Heart Streatham Issue 35

Streatham Free Film Festival 2017
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ISSUE 35 SEPTEMBER 2017
Streatham Free Film Festival 2017
ISSUE 35 SEPTEMBER 2017

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CONTENTS
4 Streatham Round Up – Rediscover
Streatham
6 Parish Pump, latest gossip and new
openings
10 History – Streatham’s Father of Modern
Sport
12 Soap Box – The People’s Audit, Police
Base Petition and more
15 InStreatham Business Improvement
District (BID) news
16 Streatham’s new Police Guv’nor
20 The Streatham Free Film Festival Guide
24 What’s On in Streatham in September
30 Local Schools' exam success
32 Schools' Open Days
36 Directory of Local Trades and Services
38 Useful Numbers
Thanks to Lucy Loves This for this month’s
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Welcome back to Streatham after the
summer break!
We’re looking forward to the Streatham
Free Film Festival this month, bigger
and better than ever with over 40 FREE
screenings and events organised by an
incredible band of volunteers. La La Land
opens the festival at the Rookery, and there
are twelve top family films to enjoy with
the kids, musicals including Sing-A-Long-
A-Grease at Telferscot school, where
you can even build a cardboard hot-rod
car! The line-up of films is an imaginative
mix ranging from vintage favourites to
cult hits and future classics in 20 different
locations all over Streatham. There’ll also
be workshops, director Q+A’s and a film
quiz, as well as a 48-hour film competition
with prizes including a private screening
and a trophy! The final event is an outdoor
screening of the spectacular Star Wars
epic, Rogue One on 30th September.
See the full programme in the centre of this
magazine and plan your festival!

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Normally we feature a roundup of local
events and happenings since the last
magazine hit the letterbox. This month we
look to the future and to something that’s
being put together right now.
For many years Streatham Action, the
local area civic forum, has given voice to
residents and provided a space for local
groups to share ideas and be heard as the
umbrella organisation for local groups and
networks in Streatham.
In recent years its focus has been on big
issues such as transport and planning, and
organising hustings for elections. However,
this month they are launching a new initiative
- (Re)Discover Streatham - at Streatham
Library on the 30th September.
Streatham Action will bring as many local
organisations in the area that they can find
together under one roof so that we can all
pop along at any point in the afternoon and
find out what’s going on in Streatham.
If you have kids, like nature, music, are a
mum, are younger, older, young at heart,
want to make your neighbourhood a better,
safer place, want to help others or just want
to see what’s out there that’s interesting,
there will be something there for you from
the 40 or so groups present. The local Police
and Safer Neighbourhoods Teams will also
have their own table and will be able to
provide information at the event.
If you’re new to the area you can “discover”
Streatham for the first time, if you’ve been
here for donkey’s years, you can “re-
discover” Streatham.
We’re told that, all being well, it will be run
twice a year – once in the autumn for the
start of a new term, and once in the spring
when we’re all re-emerging from our winter
hibernation.
What’s more, that evening, there’s a chance
to return to the Library for an hour or so to
hear some very interesting local stories told
by local characters! It shouldn’t be missed.
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Great news – the Streatham Common
playground revamp has a green light.
Ground Control Ltd have been appointed as
contractors and works are due to start this
week and are scheduled to finish in mid-
December. The playground will be closed
during this period - an alternative playground
is in Streatham Vale Park.
Vegarden, the vegan café, at The Earl Ferrers
public house is now open Wednesday-Friday
10am-5pm and 8pm at the weekend for
award-winning vegan cake and delicious
food.
Streatham RedHawks have new jersey
designs for the 2017/18 campaign. The
home and away jerseys have the traditional
colours of red, white and black and were
designed by Fusional.
Streatham Common will be benefitting from
a new Heritage Lottery funded project run
by London Wildlife Trust. The project aims
to revive the Great North Wood, which once
covered the high ground between Deptford
and Selhurst. It will protect, enhance and
celebrate remnant sites, allowing people to
explore the woodland heritage.
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The new restaurant for handcrafted burgers,
Burger Bros in Sunnyhill Road, is opening
this month in place of Indian Nites’
Hix and Buck, owners of the Wine Parlour in
Brixton have applied to Lambeth for a licence
for the premises of Boyce de Roca, Leigham
Hall Parade, planning a wine bar to be open
in the evenings and sell off-trade. This is
a collaboration between Boyce da Roca
and Hix and Bucks and the café will remain
open…we are very excited!
Those familiar with the Exhibit in Balham will
see the official opening of Exhibit B on 14th
September in the old Brighton Way premises
after a soft launch the week before to replace
Brighton Way, which struggled to find its way
in Streatham.
Taking their inspiration from the Australian
and New Zealand café scene Brickwood
Coffee and Bread are soon to open next to
Streatham Green with some outside tables
on Streatham Green. The Dip is set for
change as Chinese Chef has closed and the

premises are on the market.
Mrs Wong’s restaurant has changed
ownership, with the new owners who, we hear,
are friends of the old owners, retaining some of
the menu, great Chinese food and BYO booze.
Clip Theatre launches two youth theatres for
ages 5-7 and 7-11 this month.
We welcome The Vaper to Streatham, next
to Streatham Station, with a wide range of
vaping supplies and a very cool frontage!
Following a complete revamp by new local
owners, the Leigham Arms has been renamed
The Leigham Well – it looks fantastic and
promises to be a great neighbourhood pub.
Our favourite record store, Turnstyle, is
also closing at the end of September and
have a sale on. Waiting to hear on the new
premises. Meanwhile, follow their website
and watch out for Turnstyle Vinyl nights
around the area.
The refurbishment of Iceland on Streatham
High Road is now complete and the store has
reopened.
The confirmed retailers at the Megabowl
site in Streatham Hill are M&S, Superdrug,
Starbucks and Nisbets.
The Elephant Bakehouse shop and the
news and coffee bar in Streatham Station has
closed but alternatives are being looked at.
Streatham is being spoilt for gyms as The
Gym Group at the Streatham station site is
due to open at the end of October and the
Lahore Kebab house at the Norbury end
of the High Rd is the subject of a planning
application from Anytime Fitness 24-hour
gym.

