Welcome to October in Streatham! The Streatham Festival is back for the 17th year in a new autumn slot from October 5th-14th, along with the return of Streatham’s own Art Trail, Art23. Look out for some great events all over Streatham. You’ll find the full guide to what’s on in the centre of this magazine to pull out and keep and plan your StreatFest18. With comedy, dance, art, live music, workshops, and more, please take the chance to sample the lively arts scene in our area and support local venues and artists. Don’t miss the Streatham Strut on 6th October – there’ll be 10 back-to-back free live music gigs from lunchtime ‘til late. The festival opens with a grand Ceilidh at the Streatham Space Project on 5th October - tickets are on sale now via Eventbrite and www.streathamfestival.com.
Welcome to the July/August issue! The 16th Streatham Festival begins the 1st of 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 the inaugural Rookfest on Streatham Common. See the full festival guide in the centre of this issue for all the details.
Festival Season kicks off in Streatham this month. Firstly, check out new openings nd gossip in the Parish Pump on page 6, on page 8 in the Soap Box we feature all the Streatham Candidates in the 2017 general election, Safer A23 write about Speeding on the A23 on page 11. We wish an RIP to Roger Moore, sometime resident of Streatham. David Wright interviews Dan Carey and The Speedy Wunderground, an update on Save Chestnut Avenue and the The Streatham Food Festival guide begins on page 37
Guide. Close by is also the The Furzedown Festival and we list the highlights of their programme. As always see our listings of What’s On in Streatham in June, our Directory of Local Trades and Services and local useful numbers.
We welcome you to Issue 19, February 2016. This month we're pleased to announce a three month trial distributing 5,000 extra magazines in the Furzedown area with great support from E&A Wates and Hideaway, so welcome to our new Furzedown readers! In this issue: #Crossrail2Streatham update, Quietways on Estreham Rd consultation changes, history of Streatham's industrial past, Streatham redskins ice hockey results and more!
New opening and local news including what's planned for the Morrisons site; Streatham Gourmet with Azzurri Pizzeria; Crossrail 2 to Streatham Update; history of the Tooting Common Golf Course and the fate of the Chestnut Avenue on Tooting Common; Wandsworth Oasis supporting HIV victims; Closing Dr Johnson Avenue; Russell Kane's Flying Eye on moving to Streatham; This Girl Can at SYCT; SCCoop update and the Woodland Activity Day; Police and Streatham Redskins update; The Streatham directory and What's on in March
This issue of The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine summarizes the following:
- It is the magazine's 11th year of distributing 15,000 copies to local homes each issue.
- The magazine includes articles about a local man who had a stroke at a football game and was saved by quick actions of others, and a charity fundraising event for a boy with cerebral palsy.
- It also advertises local businesses like a tile and bathroom showroom that is moving to a new larger location, a tea shop near a canal, and a dancewear and costume shop.
The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine covers news from Uttoxeter, Cheadle, and surrounding areas in Staffordshire. It discusses local businesses and entrepreneurs, including a profile of famous local figure Joseph Bamford, founder of JCB. The magazine provides information on upcoming issues, advertising opportunities, and how to contact the publisher.
Welcome to the may issue of Heart Streatham. It includes the official guide to Streatham Kite Day. We can’t wait to see the fabulous kite displays filling the sky above Streatham Common with colour – and we’ll be joining in the fun flying our own kites and enjoying the live music, food, and stalls on the 12th may. It’s a family friendly celebration that brings the whole community to the Common, and one of our favourite events in the local calendar. See you there!
We’re also looking forward to the 10th Streatham Food Festival in June. The popular outdoor food event on Streatham Green (by the Manor Arms) is back, along with the fabulous Food tour and many other exciting events.
This document is an issue of a local magazine called The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice. It includes articles about local businesses, events, and community groups. Some of the stories featured include a group that received funding for their allotment site, an upcoming charity masquerade ball, and a recap of the inaugural Cheadle Soapbox Derby race which attracted thousands of spectators. The magazine serves to inform the local community about news and opportunities in the Uttoxeter and Cheadle areas.
Welcome to the July/August issue! The 16th Streatham Festival begins the 1st of 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 the inaugural Rookfest on Streatham Common. See the full festival guide in the centre of this issue for all the details.
Festival Season kicks off in Streatham this month. Firstly, check out new openings nd gossip in the Parish Pump on page 6, on page 8 in the Soap Box we feature all the Streatham Candidates in the 2017 general election, Safer A23 write about Speeding on the A23 on page 11. We wish an RIP to Roger Moore, sometime resident of Streatham. David Wright interviews Dan Carey and The Speedy Wunderground, an update on Save Chestnut Avenue and the The Streatham Food Festival guide begins on page 37
Guide. Close by is also the The Furzedown Festival and we list the highlights of their programme. As always see our listings of What’s On in Streatham in June, our Directory of Local Trades and Services and local useful numbers.
We welcome you to Issue 19, February 2016. This month we're pleased to announce a three month trial distributing 5,000 extra magazines in the Furzedown area with great support from E&A Wates and Hideaway, so welcome to our new Furzedown readers! In this issue: #Crossrail2Streatham update, Quietways on Estreham Rd consultation changes, history of Streatham's industrial past, Streatham redskins ice hockey results and more!
