall
A Stroll around Furzedown How much do
you know about the interesting and colourful
characters who have lived in Furzedown? Join
local historian Helen Long Sunday 18 June, 14:30
outside Furzedown Lodge
How The Sunday Times smashed FIFA’s ring
of corruption Charles Hymas was head of news
at The Sunday Times when it investigated the
corruption at the heart of world football. Hear the
inside story on Thursday 22 June, 19:30 Location
TBC £5, book in advance brokenarmstronguk@
hotmail.com
Mid-summer Concert of light classical music
Saturday 24 June 19:00 St Paul’s Church, SW17
9BT £5 for adults, £3 for seniors and students,
Children free. Sue Clarke, if you are interested in
performing, semclarke@btinternet.com
Songs of Praise An opportunity to sing some
of your favourite hymns – and no sermon!
semclarke@btinternet.com Sunday 25 June 18:00
St Paul’s Church, SW17 9BT
606 Club Gospel Group Extravaganza Some of
the finest gospel and soul artists on the current UK
jazz scene. BYOB. Friday 30 June, 19:30 (Doors:
19:00) St Alban’s Church Hall, Pretoria Road,
SW16 6RR admin_stjameschurch@btinternet.com

The British Home
Summer Fayre
Saturday 3rd June 12.00- 5.00
Crown Lane, SW16 3JB
Norbury Hill Cubs Nursery presents:
Peter Pan’s Blue Lagoon party for under 5’s.
Contact the nursery for tickets on: 07723307758
Adults - £2.00. Children free.
To book a stall call 020 8670 8261
Thank you to our supporters:
Prizes for best dressed character from Beauty and
the Beast and party entertainers for over 5’s.
We would welcome any donations and
unwanted gifts for the Fayre.
A Yeatman & Sons Funeral Directors
Refreshments & bands on the day

2nd June – Plant Walk, Friends of
Streatham Common
Botanical expert, Tony Wileman, will lead a
walk approximately 2 hours long identifying
wildflowers and plants on the Common.
Meet at Rookery Café 7.00pm. Details at
www.streathamcommon.org.
2nd June - 8th October -
Dulwich Picture Gallery
Dulwich Picture Gallery celebrates 200
years since they first opened to the public
with the very first Dulwich Pavilion. Entry
to the Pavilion is free throughout the
summer, including lates on Fridays.
www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk
3rd June – The British Home Summer
Fayre
The gardens of the Home will be opened
up to the public and will offer an attractive
array of entertainment and activities for
all members of the family, including music
from the fantastic Croydon Steel Band and
from the LikeMinded Fools from Crystal
Palace. There will be a lot of gnomes
in the garden and a gnome hunt followed by
a gnome raffle.
12.00-5.00pm. Entrance is £2.00 adults and
children are free. More details at
www.britishhome.org.uk
3rd June – Tooting Common guided walk:
The Common Story
Organised by Tooting History Group in
conjunction with the HLF-funded Tooting
Common Heritage Project This circular walk
around part of Tooting Common will take in
some of its famous landmarks including the
lido and the mysterious fossil tree. Meet at
2.00pm on the corner of Dr Johnson Avenue/
Tooting Bec Road. Duration of tour approx.
2 hours.
£6 (proceeds to the Tooting History Group).
Book your place:
www.tootingcommon.eventbrite.co.uk
STREATHAM
CHORAL
________________________________________
1ST JULY 2017
7.30 P.M.
________________________________________
HAYDN
MISSA SANCTI
NICOLAI
MOZART
MASS IN C MINOR
Conductor CALUM FRASER
Organ RICHARD LEACH
Sopranos EVE DANIELL & JESSICA BROAD
Tenor JAMES SAVAGE-HANFORD
Baritone MARTIN HÄßLER
TICKETS £10 (£8.50 Concessions)
ST LEONARD’S CHURCH
STREATHAM HIGH RD
LONDON SW16 1HS
@Streathamchoral
www.streathamchoral.com