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Streatham Ice Hockey
Club play their home
games at Streatham
Ice and Leisure Centre.
Now known as the
Streatham Redhawks,
the club was founded
in 1932, making it the
oldest in Britain. They
play in the National Ice
Hockey League and
have a loyal and rapidly
growing fan base. Ice
hockey is a thrilling, fast-paced game to
watch, and it is right here! Go along to a
match and enjoy the excitement of live ice
hockey, and as the Redhawks say
“Be loud, be proud, be the Streatham
crowd!”
Match day prices are unchanged from last
season at £10 adults, £6 concessions and
£25 family ticket.
Saturday home games face off at 5.30pm,
Sunday home games at 6.45pm.
September National Ice Hockey League
South 2017/18
Sunday 3 September – Streatham IHC v Lee
Valley Lions –Challenge
Saturday 16 September – London Raiders v
Streatham IHC - Cup
Sunday 17 September – Streatham IHC v
Cardiff Fire
Saturday 23 September – Peterborough
Phantoms v Streatham IHC
Sunday 24 September – Streatham IHC v
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Saturday 30 September – London Raiders v
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Sunday 1 October – Streatham IHC v
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We owe a tremendous amount to a man who laid the
foundation of the sports that dominate our summer
and winter calendars; former Streatham resident,
Charles William "C.W." Alcock (1842-1907), who
lived at 16 Stanthorpe Road SW16 and who laid the
foundations for both football and cricket as a player,
referee, administrator and journalist/editor/publisher –
he was “the father of modern Sport”.
CW was educated at Harrow, and in 1863 was
dominant in founding the Wanderers FC, and who
played home matches in Battersea Park. He was
instrumental in establishing the Football Association
in 1863, becoming Vice President from 1870-1895.
Charles’ brother, James, was part of an FA meeting
that ruled hand ball and hacking an opponent should
be outlawed, and in 1866 under the new FA rules,
Charles was the first English player to be ruled
offside!
Charles published the first Football Annual in 1868,
The Father of Modern Sport

then in 1871 proposed the establishment of
the FA Cup, first played at the Oval in 1872.
He captained the Wanderers FC to win it! He
also refereed the FA Cup finals of 1875 and
1879, and was one of those responsible for
the first ever International football match in
1870 against Scotland.
Charles was a very capable cricketer too,
captaining Middlesex in the first ever
County match in 1867 and playing variously
also for Essex and MCC. He was Secretary
of Surrey County Cricket Club from 1872
until his death in 1907.
Charles helped organise the first Test Match
in England against Australia at the Oval
in 1880 which England won with opening
batsmen WG and EM Grace. The next
match at the Oval in 1882, saw Australia
win and the birth of ‘The Ashes’. He
founded the ‘Cricket’ magazine in 1882
which survived through the game’s Golden
Age until 1914 and edited James Lilywhite’s
Cricketers’ Annual through the period 1872
until 1900, which was as prestigious as
Wisden is today.
Charles was also responsible for England’s
first rugby International against Scotland
at the Oval in 1872 and again against
Ireland in 1875 and in his spare time, was
Vice President of the Mid-Surrey Golf Club
and Chairman of the Richmond Athletic
Association.
A truly remarkable career!
Charles William Alcock married Eliza
Caroline Ovenden in Islington in 1864 and
they went on to have 8 children. He is buried
in West Norwood Cemetery and his grave
which was re-dedicated in 1999 has the FA
Cup trophy prominently carved in stone.
There is a second monument to him in
London at the Oval where there is a room in
the pavilion named after him.

Summer Soapbox
Streatham Police base
We reported some months ago that the
recently opened £500,000 Streatham Police
Base was under threat. It appears our
sources were correct, and now 2 different
petitions have been launched to keep it open.
Lambeth Labour’s (https://www.change.
org/p/sos-saveourstations) petitions the
Home Secretary regarding all the threatened
Lambeth stations. Jonathan Bartley, acting
as an individual (not on behalf of the Green
Party) has set up another to petition the
Mayor save Streatham Police Base http://bit.
do/streathampolicebase.
The People’s Audit
10 Lambeth residents took the opportunity to
examine the Borough’s accounts for 2014-16
and claim to have found significant evidence
Scan here
to sign the
petition to save
Streatham
Police Base

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Court Rd. Streatham
of financial mismanagement and wastage
of millions of pounds of taxpayers’ money.
They allege overpayments to builders for
work on council estates, possible price fixing
on tenders, and “industrial scale” disregard
for the rules on competitive tendering.
Lambeth responded that their statement of
accounts for 2015-16 were fully signed off by
an” independent external auditor”. Council
elections are next May.
Quietways
We hear the Estreham Road section of the
London Quietway bicycle-friendly route
will remain with no northbound access
between Pathfield Road and Barrow Road
for that section of the London Quietway.
Consultations on the Conyers and Riggindale
Roads section in Lambeth, and the Tooting
Common section in Wandsworth, will begin
imminently. A St Leonard’s Councillor told us
the post-trial consultation with those living
in the area suggests overwhelming support
for the reduction in automobile traffic on
Estreham Road.
Greyhound Lane “Our Streets” Project
Over the summer, the Streatham Society
submitted a robust opposing view to
paving over Greyhound Place (corner of
Greyhound Lane and the High Road) because
the cobblestoned paving there is the last
surviving cobbled roadway in Streatham,
dating from the 1800s. They called on
Lambeth to re-lay the cobbles and preserve
Streatham’s heritage.
Hopton Rd “Illegal” No Right Turn
Over summer, Soapbox was contacted by
a Madeira Rd resident about the lack of
resident consultation and proper process
in TfL’s implementation of a no right turn
into and out of Hopton Rd opposite Tesco
Superstore. Somewhat tardily, TfL has
applied for the requisite traffic order over the
summer, as we learned when we spotted
their advertisement in the South London
Press dated 4 August inviting objections to
be made by 25 August, The SLP sells very
few copies in Streatham (fewer than 1000),
and we are pretty sure that most residents
were unaware of the opportunity to let
their views be known. Streatham Action
has requested that the period for response
be extended to mid-September and the
application given better publicity to allow
Streatham residents a reasonable chance to
express their views. Emails can be sent to TfL
TrafficOrderSection@tfl.gov.uk