New opening and local news including what's planned for the Morrisons site; Streatham Gourmet with Azzurri Pizzeria; Crossrail 2 to Streatham Update; history of the Tooting Common Golf Course and the fate of the Chestnut Avenue on Tooting Common; Wandsworth Oasis supporting HIV victims; Closing Dr Johnson Avenue; Russell Kane's Flying Eye on moving to Streatham; This Girl Can at SYCT; SCCoop update and the Woodland Activity Day; Police and Streatham Redskins update; The Streatham directory and What's on in March
This issue of The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine summarizes the following:
- It is the magazine's 11th year of distributing 15,000 copies to local homes each issue.
- The magazine includes articles about a local man who had a stroke at a football game and was saved by quick actions of others, and a charity fundraising event for a boy with cerebral palsy.
- It also advertises local businesses like a tile and bathroom showroom that is moving to a new larger location, a tea shop near a canal, and a dancewear and costume shop.
The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine covers news from Uttoxeter, Cheadle, and surrounding areas in Staffordshire. It discusses local businesses and entrepreneurs, including a profile of famous local figure Joseph Bamford, founder of JCB. The magazine provides information on upcoming issues, advertising opportunities, and how to contact the publisher.
Welcome to the may issue of Heart Streatham. It includes the official guide to Streatham Kite Day. We can’t wait to see the fabulous kite displays filling the sky above Streatham Common with colour – and we’ll be joining in the fun flying our own kites and enjoying the live music, food, and stalls on the 12th may. It’s a family friendly celebration that brings the whole community to the Common, and one of our favourite events in the local calendar. See you there!
We’re also looking forward to the 10th Streatham Food Festival in June. The popular outdoor food event on Streatham Green (by the Manor Arms) is back, along with the fabulous Food tour and many other exciting events.
This document is an issue of a local magazine called The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice. It includes articles about local businesses, events, and community groups. Some of the stories featured include a group that received funding for their allotment site, an upcoming charity masquerade ball, and a recap of the inaugural Cheadle Soapbox Derby race which attracted thousands of spectators. The magazine serves to inform the local community about news and opportunities in the Uttoxeter and Cheadle areas.
This document is an advertisement and newsletter for Target Windows, an installer of orangeries and conservatories. It promotes their Livin Room brand of orangeries, noting their attractive design combining aspects of conservatories and extensions. It provides contact details for three Target Windows locations. The rest of the document is a local newsletter, with articles on an estate agent's open house event with farm animals and a note about a village commemorating a World War I casualty.
This document is an issue of The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine. It includes advertisements and articles about local events, businesses and schools. The front page promotes an open evening at The Cheadle Academy. There are also advertisements for bathroom renovation companies, dance classes, pet stores and more. Articles discuss a school swim event and academic success at Thomas Alleyne's High School.
Our cover celebrates the big Streatham welcome to the first of two Marks and Spencer’s Food stores that opened last month - the queue stretched back as far as Streatham Station entrance for the opening on a Wednesday morning! We’re looking forward to the opening of Aldi and The Gym Group on the same site early in the new year, along with the second M&S, Starbucks and Superdrug in Streatham Hill.
This issue, we follow up the Chestnut Avenue chop on Tooting Common, and the People’s Audit in Lambeth. Discover the link between the CIA and Streatham Hill, and find out which business had to call in the ghostbusters! Catch up with The Met Police, the RedHawks ice hockey team, sleep out for charity, Spires in the Rookery, and hear the exciting news about the Streatham Space Project.
For the first time we have a full listing of LIVE MUSIC coming up in November - a new feature to help you discover and enjoy the best of Streatham.
This summary provides the key details about The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine in 3 sentences:
The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice is a free magazine distributed to 15,000 homes covering Uttoxeter, Cheadle, and surrounding areas. It includes local news, events, advertisements and articles. The magazine is published monthly by Community Voice Publications and is wholly independent.
This issue of the Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine contains local news stories and advertisements for businesses in the area. The 15-page magazine is published monthly and distributed free to 15,000 homes. It includes articles about a successful pantomime production, JCB partnering with a Formula One racing team, and the Inner Wheel Club of Uttoxeter celebrating its 72nd anniversary. The magazine also contains advertisements from local businesses and community groups.
Felicity Boulton, Bride’s friend
Photographer: Sarah Jane Photography
Videographer: James Astbury, Groom’s brother
Cake: Cakes by Claire
Flowers: Felicity Boulton
Hair: Marissa Hair
Makeup: Jane Makeup
Venue: Park Hall Country Estate
Catering: Park Hall Country Estate
Entertainment: DJ Paul
Transport: The Horse and Carriage Company
Amy-Jane and Joel’s
Wedding Day
Saturday 1st October 2016
St Mary’s Church, Rocester
followed by a reception at
Park Hall Country Estate
Amy-Jane and Joel would like to thank all of their family
This document is an issue of The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine. It provides information about local businesses and events in towns like Uttoxeter, Cheadle, Ashbourne, and surrounding villages. The front page includes an advertisement for a detached family home for sale in Stramshall. The rest of the document consists of additional advertisements from local businesses, articles about upcoming community events, and the publisher's welcome letter providing more details about the magazine.
This magazine issue promotes local businesses and events in Uttoxeter and Cheadle. The editor shares stories about his fear of heights, including uncomfortable experiences driving up a steep mountain road in Majorca and riding a cable car and toboggan in Madeira. He promotes the magazine and encourages readers to support local advertisers. The magazine is distributed free to 15,000 homes in the area and includes ads for tile and bathroom showrooms, dancewear and costume shops, and lawn mowing equipment.
Painsley Sixth Form College is opening a new campus in September 2017. It will offer a wide range of A-Level and vocational courses taught over 9 hours per week. Students will have access to enrichment opportunities such as trips, work experience, and university visits. The new campus features refurbished learning spaces including study zones, group work rooms, and a learning resource center. The opening marks an exciting time for students to join Painsley Sixth Form in a supportive environment.