4th June - Band in the Rookery,
Streatham Common
Steve and the Hats will be playing acoustic
music from 3.00 to 6.00pm under the cedar
tree.
Free entry. More details at
4th June - Scanning the Past:
Tooting Bec Lido
Organised by South London Swimming Club
Do you have any old photographs of Tooting
Bec Lido? Bring along your photos and
memorabilia to this drop-in session where
we’ll copy them for our archive and return
them to you. No booking required. Free,
10am-12noon.
Tooting Bec Lido, Tooting Bec Road
SW16 1RU
5th June - Bygone Streatham – a lost
corner of Wandsworth
8pm. A talk by John Brown, the Streatham
Society, at Woodlands Centre, 16 Leigham
Court Road, Streatham Hill, London SW16.
www.streathamsociety.org.uk
9th - 25th June - Furzedown Festival
On the theme of Furzedown on Sea
furzedown.net/events
11th June - Know Your Trees, Streatham
Common
A walk around the Common, led by Dr Iain
Boulton of Lambeth Council, who will point
out the different tree species that can be
found in the area. Meet by the Rookery Cafe
at 2.00pm. Details at
11th June - St Leonard’s Church
‘Flanders and Swann’ in aid of
Redevelopment Fund, 3pm – 4pm.
www.stleonard-streatham.org.uk
14th and 28th June - Aquathlon Series at
Tooting Bec Lido
Organised by the South London Swimming
Club.
Full details at
www.slsc.org.uk/public-events/aquathlons/
17th June - Furzedown Big Day Out,
Furzedown Rec
The highlight of the Furzedown Festival, the
theme this year is Furzedown on Sea.
Includes live bands and dance groups,
stalls, food and drink, old fashioned
fairground games, children’s arts and crafts,
skateboarding, a bouncy castle and donkey
rides.12.00-20.00 Free. Details at
www.furzedown.net
WANDSWORTH OASIS
CLEARING OUT YOUR CLUTTER?
We gratefully accept furniture, clothing,
accessories, books, bric a brac etc to
raise money for local people with HIV.
Baby & kids stuff urgently needed for our
dedicated kids shop
FREE COLLECTIONS IN THIS
AREA. CALL 020 3759 8802
127 Mitcham Lane SW17 6LY
Charity No: 1126061
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The Old Print House 2-4 Leigham
Court Rd. Streatham

Open Days
Junior
Saturday 30 September 10am
Senior
Saturday 23 September 10am
Sixth Form
Tuesday 3 October 6.30pm
(See our website to book)
A first-class education for
girls 4 to 18 since 1887
www.sydenhamhighschool.gdst.net
15 & 19 Westwood Hill, SE26 6BL
admissions@syd.gdst.net
020 8557 7004
18th June - Love Norbury in Bloom
Summer Festival
Food and gift stalls, live music, street
entertainment, fun for the kids.
12.00-4.00pm St Helen’s Road Triangle.
Details at www.lovenorbury.org.uk.
19th June - The Streatham Society Annual
General Meeting 8pm at Woodlands Centre,
16 Leigham Court Road, Streatham Hill,
London SW16. www.streathamsociety.org.uk
22nd June – “How to Cook Your Life”,
Streatham Wine House
The screening of a cheerful documentary
about the art of cooking. Tickets are £5.00
and proceeds go to fund the Streatham Free
Film Festival. 8pm.
Streatham Wine House, 53a Streatham Hill,
London SW2 4TS.
22nd - 25th June - Streatham Food Festival
A five day festival featuring two key events,
the popular Streatham Food Tour with over
30 eateries taking part, offering a selection of
three dishes costing less than £5.00. Also,
the Toddler Tour, running for two days on 22nd
and 23rd June. See our centre pages for more
details www.streathamfoodfestival.com.
28 June Tooting Commons Management
Advisory Committee (MAC) AGM
Tooting Bec Common is in Streatham parish
though in Wandsworth Borough. The MAC
of 25 residents advises Wandsworth Council
on managing the Common and needs
representatives from Streatham to ensure the
views Streathamites are represented - vitally
important when such matters as Chestnut
Avenue and TfL’s cycle superhighway
from Croydon to Central London are under
discussion.
St Anselm’s School hall near Tooting Bec
tube - entrance in Louisville Road) -7pm
30th June A23 Plans Open Meeting with
TfL See Transport for London’s latest plans
for St Leonard’s Junction and Streatham Hill.
2-4pm. White Lion Stables 232 Streatham
High Rd, London SW16 1BB.

PrivateView
31 May 6–9pm
Artist’s Talk
7 June 7pm
1–11 June
Open Sat & Sun 11–5
Weekdays
by appointment
BARBY ASANTE
DOLPH
ASC Studios
47c Streatham Hill
SW2 4TS
info@dolphprojects.com
www.dolphprojects.com

CHARLIE PARKER
ON
Alto sax virtuoso Nathaniel
Facey leads this narrated
celebration of jazz genius Charlie
Parker, with a band including
Steve Fishwick (trumpet),
Aliocha Thevenet (guitar),
Andy Chapman (drums)
and Alex Webb (piano),
along with special guest,
vocalist Vimala Rowe.
THU 8 JUNE
Funk, jazz, neo-soul and
hip hop collide for this special
double header at Hideaway.
Producer and multi-instrumentalist
Joe F Newman released his debut
album as J-Felix, ‘101 Reasons’,
on Tru Thoughts in June 2015.
Support comes from the Brighton
vocalist Turrell Lebeaux.
FRI 9 JUNE
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.
HIDEAWAY
SAT 10 JUNESAT 10 JUNE
Following a packed out performance as part of
London Jazz Festival 2016, it’s time for Vocal
Rumbles round two...Randolph Matthews
Vs. Cleveland Watkiss the rematch!
Aretha
THU 15, FRI 16 & SAT 17 JUNE
SOUL DIVA
Hideaway presents Aretha ‘Soul Diva’ - celebrating the
music of Aretha Franklin for a three night residency featuring
the vocal talents of Mary Pearce and Lily Dior with
keyboard maestro Janette Mason and an all-star band.
CELEBRATING THE MUSIC OF ARETHA FRANKLIN