www.littlebigpeace.com @littlebigpeace The Little Big Peace Event
21–23SEPTEMBER 2017
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21–23SEPTEMBER 2017
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EXPLORE THE IDEA AND EXPERIENCE OF PEACE - OPEN TO ALL
Thursday 21st
INTERNATIONAL
PEACE DAY
Join CELEBRATE LIFE EVENTS
for an evening of film and music
at Hideaway, 2 Empire Mews,
Stanthorpe Rd, Streatham,
London SW16 2BF. Doors open
7pm - Bar and Food available.
Film runs 7.30pm - 8.30pm.
Evening ends 10pm. FREE entry.
A screening of the award-winning
documentary ‘INSIDE PEACE’
followed by a Q&A
session. Live acoustic
music by special
guests. Limited space.
Please book in advance
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Friday 22nd
KIDS & FAMILY
ACTIVITIES
Kids & family activities by Better
and Melonie Syrett at The Stables,
White Lion, 232 Streatham High
Rd, SW16 1BB. 3.30pm-6pm. FREE
entry.
Drumming with Melonie: come
and enjoy a family singing and
drumming session - full of joyful,
funny and heart centered songs
and building percussive rhythms.
No experience necessary - just
come along for fun. Bring your own
percussion or borrow Melonie’s.
Peace Assemblies
We are delighted to partner with
local primary schools for a special
Peace-themed assembly. Please
note: the school events are not
open to the public.
Saturday 23rd
CHILL OUT
WORKSHOPS
At Gracefield Gardens Health
Centre, 2 - 8 Gracefield Gardens,
SW16 2ST. 11am–4pm. FREE entry.
Bring Peace to your body, soul
& spirit by attending a range of
well-being workshops including,
massage, mindful meditation,
yoga and reflexology. We start
with a Sound Bath: experience
deep relaxation and individual
healing as you are bathed in the
sound of gongs, drums, singing
bowls and more. Bring along
a mat, pillow and blanket for
comfort.
Plus The Emoto Peace Project -
educating about the truths and
power of human thoughts, words
and prayer revealed in water vibes.
For children age 3-12yrs.
Plus…
• Leisure activities provided by
BETTER.
• Various well-being stalls.
• Refreshments served by
Morley College.
Details correct at time of going to print.
Please check website before attending.
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Since 2013, local businesses have
collectedly invested money in
making Streatham a great place
to live, work and visit.The annual
levy they pay has funded policing,
public toilets, hanging baskets,
jet wash cleaning, chewing
gum removal, banners, free
business recycling, shopfront
improvements, marketing
campaigns, Christmas trees and
lights while also supporting and
representing businesses and
tackling issues that affect them.
In 2018, businesses will decide
whether to continue the great
work of inStreatham.This
will mean a further £1.25m
investment by the businesses
into the local community over
a second five-year term. Plans
include further investment into
festivals and events to celebrate
Streatham’s culture and heritage.
We will work hard to attract new
retailers to the High Rd, make
improvements to shop fronts, and
add more greenery.
It has been a productive and
successful five years.
But it’s now time to vote on a
second BID term and we need
your support!
Please encourage the local
businesses you use to Vote
YES for InStreatham Business
Improvement District and
help us to continue this positive
momentum for another five
years.
2017 has been a successful year for events. Over summer, we have
supported several large events including the Streatham Festival,
Streatham Food Festival and the Love Streatham Family Fun Day.
During the Streatham Food Festival in June, thousands of people
sampled the delights of our growing restaurant scene as a whopping 36
restaurants created special menus for the FoodTour at the end of June,
the most that have ever taken part!
In July, the 16th annual Streatham Festival took place with fantastic events
taking place in venues across Streatham -This was the biggest festival yet!
inStreatham were proud to support the week-long programme of music,
comedy, arts and theatre which was more popular than ever thanks to
local business support and its stellar team of volunteers.
Look out for the Free Film Festival and Little BIG Peace Event coming
this month!
Our latest project is the new seating and planting installed on Leigham
Court Road and outside Streatham Station, which has received great
feedback from the local community via ourTwitter feed, which now
reaches nearly 3,000 people.The work was funded by the London
Enterprise Panel's New Homes Bonus programme which is helping to
drive local economic growth by revitalising and diversifying London's
High Street.
We aim to brighten up Streatham with lighting that will soon be installed
in trees to the South of Streatham Common as part of our plan to
enhance the areas main gateways.The lights will operate on timers and
will brighten the entrance to Streatham, especially as the nights are
drawing in.
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The New Guv'nor in Streatham
Streatham has a new Police Inspector, Teresa
Hubbard, who came to the Met via a skiing
holiday where she happened to meet a party of
constables on the slopes and decided to make
the jump to law enforcement. She fi rst served
in Sussex before moving to the Met in 2007 as
a response driver, then moved to Croydon to
specialise in burglary, gangs and knife crime.
Now posted to Streatham, Inspector Hubbard’s
teams will tackle anti-social behaviour,
speeding, and community- based policing as
priorities. She told us that Streatham tends
to be safe, and she intends to see that it
stays that way. She is very keen to engage
with the community, primarily through Safer
Neighbourhoods Panels to understand the
dynamics of each area, as priorities differ by
ward and by neighbourhoods within wards.
Some issues can’t be addressed by the
police alone so Inspector Hubbard attends a
twicemonthly liaison meeting with Lambeth
Council offi cers from
Community Safety, Housing
and other agencies, and
solutions are hammered
out as a partnership.
Information from ward panel
meetings is fed directly
into to the Council there,
which is another good reason to get involved in
your local ward panel (see contact info on our
website).
We discussed the elephant in the room
with her – what will happen to the relatively
new Streatham Police Base? Unfortunately,
Inspector Hubbard had no new information
for us because the public consultation runs
through the 6th of October (find the link on our
website). The issue is finance, and specifically
paying for underused stations. We must use the
Streatham Police Base or lose it!