This document is a magazine for the Uttoxeter and Cheadle area that provides local news, events, advertisements and articles. It discusses England's performance in the World Cup, notices the recent passing of two community members, and previews upcoming local events like a produce show and dance classes. The magazine also highlights news from a local school including a play performance and sports day.
This document is the May 2017 issue of The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine. It includes articles about local sporting legends who recently passed away, two families holding birthday events for grandchildren on consecutive weekends, and Uttoxeter being approved as a Fairtrade Town thanks to efforts of the Fairtrade Uttoxeter Steering Group and support of local businesses and residents. The publisher, Nigel Titterton, hopes readers will enjoy this issue celebrating what is good in the local community.
This document is an issue of The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine. It provides information about local Christmas events, advertises local businesses, and contains a seasonal greeting from the editor. The magazine is distributed to 15,000 homes in the Uttoxeter, Cheadle, and surrounding areas.
The document is an issue of The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine. It includes articles about a local swimmer winning silver at the Commonwealth Games, remembering a racehorse from a syndicate that passed away, and JCB ambassadors visiting a local school with a Fastrac tractor for a science event. It also contains advertisements from local businesses.
This document provides information about an open evening event at The Cheadle Academy on September 27th. It also includes advertisements for local businesses and organizations in the Uttoxeter and Cheadle area, as well as a short article about a donation made by a man with prostate cancer to a local hospital and Lions Club.
The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine is increasing its distribution to 15,000 copies across Uttoxeter, Cheadle, Ashbourne and surrounding areas. It contains local news, features and advertisements. The editor notes it is their 9th year of publication and they are celebrating by expanding distribution and launching a social media presence. Real estate and various business advertisements are included promoting local services.
This is an especially designed issue as a requiem cover for Chestnut Avenue, whose trees were felled by Wandsworth Council despite widespread local opposition. Inside find the Streatham Roundup and Parish Pump, a Soapbox on Meiszko's planning issues keeping neighbours up with their unlicensed machinery noise, a history piece on MI5's formerly "secret" motorpool in Streatham, and a behind the scenes piece on EA Wates' furniture design and repair. TfL present their St Leonards Jct plans, the Streatham Redhawks talk about the coming season, and Brigstock Skin and Laser on how to get the same Kardashian beauty treatments here, but affordably.
The document provides information about a local magazine called The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice which is distributed to 15,000 homes in the Uttoxeter, Cheadle, and surrounding areas. It includes advertisements from local businesses and articles about events happening in the community.
The document provides information on various local news stories and advertisements from a newspaper in County Wexford, Ireland. It begins with two rural communities, Ballythomas and Kilmuckridge, voting 'yes' in the marriage equality referendum which signaled the county and nation would also vote 'yes'. It then discusses the French Ambassador's visits to Wexford and intentions to boost tourism between Wexford and France by promoting Wexford's Norman history. The final article recaps Wexford's Food and Wine Fair event in the town over four days.
This document is a newsletter from the Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine providing local news and advertisements to 13,000 homes in the area. It discusses Covid restrictions easing, local businesses recovering, and Olympic swimming champion Adam Peaty joining Strictly Come Dancing. It also contains advertisements from local businesses.
Welcome to Heart Streatham May 2018 this month we’re thrilled to publish the Streatham Space Project’s opening programme. Take a look and book top-notch entertainment on your doorstep. Imelda Staunton, and Jim Carter of Downton Abbey fame have been in for a look around-watch this space! Some wonderful local restaurants are supporting the Space Project with special offers for ticket holders. So, as BID manager Louise Sbbotts says in this issue, we have a vibrant high street, let’s use it!
Read about local author Elizabeth Moore and her brilliant debut novel, The Man on the Middle Floor, and visit the beautiful English Martyrs Church as it celebrates its 125th anniversary.
Heart Streatham Issue 28, December 2016Heartofmedia
Welcome to the December 2016/January 2017 edition of Heart Streatham. It's our last issue of the year, and full of news about what's been happening in Streatham and what's going on over Christmas ant the New Year. See our special pull-out guide to the inStreatham Business Improvement District's Lights On! Streatham event on 3rd December, when The Snow Queen will turn on the Streatham Christmas lights with Chuka Umunna MP and Father Christmas will be in his grotto in the Manor Arms to meet the children. Join the Streatham Christmas Lights Trail around participating local businesses to fi nd clues and win exciting prizes! We wish you a very merry Christmas and a Happy New Year in 2017!
Join our newsletter mailing list at www.heartstreatham.co.uk
This document is an advertisement and newsletter for Target Windows, an installer of orangeries and conservatories. It promotes their Livin Room brand of orangeries, noting their attractive design combining aspects of conservatories and extensions. It provides contact details for three Target Windows locations. The rest of the document is a local newsletter, with articles on an estate agent's open house event with farm animals and a note about a village commemorating a World War I casualty.
This document is an issue of The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine. It includes advertisements and articles about local events, businesses and schools. The front page promotes an open evening at The Cheadle Academy. There are also advertisements for bathroom renovation companies, dance classes, pet stores and more. Articles discuss a school swim event and academic success at Thomas Alleyne's High School.
Our cover celebrates the big Streatham welcome to the first of two Marks and Spencer’s Food stores that opened last month - the queue stretched back as far as Streatham Station entrance for the opening on a Wednesday morning! We’re looking forward to the opening of Aldi and The Gym Group on the same site early in the new year, along with the second M&S, Starbucks and Superdrug in Streatham Hill.