Wandsworth Council recently carried out some
“emergency” work on eight trees on Chestnut
Avenue on Tooting Bec Common, as part of
their plan to cut down and replace all the trees
later in the year. Four trees at the southern
end of the avenue were pollarded following
recommendations by the council’s tree expert.
Although it was done at the wrong time of year,
it’s not terrible and we expect these four trees
may need to be felled and replaced eventually,
as they are in poor condition. The remaining
four trees only needed minor work, which has
been done sensitively, and shows the Council
cares about the trees.
This is good news for our campaign, as it
supports our view that most of the veteran
trees on the avenue only need a relatively
small amount of pruning to keep them healthy
and safe. This view is supported by our
independent tree expert, and the council’s
own external tree expert, neither of whom
recommend the felling of the avenue.
It is possible to keep most of the veteran
trees to provide a valuable environmental
benefit for years to come. We will ask the
council to interplant new young trees as the
veteran trees are pollarded and then removed
over the next few years, to ensure we have a
tree-lined avenue for future generations. The
future avenue won’t be a symmetrical Victorian
landscape feature, but it will be something
wonderful, bursting with wildlife and retaining
the links to the past.
How to help
Join us at Chestnut Avenue every Saturday
morning handing out leaflets and talking to
local people.
Sign and share the petition
you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/save-the-trees-
on-chestnut-avenue
Contact savechestnutavenue@gmail.com
facebook SaveChestnutAvenue Twitter /@
SaveChestnutAve
Save Chestnut Avenue #StoptheChop

PASTOR MAKES A SPLASH
by Ed Mayhew
It may surprise you to hear that Alex Lyell,
pastor of Streatham Central Church (SCC),
will be baptised into his own church this June.
Alex, 35, who is also the new chair of Love
Streatham – a charity run by local churches -
was christened as a baby, but has chosen to be
baptised as an adult.
When asked why Alex said, “Baptism is just a
picture, so it’s ok that Christians differ on age or
quantity of water. I’ve come to believe that it’s a
powerful picture of how we identify with Jesus
Christ in his death and resurrection. When I go
into the water it’s a sign that my independent-
self died with Jesus as he paid for my sin on the
cross. And when I come out of the water it’s a
sign of rising to new life with Jesus, who is my
real identity now.”
“The churches I happily served in for 15
years believed in baptising babies, so I didn’t
want to undermine the leaders I respect. But
now I get to be part of the picture along with
other members of our church who are getting
baptised.”
Although SCC normally meet on Sunday
afternoons at Streatham Youth and Ccommunity
Trust on Wellfield Road, Alex will be baptised at
Streatham Baptist Church (Lewin Road).
Love Streatham recently co-hosted Streatham’s
largest election hustings with Streatham Action,
which Alex compèred. He will be co-hosting
Love Streatham’s biggest gathering this year,
‘Church on the Common’ on 16th July.
The service is open to visitors whatever their
beliefs or backgrounds (3.30pm, 11 June, 20
Lewin Rd) and will feature filmed stories from
the other church members who are getting
baptised, including the son of former West
Indian cricket captain, Alvin Kallicharan.
See: StreathamChurch.com & LoveStreatham.org

Brixton, Dulwich and Streatham NCT
0844 2436274
Chuka Umunna MP (Local surgery)
020 8835 7062
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 714 614
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
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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A STRONG VOICE
FOR STREATHAM:
Alex has lived in Streatham all his
life. Elected as a Lambeth Councillor
in 2010, he served 4 years including
as Leader of the Opposition.
He worked with residents to save
Streatham Tate Library when Labour
threatened it with closure.
He led the Lib Dem campaign to keep
Streatham’s Thameslink services
running to the City, St Pancras and
Luton Airport. He is a leading voice
campaigning for Crossrail 2 to be
routed to Streatham.
Alex campaigned for Britain to
remain in the EU. He will fight for
the people to have the final say on
the Tory Hard Brexit deal vs remaining
a member of the EU.
Crossrail2 for Streatham
Lib Dems back a Streatham
stop to cut commuter journey
times and reduce congestion
and air pollution
Secure NHS funding
An extra 1p on income tax will
raise £6bn to save our NHS
and help integrate social care.
Boost for schools
Lib Dems pledge an extra
£60.5m for Lambeth schools
over 5 years, making sure
school budgets rise with
inflation each year
www.streathamlibdems.co.uk
alexdavies@lambethlibdems.org.uk
@sw16alex
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