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PRESENTS
WANT TO GET MORE INVOLVED IN STREATHAM?
OR WANT TO JUST FIND OUT MORE ABOUT WHAT’S GOING ON?
Whether you’re new to the area or a seasoned Streathamite (Re)Discover
Streatham offers the chance to find out what is going on, meet the people
and get involved.
On Saturday 30th September from 1-5pm at the Streatham Library,
63 Streatham High Road (Re)Discover Streatham will bring together
under one roof many of the community-based projects and non-for-profit
organisations that make Streatham such a special place to live and work.
Pop along at any time in the afternoon and find out more.
Then from 5.30-6.45pm, come back and enjoy and early evening drink
listening to some stories about Streatham told by locals with a passion
to share their knowledge.
(re)discover

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StreathamFreeFilmFestival @StreathamFilm @StreathamFilm
Full programme details: www.freefilmfestivals.org/streatham
16th
-30th
September 2017
The joy of cinema comes to Streatham. Now in it’s third year of
transforming our local community spaces into temporary cinemas.
Look inside to enjoy FREE films, documentaries, talks and events.
ENJOY FREE INDOOR AND OUTDOOR
FILMS IN SW2 AND SW16
NEW
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FAVOURITES
48-HOUR
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FUTURE
CLASSICS

Sat 16th
12.00 p.m. · British Home
The Secret Life Of Pets
Beauty & The Beast
7.30 p.m. · The Rookery
(OUTDOOR SCREENING)
La La Land
Bar available.
Sun 17th
12.00–6.00 p.m. · Deli Lama
B-Movies
2.00 p.m. · Horse & Groom
Introduction to acting for film
Ahead of the 48 hour film competition
CLIP Theatre presents a workshop on
acting for film. No experience needed,
this workshop is for all, from aspiring
actors to the curious. Booking required
– email: fun@cliptheatre.com
7.00 p.m. · Streatham Wine House
Annie Hall
Spaces are limited, book via our website.
(OUTDOOR SCREENING)
Captain Fantastic
This is an outdoor screening in the beautiful
gardens of The British Home. Snacks on sale to
support the home.
7.30 p.m. · Earls Ferrer
Hunt for the Wilderpeople
Raised on hip-hop and foster care,
defiant city kid Ricky gets a fresh start
in the New Zealand countryside. A
sincere and funny portrait of family life
in this offbeat comedy.
Mon 18th
Toni Erdmann
Oscar nominated comedy in German
with subtitles. Laughs a-plenty.
Tue 19th
7.30 p.m. · The White Lion
I Am Not Your Negro
Space is limited. First come first served.
Before the Flood + Talk
Follow Leonardo DiCaprio as he travels
around the globe to witness first hand
the devastating effects of climate
change and what can be done to solve
the climate crisis.
This event will have a Q+A plus talk
from Lambeth for a Cool Planet after
the film.
Wed 20th
An Introduction to Directing
for Film
No experience needed, this workshop
is for all, from aspiring directors to the
curious. Booking required –
email: fun@cliptheatre.com
Age 16+
8.00 p.m. · The Railway
Moonlight. Oscar winner.
Space is limited. First come first served.
Stop Making Sense
Widely acclaimed as the best concert
film of all time this screening of Stop
Making Sense will have you singing
and dancing along, not only the Talking
Heads fans.
Thu 21st
7.30 p.m. · The Hideaway (doors
open at 7.00 p.m., music 8.30–9.30
p.m.)
Inside Peace
An evening of music and film in
association with the Little Big Peace
Festival. Four inmates are doing time
in a Texas prison when they embark on
a journey of personal discovery.