This issue, we follow up the Chestnut Avenue chop on Tooting Common, and the People’s Audit in Lambeth. Discover the link between the CIA and Streatham Hill, and find out which business had to call in the ghostbusters! Catch up with The Met Police, the RedHawks ice hockey team, sleep out for charity, Spires in the Rookery, and hear the exciting news about the Streatham Space Project.
For the first time we have a full listing of LIVE MUSIC coming up in November - a new feature to help you discover and enjoy the best of Streatham.
This summary provides the key details about The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine in 3 sentences:
The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice is a free magazine distributed to 15,000 homes covering Uttoxeter, Cheadle, and surrounding areas. It includes local news, events, advertisements and articles. The magazine is published monthly by Community Voice Publications and is wholly independent.
This issue of the Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine contains local news stories and advertisements for businesses in the area. The 15-page magazine is published monthly and distributed free to 15,000 homes. It includes articles about a successful pantomime production, JCB partnering with a Formula One racing team, and the Inner Wheel Club of Uttoxeter celebrating its 72nd anniversary. The magazine also contains advertisements from local businesses and community groups.
Felicity Boulton, Bride’s friend
Photographer: Sarah Jane Photography
Videographer: James Astbury, Groom’s brother
Cake: Cakes by Claire
Flowers: Felicity Boulton
Hair: Marissa Hair
Makeup: Jane Makeup
Venue: Park Hall Country Estate
Catering: Park Hall Country Estate
Entertainment: DJ Paul
Transport: The Horse and Carriage Company
Amy-Jane and Joel’s
Wedding Day
Saturday 1st October 2016
St Mary’s Church, Rocester
followed by a reception at
Park Hall Country Estate
Amy-Jane and Joel would like to thank all of their family
This document is an issue of The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine. It provides information about local businesses and events in towns like Uttoxeter, Cheadle, Ashbourne, and surrounding villages. The front page includes an advertisement for a detached family home for sale in Stramshall. The rest of the document consists of additional advertisements from local businesses, articles about upcoming community events, and the publisher's welcome letter providing more details about the magazine.
This magazine issue promotes local businesses and events in Uttoxeter and Cheadle. The editor shares stories about his fear of heights, including uncomfortable experiences driving up a steep mountain road in Majorca and riding a cable car and toboggan in Madeira. He promotes the magazine and encourages readers to support local advertisers. The magazine is distributed free to 15,000 homes in the area and includes ads for tile and bathroom showrooms, dancewear and costume shops, and lawn mowing equipment.
Painsley Sixth Form College is opening a new campus in September 2017. It will offer a wide range of A-Level and vocational courses taught over 9 hours per week. Students will have access to enrichment opportunities such as trips, work experience, and university visits. The new campus features refurbished learning spaces including study zones, group work rooms, and a learning resource center. The opening marks an exciting time for students to join Painsley Sixth Form in a supportive environment.
This document is a magazine for the Uttoxeter and Cheadle area that provides local news, events, advertisements and articles. It discusses England's performance in the World Cup, notices the recent passing of two community members, and previews upcoming local events like a produce show and dance classes. The magazine also highlights news from a local school including a play performance and sports day.
This document is the May 2017 issue of The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine. It includes articles about local sporting legends who recently passed away, two families holding birthday events for grandchildren on consecutive weekends, and Uttoxeter being approved as a Fairtrade Town thanks to efforts of the Fairtrade Uttoxeter Steering Group and support of local businesses and residents. The publisher, Nigel Titterton, hopes readers will enjoy this issue celebrating what is good in the local community.
This document is an issue of The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine. It provides information about local Christmas events, advertises local businesses, and contains a seasonal greeting from the editor. The magazine is distributed to 15,000 homes in the Uttoxeter, Cheadle, and surrounding areas.
The document is an issue of The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine. It includes articles about a local swimmer winning silver at the Commonwealth Games, remembering a racehorse from a syndicate that passed away, and JCB ambassadors visiting a local school with a Fastrac tractor for a science event. It also contains advertisements from local businesses.
This document provides information about an open evening event at The Cheadle Academy on September 27th. It also includes advertisements for local businesses and organizations in the Uttoxeter and Cheadle area, as well as a short article about a donation made by a man with prostate cancer to a local hospital and Lions Club.
The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine is increasing its distribution to 15,000 copies across Uttoxeter, Cheadle, Ashbourne and surrounding areas. It contains local news, features and advertisements. The editor notes it is their 9th year of publication and they are celebrating by expanding distribution and launching a social media presence. Real estate and various business advertisements are included promoting local services.
This is an especially designed issue as a requiem cover for Chestnut Avenue, whose trees were felled by Wandsworth Council despite widespread local opposition. Inside find the Streatham Roundup and Parish Pump, a Soapbox on Meiszko's planning issues keeping neighbours up with their unlicensed machinery noise, a history piece on MI5's formerly "secret" motorpool in Streatham, and a behind the scenes piece on EA Wates' furniture design and repair. TfL present their St Leonards Jct plans, the Streatham Redhawks talk about the coming season, and Brigstock Skin and Laser on how to get the same Kardashian beauty treatments here, but affordably.
The document provides information about a local magazine called The Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice which is distributed to 15,000 homes in the Uttoxeter, Cheadle, and surrounding areas. It includes advertisements from local businesses and articles about events happening in the community.
The document provides information on various local news stories and advertisements from a newspaper in County Wexford, Ireland. It begins with two rural communities, Ballythomas and Kilmuckridge, voting 'yes' in the marriage equality referendum which signaled the county and nation would also vote 'yes'. It then discusses the French Ambassador's visits to Wexford and intentions to boost tourism between Wexford and France by promoting Wexford's Norman history. The final article recaps Wexford's Food and Wine Fair event in the town over four days.