King CNUT + Q&A
A remarkable documentary about a
David and Goliath battle that started
as a T-shirt parody and turned into
a far-reaching, £3.5m corporate
fight over copyright between Brixton
comedian Dave Griffiths and French
Connection. Dave will be introducing
the film and doing a Q&A.
8.00 p.m. · Turnstyle Records
(doors open at 7.00 p.m.)
Bill Evans - Time Remembered
A documentary celebrating the life
of jazz piano genius Bill Evans. The
event includes the chance to listen to
Turnstyle Record’s favourite Bill Evans
tracks and have a drink.
8:00 p.m. · The Manor Arms
FILM QUIZ
So you think you know your Ingrid from
your Ingmar Bergmans? Back for it’s
third year pit your film wits and win
big. Teams size limited to 6.
£2 entry per person.
Fri 22nd
7.00 p.m. · Telferscot Primary
School (OUTDOOR SCREENING)
Grease
Are you a Pink Lady or a T-Brid?
Sing-a-long -a Grease in Telford Scott
playground or gym hall if the weathers
bad. BBQ and drinks onsale to help
the PTA. Dress up and Hot Rod making
competition.
7.00–8.30 p.m. · The White Lion
48Hr Film Contest OPENS
Our ever popular film making
competition is back. We give you
a line of dialogue, a Streatham
locationa and a prop. You make a film
on whatever you can and come back
48hrs later. Screenings and awards
Thursday 28th
.
11:00 p.m. · Rebel Inn
Reservoir Dogs
Sat 23rd
11:00 a.m. · Streatham Action
Youth Trust
The Lego Movie
Funny, touching and a rip roaring
adventure.
1:00 p.m. · Horse & Groom
My Life As A Courgette (in
French with subtitles)
7:30 p.m. · St Margaret’s
The Princess Bride
A classic fairy tale adventure about a
beautiful young woman and her one
true love.
8.30 p.m. · Rebel Inn
Times Square
A cult classic, Times Square captures
post punk and New Wave era New
York, the music features throughout.
A fundraiser for Brixton film makers
The Rebel Dykes who are curating the
event. 1980s dress up encouraged.
Daytime walk. See website.
Sun 24th
1.30 p.m. · The Hideaway (doors
open at 12.00 p.m.)
Sing
Booking advised: www.hideawaylive.co.uk
Kedi
Hundreds of thousands of Turkish cats
roam Istanbul freely. This is the story
of seven of them. See joyful feline
documentary that is winning hearts
everywhere.
48Hr Film Contest CLOSES
8.00 p.m. · Batch & Co. (doors open
at 6.00 p.m.)
Adult Life Skills
Anna is stuck: she’s approaching 30
and having an early-mid life crisis —
one that’s seen her regressing to a
teenager — living like a hermit in her
mum’s garden shed and wondering
why the suffragettes ever bothered.
A funny and touching little film, the
perfect way to wrap up the weekend.
Batch & Co will also be selling alcohol and food as
well as damn fine coffee at these screenings.
Spaces are limited. First come first served.

8.00 p.m. · The Wine House
Whiplash
Spaces are limited. Book via our website.
Mon 25th
Mustang (in Turkish with English
subtitles)
Oscar nominated bittersweet Turkish
coming of age drama. When five
orphan girls are seen innocently
playing with boys on a beach, their
scandalized conservative guardians
confine them while forced marriages
are arranged.
9:15 p.m. · The Hamlet
David Lynch · The Art Life
A portrait of the artist as a young
man. With family photos and cine
footage, David Lynch recalls his family
background and the beginning of his
career as an artist and painter, moving
into experimental film.
Tue 26th
The Love Commando’s + Q&A
Special screening with a Q+ A from
the director, Miriam Lyons. The Love
Commandos follows a group of ordinary
men on an extraordinary mission: to
change their country’s archaic views
on love, honour and marriage, one
couple at a time.
9:30 p.m. · The Hamlet
Prevenge
Wed 27th
8:00 p.m.· Café Barcelona
Pan’s Labyrinth (in Spanish with
subtitles)
Oscar winning Pan’s Labyrinth is a
haunting fantasy-drama detailing the
journey of a young girl who may be the
princess of a mythical underground
kingdom.
Food and drinks available.
Thu 28th
48Hr Films Screenings
8:30 p.m. · Hideaway (doors open at
7.00 p.m.)
Moulin Rouge
Booking advised www.hideawaylive.co.uk
8:00 p.m. · Manor Arms
(OUTDOOR SCREENING)
Mindhorn
Fri 29th
7:30 p.m. · St Margaret’s
Life Is Beautiful (in Italian with
subtitles)
8:00 p.m. · Batch & Co.
Free FIre
Batch & Co. will be selling alcohol, food and
coffee.
8:30 p.m. · Deli Lama
Raw
Award winning and shocking French
cannibal horror film with a feminist
message.
Spaces are limited. First come first served.
Sat 30th
The Jungle Book
2:30 p.m. · British Home
Hidden Figures
7:30 p.m. · The Rabbit Hole
(OUTDOOR SCREENING)
Star Wars: Rogue One
The ultimate Star Wars fan film. An all
new epic adventure to find out how
the saga started. A thrilling, poignant,
and surprisingly dark chapter as the
fledgling Rebellion tries to steal the
Empire’s plans for the first Death Star.

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September until 8th October – Dulwich
Picture Gallery
The first UK show in nearly 100 years devoted to
watercolours by the Anglo-American artist, John
Singer Sargent (1856-1925).
www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk
September – Lambeth Heritage Festival all
month
Now in its 5th year the festival, led by Lambeth
Archives and the Lambeth Local History Forum,
has talks, films, music, theatre, exhibitions,
walks and workshops covering a whole spread
of interests.
Programme available from the Lambeth Council
website www.lambeth.gov.uk
3rd September – Streatham Ice Hockey Club
– The RedHawks
The opening match of the 2017/18 National Ice
Hockey League season (second tier of British
hockey) versus Lee Valley Lions. Puck drops at
6.45. Tickets £10 adults £6 cons
390 Streatham High Rd, Streatham, London
SW16 6HX
www.streatham-hockey.co.uk.
September – Streatham Storm, London’s only
Women’s Ice hockey club
They have two teams in the EIHS Women’s
league and begin their fixtures this month.
Check streathamstorm@googlemail.com for
fixture details.
11th September - Streatham Choral Society,
St Leonard’s Church
If you would like to come to Streatham Choral
just turn up at the next rehearsal of the Autumn
term and every Monday thereafter at 7.30pm in
preparation for the concert on 2nd December
including works by Dvořák and Janáček.
www.streathamchoral.com
5th September – St Leonard’s Church
Collation and Induction of the Rev’d Anna
Norman-Walker as rector of Streatham. 8pm.
5th September – A Midsummer Night’s Dream
@ The Rookery
The all-male cast of the HandleBards, the
cycling actors who carry all of the necessary set,
props and costume on their bicycles perform
Shakespeare again at The Rookery. In the usual
HandleBards style, expect riotous amounts of
energy, a fair old whack of chaos, and a great
deal of laughter.
The Rookery, Streatham Common, SW163BX.
7.30pm. Visit www.handlebards.com for tickets
and further information.