This document is a newsletter from the Uttoxeter & Cheadle Voice magazine providing local news and advertisements to 13,000 homes in the area. It discusses Covid restrictions easing, local businesses recovering, and Olympic swimming champion Adam Peaty joining Strictly Come Dancing. It also contains advertisements from local businesses.
Welcome to Heart Streatham May 2018 this month we’re thrilled to publish the Streatham Space Project’s opening programme. Take a look and book top-notch entertainment on your doorstep. Imelda Staunton, and Jim Carter of Downton Abbey fame have been in for a look around-watch this space! Some wonderful local restaurants are supporting the Space Project with special offers for ticket holders. So, as BID manager Louise Sbbotts says in this issue, we have a vibrant high street, let’s use it!
Read about local author Elizabeth Moore and her brilliant debut novel, The Man on the Middle Floor, and visit the beautiful English Martyrs Church as it celebrates its 125th anniversary.
Heart Streatham Issue 28, December 2016Heartofmedia
Welcome to the December 2016/January 2017 edition of Heart Streatham. It's our last issue of the year, and full of news about what's been happening in Streatham and what's going on over Christmas ant the New Year. See our special pull-out guide to the inStreatham Business Improvement District's Lights On! Streatham event on 3rd December, when The Snow Queen will turn on the Streatham Christmas lights with Chuka Umunna MP and Father Christmas will be in his grotto in the Manor Arms to meet the children. Join the Streatham Christmas Lights Trail around participating local businesses to fi nd clues and win exciting prizes! We wish you a very merry Christmas and a Happy New Year in 2017!
Join our newsletter mailing list at www.heartstreatham.co.uk
Our cover this month features the designs for the lovely new banners that are now proudly celebrating Streatham’s iconic buildings and events from lamp posts on the High Rd. Aptly, one of them celebrates the beautiful Streatham Hill Theatre. As we go to press, we were
contacted by the Friends of Streatham Hill Theatre to ask us to publicise their petition to Lambeth Council to uphold their decision to protect the 1928 Grade II listed theatre from possible destruction by declaring it an Asset of Community Value. This gives the building protection from immediate development - if it is put up for sale, the Streatham community will be given the opportunity to raise the funds to take it on. Now the owners of the building are appealing to Lambeth Council to reverse their decision. The Friends of Streatham Hill Theatre have until 29 November to convince the council that the theatre is worth saving. Sign the petition at: www.streathamhilltheatre.org
Streatham Spring!
Happy 5th birthday to us for our 50th issue! We’ve worked with inStreatham (who run the Business Improvement District) to chart changes in our area since we launched. see the Streatham Space Project’s new programme in the centre of this issue – please look, book, support and enjoy our wonderful arts and community hub.
Thank you to everyone who entered our Photo of the month competition on Instagram and Twitter – there were some fabulous pictures. Our first winner is James Blair with this stunning picture of his 12-year old siberian husky, Kona, enjoying a run on streatham Common at sunset. Kona stays looking so youthful by chasing squirrels (never caught one), “I haven’t aged as well, but I don’t chase squirrels,” said James. thanks to everyone who followed us.
The document provides information about events and businesses in Streatham, London. It discusses the opening of new gyms and cafes in the area. It also mentions upcoming local performances including a production of Handel's Messiah by Streatham Choral and a kite festival on Streatham Common. The article notes that the Night Shelter initiative provides shelter for homeless men in Streatham and Mitcham over the winter months.
The festive season has arrived in Streatham, and we are delighted to have once again partnered with the inStreatham Business Improvement District to bring you a very special grand issue of the magazine. Not only is it big and beautiful it also includes a special Streatham Book of Christmas special pull-out in the centre to give you plenty of ideas for going out, shopping, and entertainment in our local area, plus a guide to some of the great local salons and spas that can help you look festively fabulous. There’s a lot going on here this Christmas-have a look at our bumper What’s On section and plan your Christmas and New Year in Streatham.
Welcome to the September 2016 edition of Heart Streatham. After a great Streatham Festival in July, we can’t wait for the second Streatham Free Film Festival from 17th-25th September to begin, with a fabulous selection of film-related events and movies, all being screened in Streatham venues of all kinds – and all for free.
Make sure you don’t miss a thing; use the full programme published in the centre of this magazine to plan your Free Film Festival-going! Catch up on what’s been happening in Streatham, read about some great new businesses and shops opening soon, and find out about some great events coming up in our what’s On section. Take a look at our useful Streatham Directory of fabulous businesses and services at the back of the magazine too - it’s getting bigger every month
The article discusses plans for the historic Streatham Hill Theatre building. After over 50 years as a bingo club, the current owners Beacon Bingo are looking for new commercial partners as the bingo club has been running at a loss. They hope to find partners to reopen the beautiful first floor cocktail bar and revive live performances in the main auditorium. Offices are also planned for the rear of the building. The owners are determined to breathe new life into the magnificent listed building and will help any organizations interested in the space. The history of the building and efforts to showcase it were also mentioned.
It’s been a wonderful hot summer in Streatham. Festival season continues with the Streatham Free Film Festival this month, and you can plan your movies using the official guide in our centre spread. Scruff’s Fun Dog Show on Streatham Common by the Rookery Café also takes place this month. It’s a fantastic event run by the volunteers of the Friends of Streatham Common. This year there’s a fancy-dress horror movie theme! There are street parties at the Ferrer’s Triangle, Lewin Rd, and Valley Rd, and the Little Big Peace Festival returns with some relaxing free events to enjoy and the annual Peace Walk down the High Rd.