PrivateView 13 September 6-9pm
Artist’s Talk 20 September 7pm
14-24 September 2017
Saturday & Sunday 11-5pm
Monday–Friday by appointment
ALICE WILSON
DOLPH
ASC Studios
47c Streatham Hill
SW2 4TS
info@dolphprojects.com
www.dolphprojects.com

6th September – As You Like It @ The
Rookery
The all-female troupe of the HandleBards
perform in the beautiful grounds of The Rookery
a bicycle-powered production of another
Shakespeare play, like no other.
The Rookery, Streatham Common, SW163BX.
7.30pm. Visit www.handlebards.com for tickets
and further information.
8th September – Tooting Bec Common
walking tour
A continuation of last year’s walking tour of the
common. Meet at the corner of Cavendish and
Emmanuel Roads SW12 at 6.30pm. Free, no
booking required.
8th September – Bat Walk, Streatham
Common
Meet at the Rookery Café at 7.45pm. Booking
is essential so please email IBoulton@lambeth.
gov.uk
9th September - ‘Beer on the Common’,
Tooting Common
Beer. Food. Music. What more could you
want? More details at sambrooksbrewery.co.uk/
beer-on-the-common
Mindfulness Courses
for physical and psychological well-being
Learn mindfulness in a safe, supportive and
nurturing environment. Courses starting early
October in Streatham Hill.
¥ 8 week courses for small groups on
Tuesday mornings (10-12) or Wednesday
evenings (6.45 – 8.45)
¥ run by qualified teacher and experienced
psychotherapist
For further details consult:
www.southlondontherapy.net/classes.html
or call me on 07941-272402 or write to me at
dominique.girardini@lineone.net
9th September – Mysterion Art Factory @
Shout Hair
A musical evening with Mei-Li Tan and The
London Underground
342 Streatham High Road, SW16 6EN. 7.30pm.
Free.
www.mysterionartfactory.com
10th September Apple Day, Streatham
Common Community Garden
A day of pressing apples and pears, tasting juice
and cider making. Bring your own apples and
pears for crushing or just come and find out how
it’s done. The Rookery, Streatham Common,
SW163BX. 12.00-4.00pm
More details at enquiries@
streathamcommoncommunitygarden.org
September – The 7th Little Big Peace event
The International Day of Peace (“Peace Day”) is
observed around the world each year on 21st
September. In Streatham there is a free festival
celebrating the idea and culture of peace.
www.littlebigpeace.com
14th-24th September – DOLPH, Alice Wilson
Artist talk 20th September 7.00pm
Saturday & Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm. Monday
to Friday by appointment.
ASC Studios, 47c Streatham Hill, London SW2
4TS. info@dolphprojects.com
www.dolphprojects.com
16th/17th September – Open House London
Started in 1992 to promote public awareness
and appreciation of the Capital’s building design
and architecture. Many of London’s splendid
buildings are opened up to the public who
don’t otherwise have access. Includes Tooting
Bec Lido and new pavilion, Pullman Court
in Streatham Hill SW2 and Christ Church in
Christchurch Road SW2. Full details at
www.openhouselondon.org.uk
WHAT'S ON CONTINUED