Streatham Festival is up next in October. Save the date for the Streatham Strut on 12 October- an epic free live gig rail from lunchtime to closing time in 10 venues over 10 hours. Book your tickets for the Festival Ceilidh on Saturday 19th October now – it was sold out with a waiting list last year! Look out for the full festival programme as it develops at www.streathamfestival.com and social media.
Welcome to our October issue, which includes the official guide to The Streatham Festival 2019, 11-20th October. This annual Festival celebrates the rich cultural and creative life Streatham is fortunate to enjoy. There are more than 60 events in 33 venues from The Hideaway and Streatham Space Project to small shops and cafes. Please have a look at the guide in our centre pages and check out www.streathamfestival. com for full listings, booking details, and the latest information. There’s something for everyone, and most events are inexpensive or free to attend. Enjoy art exhibitions, dance, theatre, spoken word, workshops, and of course, lashings of live music!
Thanks to Krystal Wong for creating our wonderful cover illustration inspired by the Streatham Festival. Krystal is a local graphic designer and illustrator, known for creating colourfully bold and playful works evoking sweet nostalgic memories of growing up in Streatham and South London, surrounded by the vivid colours of nature and life.
Welcome to Heart Streatham June 2018
This month we’re thrilled to publish the Streatham Food Festival’s Food Tour programme and the Toddler Tour. Take a look and get ready for loads of top-notch culinary delights on your doorstep for a fiver or less. Bensons Fun Fair is back in Streatham. Prize draws for free tickets are included in our feature on pg 8.
There's entertainment galore about - see our Fathers day recommends to entertain Dad this month, and Exhibit B have pushed the boat right out with their very popular Drag Brunches. People were shocked and wrote in about the pictures last month so see pg 10 for what all the fuss is about.
We will be doing the definitive guide to what's on in Streatham and the surrounding areas in our July issue next month. So if you have an event this summer, be sure to get in touch to be a part of that!
Welcome to summer in Streatham!
After a great Streatham Food Festival, next up is the South London Comedy Festival from the Streatham Space Project starting on 9th July - we publish the full programme from page 15 - see Nish Kumar, Marcus Brigstocke, and a host of top comedians right here! Take a picnic to the Rookery for some open-air Shakespeare with A Winter’s Tale from the Festival Players, and the ever-popular Sixteen Feet Theatre Company are back for their tenth year with a promenade performance of The Wind in the Willows. Be prepared for the first Kisstory on the Common and the return of Garage Nation’s Dance Nation on Streatham Common -get your tickets or your earplugs, depending on your point of view. It’s going to be a great summer to be in Streatham – see you in September!
Welcome to Heart Streatham’s 40th edition – our 4th birthday! -
no, we can’t believe it either! The frosty Common is looking wonderful in the wintery sunshine these days, and we are fortunate to have a view from the top of Streatham Common to the west painted by local artist Nishad Karim, as our cover this month. Inside CPZs and St. Leonard’s Junction road works in the Soapbox, new shops in the Parish Pump and the definitive guise to giving mum the best Mother's Day and all on the Streatham High Road this month!
We’ve joined forces with inStreatham, the Streatham Business Improvement District, to bring you a very special issue of Heart Streatham this Christmas. In this issue we’ve asked some local celebrities to pick out a few gifts - “finds” from local shops, we explore our area through the eyes of visitors, and give you a guide to What’s On, Live music, and the best of Streatham. So, shop local; shop in Streatham!
Let’s go fly a kite at the 20th Streatham Common Kite day on 2nd September – see the full day's programme inside. We’re looking forward to a great September in Streatham, with the return of the Streatham Free Film Festival 15th - 29th September, and the Little Big Peace event the 20th - 22nd September. Looking for a job locally? Local community and business groups have got together to host the first Streatham Jobs Fair on 29th September – info inside. The Streatham Festival is soon here after in its new October 5th - 13th spot, and it’s time to grab your early bird tickets for the Grand Festival Ceilidh opening the Festival on 5th October and save the date for the Streatham Strut on 6th October – 10 FREE live music gigs in 10 hours. Lots coming your way in the next few weeks in Streatham!
Spring is here with magnificent magnolias and drifts of blossom on the streets, and Streatham is looking spectacular. Thank you to reader Hester Bates, for our gorgeous cover photo of the Rookery orchard.
Get summer ready and enjoy state-of-the-art treatments at Streatham’s salons and spas – there’s no need to leave SW16 to find top-quality practitioners. Catch up with new openings and local news, find out about local history, and plan your April entertainment with our Live Music and What’s On Guides. May marks the beginning of the Streatham Summer Season, put Kite Day on the 12th May in your diaries, folks, and see you there!
Welcome to our first edition of 2018 - Heart Streatham Issue 39! Our cover picture of the old Rookery Cafe is by the talented artist, Daniel McFall, who paints iconic London scenes in his unique style. See and buy his work at www.southlondonartistdan. co.uk or on Facebook – we hope to be featuring more in future issues because Dan has painted several Streatham pictures. After opening their new food hall in the old Morrisons site next to Aldi, Marks and Spencer’s Food Hall and Café in Streatham Hill will open on February 21st! In Rookery news, we hear that the Streatham Wells Water has been tested by geologists and declared usable by Inkspot Brewery. Read about these and many other local stories inside.
After a wonderful Streatham Kite Day last month, our next big local event is the 10th annual Streatham Food Festival.