16th – 30th September – Streatham Free Film
Festival
Over 40 films over two weeks this September
the Festival suits every film fan. Includes an
outdoor screening of Captain Fantastic at The
British Home.
17th September – Scruffs Dog Show
Annual fun show for Streatham’s Dogs now
in its 20th year. Opposite the Rookery Cafe,
Streatham Common. Prizes for Cutest Puppy,
Prettiest Bitch, Handsomest Dog, Best Rescue,
Best Veteran, Dog and Spoon Races, Seven-
legged Races, Fancy Dress. The poster was
designed by Darren, who worked on the Meercat
ads on TV and walks his dogs on the common.
Numerous stalls. 12 noon.
17th September – Streatham Ice Hockey Club
– The RedHawks
National Ice Hockey League season
Versus Cardiff Fire. Puck drops at 6.45. Tickets
£10 adults £6 cons
Streatham Ice and Leisure Centre, 390 Streatham
High Rd, Streatham, London SW16 6HX.
18th September – The Drouet Affair – a talk
by Janet Smith
Part of the Lambeth Heritage Festival. Peter
Drouet’s establishment at Surrey Hall, Lower
Tooting, was a privately operated school for
pauper children. A scandal ensued following the
cholera outbreak in 1849 in which 180 children
died. The Woodlands Centre, 16 Leigham
Court Road, SW16 2PJ. 8pm, Free no booking
required
19th September – International Talk like a
Pirate Day
More details at www.talklikeapirate.com
23rd September – Documenting Lambeth:
Wikipedia Workshop
Part of the Lambeth Heritage Festival. Get
practical tips and experience in improving and
creating content for Wikipedia and improving
content about Lambeth. 12.00-4.00pm.
Free, booking essential. Streatham Library, 63
Streatham High Road.
www.lambethwpworkshop.eventbrite.co.uk.
24th September – SwimRun – South London
Swimming Club, Tooting Bec Lido
SwimRun is a fast growing endurance sport
first conceived in Sweden, in which you run and
swim between two predefined points along a set
course of runs and swims without stopping in
between. 10am, £25, www.slsc.org.uk
24th September – Friends of Streatham
Cemetery Open Day
Garratt Lane, London SW17 0LT Free, 2.00-
4.00pm
www.lambeth.gov.uk/places/streatham-
cemetery
24th September – Streatham Ice Hockey Club
– The RedHawks
National Ice Hockey League season
Versus London Raiders. Puck drops at 6.45.
Tickets £10 adults £6 cons.
Streatham Ice and Leisure, 390 Streatham High
Rd, Streatham, London SW16 6HX
30th September – Streatham Action’s Re-
Discover Streatham
Visit all the community based projects and
not-for-profit organisations operating in
Streatham at the fair, (Re)Discover Streatham,
held at Streatham Tate Library’s Mark Bennett
Streatham Centre. 1pm FREE.
Add your event to our website
What's On for free- go go
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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 08 JULY THU 13, FRI 14 & SAT 15 JULY
An evening celebrating the iconic British Pop sound of
Shirley Bassey and Dusty Springfield, brought to life by
star vocalists Horse and David McAlmont with a
stellar band led by our Musical Director Janette Mason.
The stunning neo-soul
and jazz grooves of the
wonderful Hil St Soul
return to Hideaway
for two nights.
FRIDAY 1ST &
SATURDAY 2ND
SEPTEMBER
SOUL
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After bursting onto
the soul scene with the
Cool Million single, ‘Show Me
Off’ Natasha Watts has enjoyed
considerable chart success and won a Soul Survivors award.
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear her live at Hideaway!
FRIDAY 8TH SEPTEMBER
CAFE
SOCIETY
SWING
Cafe Society Swing tells the
true story of the legendary New York nightclub
which promoted racial equality and great music.
If you love swing, blues and jazz, Cafe Society Swing
will delight you - food for the ears, heart and feet.
Featuring Vimala Rowe and Ciyo Brown.
SATURDAY 9TH SEPTEMBER
star with a
stellar Janette Mason.
vocalists Horse and David McAlmont with a
One of the most exciting and significant
soul musicians on the modern British
stage is back for two nights at Hideaway.
THU 13, FRI 14 & SAT 15 JULY
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FRIDAY 15TH &
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&CIYOBROWNPRESENT
SOUNDS&
PRESSURE
www.hideawaylive.co.uk
Hideaway, 2 Empire Mews, Streatham, London SW16 2BF • Tel: 020 8835 7070
THE SOUL OF LIVE MUSIC IN
THE HEART OF SOUTH LONDON
SUNDAY 24TH
SEPTEMBER
The Floacist
of Floetry returns
home to South
London, with her
unique blend
of poetry and song
plus a full band.
Her blend of soul, blues, gospel
and timeless pop has become the
trademark of singer-songwriter
Jo Harman.
“Sometimes you hear a voice
that leaves you speechless“
Huey Morgan, BBC Radio 2 SATURDAY
23RD
SEPTEMBERFRIDAY 22ND SEPTEMBER
THE FLOACISTJo
Harman
Soulgigs and Biggs
presents a London
exclusive as
Maroon 5 keys
man PJ Morton
launches his new
solo album ‘Gumbo’
at Hideaway.
PJ
MORTON
The Original Aces (Desmond Dekker), one of
the most iconic vocal groups in Jamaican music
history, have reformed and join forces with guitar
man Ciyo Brown to bring us SOUNDS &
PRESSURE PART 2 - a celebration of rocksteady.
PART2

Dozens of Sydenham High students
celebrate their A Level results and a raft of
top university places including Edinburgh,
Birmingham, York, Manchester, Glasgow,
King’s College London and Queen Mary’s
London for courses from Economics to
Astrophysics. More than half of all grades
(57.4 per cent) were A*-B and 25% were A*/A.
Dunraven’s students achieved the school’s
best yet A level results with a third of grades
achieved at A* or A to secure places at many
top universities, with five students heading for
Cambridge or Oxford.
The boys of Dulwich College also achieved
excellent results at A Level, with 30% of
papers awarded A* grades, 86% A*-B, with
31 boys achieving 3 A*s or better. GCSE
results were also excellent with this year’s
year 11 cohort achieving the College’s best
ever set of GCSE results, which included
58% at A* and 87% and A*/A.
Alleyn’s School celebrated record A Level
Success with 39% A* grades 77% at A*
or A, and 92% of all grades being A*, A, or
B. Headmaster, Dr Gary Savage said: “Our
Leavers of 2017 have achieved a record-
breaking proportion of A* grades, which
is incredibly impressive. Crucially, all our
boys and girls also leave us with a kind and
positive outlook, strengthened over the
years by our enduring school ethos which
equally values the co-curriculum, the building
of character and the forging of lifelong
friendship.”
Local Schools Celebrate A Level Success