Plan your feasting with the official guide in the centre of this magazine. This year there are 42 eateries on the Food Tour and the outdoor event on Streatham Green returns on 22nd June. We’ll see you there, folks! You don’t need to leave Streatham for entertainment and fun in June. From fab fundraising film screenings (The Favorite and Bohemian Rhapsody, anyone?) for the Streatham Free Film Festival (coming up in September) to free acoustic music in the Rookery on 15th June, check out our What’s On pages, because there’s a lot going on. Thanks to Ben Poultney, Illustrator & Cartoonist, for our cover. Ben specialises in fun vibrant illustrations.
Welcome to Heart Streatham’s 41st edition. the trees are budding and the early flowers are blooming as we write this in right, warm spring sunshine. this month's cover is the iconic streatham Pumping station on Conyers rd which can be seen from the railway lines as well. We have superimposed alper Yagmur, owner of el Chico's Mexican restaurant (see review - p12), who became hero to many by organising deliveries of bottled water to elderly folk and others who couldn't make it to the delivery points when the water went out. When his restaurant’s water was cut he and his staff decided to work instead for the benefit of the community and we salute that! Do you have a local hero (with, or without, cape) you think should be celebrated? Get in touch: info@heartstreatham.
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Now British Summer Time has begun, we can enjoy the lighter evenings and look forward to some sunshine. Easter in Streatham is always a special time, with blossom and glorious magnolia trees in gardens everywhere (photographed in the Rookery by Philip Moran), and the Commons bursting into life. There are Easter egg hunts for the kids, and time during the holidays to start getting kites ready for Kite Day on Streatham Common on 14 May, the first of the Streatham Season of Festivals happening between May and October. Don’t miss Heart Streatham every month for all the info!
Details of the new pub we promised to reveal are in our Parish Pump, along with other great booze news! There’s more great news about businesses coming to Streatham later this year!
We’re always keen to showcase the work of local artists and photographers, so if you’d like to be featured, please email us at info@ heartstreatham.co.uk.
Join our mailing list to receive our newsletter with the latest info, gossip, and special offers. Click on the link on our home page to sign up www.heartstreatham.co.uk. Thanks to both Sophie of Vauxhall City Farm www.vauxhallcityfarm.org and local photographer Philip Moran for our cover shot of these gorgeous chicks.
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6 the Gen New openings and
the latest streatham gossip.
8 SoaP BoX tfL Designs
for streatham hill, by Neil salt
10 Gourmet Food Festival
Feedback- the winners.
12 hiStorY murder at the
mystery house part 2 by mark
Bery
17 Streatham FeStival and
art23 Full Guide
36 What’S on in streatham in
October
38 live muSiC liSt
40 SChoolS spotlight on
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Welcome to october
in Streatham!
The Streatham Festival
is back for the seventeenth
year in a new autumn slot
from October 5th-14th,
along with the return
of streatham’s own art
trail art23. Look out for
some great events all over
Streatham. You’ll find the
full guide to what’s on in the
centre of this magazine to
pull out and keep and plan
your #Streatfest18. With
comedy, dance, art, live
music, workshops, and more,
please take the chance to
sample the lively arts scene
in our area and support local
venues and artists. Don’t
miss the Streatham Strut
on 6th October – there’ll be
10 back-to-back free live
music gigs from lunchtime
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there is a new community
café, Faithful bean, in telford
Park at st thomas’s. St
Christopher’s Hospice have
opened at 23, streatham high
road. there’s a new barbers
opening at 254 streatham
high road. refurbishment
continues at the new Chalkpit
pub due to open in November
at the old Beyrouth’s premises.
they’ll be serving Ginger Pig
meats, monmouth Coffee, and
perfectly stored craft beers.
ofsted have given approval
for a new forest school nursery
for 2-4 year olds opening this
autumn. the latest phase
of the Tooting Common
Heritage Project is the
creation of new community
hub and conservation centre,
The Woodfield Project.
there will be a re-balloting
of residents on the east side
of streatham hill, probably
in November, following the
October introduction of the
Controlled Parking Zone
on the west side. Let Clip
Theatre know if you would like
to see their afternoon sessions
in streatham hill. streatham
based production company,
Sheer Height, have set up a
crowdfunder for a new short
film on mental illness called
‘Oh my Friend’. Thames
Water have apologised to
streatham residents for their
poor compensation process
for water outages in march. to
dispute your compensation,
email mdcustomerservice@
thameswater.co.uk putting
STreaTHam ComPeNSaTioN
in the subject. The first
rookery Farmers’ market on
15/9 was a great success and
continues on the 3rd saturday
each month. Plans have been
unveiled for replanting the
‘stream garden’ in the rookery,
see Streatham Common
Cooperative website. Join
a new walking group, The
Furzedown Perambulators,
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The dust has settled on the 2018 Streatham
Food Festival, brought to you by InStreatham,
which saw more than 40 of SW2 and SW16’s
fabulous food businesses offer taste bud tickling
treats to thousands of residents and visitors to
the area.
The ever-popular food tourist challenge saw
hundreds of people pound the pavements,
scoring the restaurants they visited out of
ten and collecting stamps as they went. The
deserved winner of the 2018 Food Tour was
food festival favourite, Fish Tale, whose outdoor
tables were bustling with eager customers
enjoying a fresh oyster and a glass of wine,
smoked fish pate or an antipasti skewer for just
£5 each.
Mina Tighani of Fish Tale commented, “Every
year we look forward to welcoming customers,
old and new, to Fish Tale for the food festival.
It’s an exciting and busy time for us and we love
creating a sense of community through our food.