Alleyn’s
School
OPEN EVENT
8 November
2pm
Co-educational excellence in
a caring community for boys
and girls aged 11 to 18.
Financial assistance is available.
Visit our website for open event
details: www.alleyns.org.uk
@Alleyns_School I 020 8557 1500
Townley Road, Dulwich SE22 8SU
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Alleyn’s School
www.alleyns.org.uk
11+ and 13+ candidates
Wednesday 13th Sept 2.00pm
Saturday 30th Sept
9.30am – 12 noon
16+ (Sixth Form) candidates
Tuesday 12th Sept 2.00pm
Saturday 30th Sept 9.30am-
12.00 noon
Alleyn’s Junior School
www.alleyns.org.uk
Saturday 23rd Sept
10am to 12.00 noon
Thursday 5th Oct
1.30pm to 3.00pm
Bishop Thomas Grant School
www.btg.ac
Open Mornings
9.30am – 11.30am
Monday 18th Sept, Tuesday
26th Sept, Wednesday
27th Sept
(6.30pm – 9.00pm) Tuesday
19th Sept
Cavendish Lodge
www.cavendishlodgenursery.
co.uk
Arrange a visit on 020 8835
8500
Dulwich College
www.dulwich.org.uk
Lower School Visits (For Year 7
candidates)
Thursday 14th Sept 2.15pm,
Wednesday 20th Sept
11.00am,
Friday 29th Sept 11.00am.
Contact the Registrar on 020
8299 9263.
Middle School Visits (For Year
9 candidates)
Wednesday 13th Sept 2.15pm
Numbers of places are limited
- contact the Registrar on
020 8299 9263.
Upper School Visits (For Year
12 candidates)
Contact the Upper School
Registrar on 020 8299 9281
Dulwich Prep
www.dulwichpreplondon.org
Saturday 16th Sept
9.00am-12.00 noon
Dunraven School
www.dunraven.org.uk
For Year 7 candidates
Tuesday 26th Sept
6.30pm-9.00pm
Thursday 28th Sept Saturday
30th Sept
Tuesday 3rd Oct
9.15am-10.30am
School Open Days in September

Open Morning for entry into Year 7
Saturday 7 October 9.30 – 12 noon
Tour the College with boys, meet staff and hear the Master, Dr Joe Spence, talk about Dulwich College.
No appointment is necessary.
Other opportunities are available to visit the College during the school day. Dates can be found on the Admissions
section of our website, www.dulwich.org.uk, or please telephone the Registrar’s Office on 020 8299 9263.
Junior School Open Morning for Years 3-6 entry (ages 7-10)
Saturday 14 October, 9.30 – 12 noon (entry via Hunts Slip Road)
The offer of a place in the Junior School is the offer of a place at Dulwich College to age 18.
No appointment is necessary for the Open Morning.
For other opportunities to visit, please contact Junior Admissions on 0208 299 8432 or email
junioradmissions@dulwich.org.uk. www.dulwich.org.uk/junior-school

Co-educational excellence in a caring
community for children aged 4 to 11.
Visit our website for open
event details: www.alleyns.org.uk
@AlleynsJunior I 020 8557 1519
Townley Road, Dulwich SE22 8SU
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Alleyn’s
Junior
School
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OPEN
EVENTS
5 Oct &
14 Nov
Ernest Bevin College and
Sixth Form Centre
www.ernestbevin.org.uk
Friday 29th Sept, Thursday 5th
Oct 9.00am-11.00am
Tuesday 3rd Oct 5.30pm-
8.00pm
Sixth Form Tuesday 3rd Oct
5.30pm-8.00pm
Evelyn Grace Academy
www.evelyngraceacademy.org
Monday 25th Sept
9.00am-10.30am,
Tuesday 26th Sept
9.00am-10.30am,
Wednesday 27th Sept
9.00am-10.30am
Thursday 28th Sept
4.00pm-7.30pm
James Allen’s Girls’ School
www.jags.org.uk
Senior School
Wednesday 27th Sept
10.30am-12.00 noon
La Retraite Roman Catholic
Girls’ School
www.laretraite.lambeth.sch.uk
Thursday 21st Sept
4.00 pm - 7.30 pm
Monday, 25th Sept
9.30 am - 12.00 noon
Tuesday, 26th Sept
9.30 am to 12.00 noon
Wednesday, 27th Sept
9.30 am to 12.00 noon
Lambeth Academy
www.lambeth-academy.org
Thursday 28th Sept
5.00pm-7.30pm
Oakfield Preparatory School
www.oakfield.dulwich.sch.uk
Tuesday 26th Sept
9.15am-11.00am
Register to book a place
St Joseph’s College
www.stjosephscollege.org.uk
Thursday 28th Sept
5.30pm-8.30pm
Wednesday 4th & Thursday
5th Oct
8.40am-9.40am & 10.20am-
11.20am (Tours)
Streatham & Clapham High
School
www.schs.gdst.net
Saturday 30th Sept 10am-1pm
Sydenham High School
www.sydenhamhighschool.
gdst.net
Reception and Junior School
Saturday 30th Sept
10.00am-1.00pm
Booking essential
Senior School Saturday 23rd
Sept 10.00am-1.00pm
Booking essential
Woodmansterne School
www.woodmansterne.lambeth.
sch.uk
Year 7 Secondary Admissions
Thursday 14th, Wednesday
20th Sept 6.00pm-7.00pm
Wednesday 27th Sept, Thurs
28th Sept 9.30am-10.30am

68-74 NIGHTINGALE LANE, SW12 8NR
Tuesday 10 October 2017
10.00 – 11.15am
Commences immediately after the Ramsden Road Open Day.
B R O O M W O O D H A L L
P R E P
GIRLS 8-13 YEARS
9.00 – 10.30am
26 BOLINGBROKE GROVE, SW11 6EL
Wednesday 11 October 2017
N O R T H C O T E L O D G E
P R E P
BOYS 8-13 YEARS
Please register your interest by e-mailing admissions@northwoodschools.com
Tel: 020 8682 8830
www.broomwood.co.uk www.northcotelodge.co.uk
192 RAMSDEN ROAD, SW12 8RQ
Tuesday 10 October 2017
B R O O M W O O D H A L L
P R E - P R E P
BOYS & GIRLS 4-8 YEARS
Please register your interest by e-mailing admissions@northwoodschools.com
Tel: 020 8682 8830
www.broomwood.co.uk www.northcotelodge.co.uk
OPEN DAYS
3 GARRAD’S ROAD, SW16 1JZ
Thursday 12 October 2017
8.45 – 10.15am (presentation starts at 9.30am) 9.00 – 10.30am (presentation starts at 9.45am)

National Childbirth Trust (Streatham NCT)
0208 752 9125
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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