It’s such an honour to have been voted as the
winners by our neighbourhood.”
Runners up were Streatham Wine House and
Talay Thai, both packed with diners throughout
the event. It was great to see many new
businesses getting involved in the food tour too,
including Bunk Burgers, Italian Bistro, Waffle
Genie, Batch & Co, Blackbird Bakery, Aali Baba
Kitchen, La Fresca, Burger Bros, The Rabbit
Four Days of Streatham Foodie Heaven
Photographs by Olesya Njemnobi.
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Hole, Brickwood, and Café & Creamery.
Claire Griffin, Head of Operations at the
Roundhouse, Camden, won the Food Tourist
Challenge. Claire and partner, James, have just
moved, but have ensured they can easily get
back to Streatham for their favourite restaurants
and bars. Claire said, “We enjoyed our prize
meal at Hood. We had a fab night as always,
it was a lovely treat and a great end to our
Streatham days (it will always be in our hearts!)”
The Toddler Tour saw 20 eateries taking the
opportunity to showcase their family-friendly
food - and a series of special events from
food themed film screenings, to beer and food
matching and a successful fundraising event for
Streatham Drop In Centre.
So, remember the amazing food and drink on
offer right here in Streatham. As the nights draw
in, make the most of Streatham’s gastronomic
delights on our doorstep – you could even start
planning your route for next year’s food tour!
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Designs for Streatham Hill
Neil Salt, Chair, Streatham Action Transport
Effective lobbying by Safer A23,
Streatham Action Transport and
our MP has led to TfL recently
presenting two alternative draft
plans for redesigning the A23
between Streatham Hill and the
South Circular to accommodate
buses, vehicles, cycles and
pedestrians.
Both plans include a 20mph
speed limit, a bus lane and
a general traffic lane in each
direction, the removal of the
central reservation and floating
bus stops northbound. Both
also reduce loading and parking
bays, and introduce new trees,
benches, and cycle parking.
Finalised plans will be formally
consulted on at the end of the
year/early 2019, with works
commencing in 2020.
Option 1:
• Segregated bi-directional
cycleway on the western side.
• Wider entries to all side roads.
• Six straight-across crossings
with countdown signals and
raised tables.
• Inset loading bays on eastern
side and side roads.
• A signalised junction at Telford
Avenue/the bus garage.
• Amesbury Avenue - left turn
exit only.
• Ardwell Road - no entry/exit
except cyclists.
• Barrhill Road - banned entry
into and right turn out of.
• Wyatt Park Road - one-way
onto High Road, with left turn
exit only.
Option 2:
• Segregated cycle way each
side of the road
• Footway width reduction in
places.
• 4 staggered crossings -
raised tables and countdown
signals.
• Floating loading bays - both
sides of A23.
• Amesbury Avenue - no entry/
exit except cyclists.
• Barcombe Avenue - no entry/
exit except cyclists.
• Wyatt Park Road - no entry/
exit except cyclists.
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“Look!” I said to my wife. “There are two more.”
“Two more what?” She said.
“Rubberneckers.” I said.
“They’re not rubberneckers, they’re probably
admiring the fuchsias.”
“They’re not looking anywhere near the
fuchsias.”
“Well, the window boxes then.”
“Hardly. The window boxes are empty. Look!
They’re taking photographs.”
It was only when we read the “The Streatham
Tragedy” history article by Mark Bery about the
murder of a Streatham family with poisoned
champagne in last month’s magazine that
the rubber-neckers made sense. There was
a picture of our house next to the piece! The
friendly charm of our lovingly-restored Victorian
home, which we named “The Knowle,” took
on the unsettling aspect of something less
comforting.
“I told you I wasn’t
imagining things.” I
said.
“What are we going to
do?” said my wife re
reading the article over breakfast.
“We could ask Father Peter to do an exorcism.”
I said. Then the door-bell rang. On the doorstep
stood a tall, respectable-looking man. “I’m Mark
Bery” he said, “I’ve been trying to contact you.”
“Come in.” I said. “Can I offer you a glass of
something?”
Mark Crick
Apologies to Mark and Fiona Crick, owners of
“The Knowle,” previously named “The Bluff”,
and then ““Keele Lodge,” for publishing the
photograph of their house with the article last
month. The murders took place in the house
next door (then called “The Knowle”), which has
since been demolished
Streatham Society history expert, John Brown,
told us that Leigham Court Road has seen
at least four number changes and one name
change in its history, which makes identification
of individual houses difficult. He kindly supplied
a picture of the right house from the Streatham
News of 4th
November 1921, but unfortunately
its quality is too poor to print.
Mark Bery
The Streatham
Tragedy-Part 2
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a new controlled parking zone to the west of
streatham hill, the streatham hill West “G”
CPZ, commences ist october operating from
10am to 12 noon monday-Friday excluding
Bank holidays. the CPZ introduces shared use
pay-by-phone, residents’, and business parking
places for vehicles, and covers
roads to the west of the a23.
the charge for a parking place by
pay-by-phone is £3.00 per hour,
or pro rata for periods of less
than 1 hour, and the maximum
parking period will be 1 hour,
with no return within 1 hour.
residents’ Visitor’s permits
are available (£5.37/day), and
teacher’s permits for teachers
who work at a school within
the new CPZ and trade permits
are available.; solo motor cycle
parking places are free and can be used any
time. Charges for residents’ permits for vehicles
other than motorcycles vary according to engine
size and CO2 emissions, with the minimum
annual charge ranging between £125.97 and
£306.17 for petrol or alternative fuel cars, while
vehicles with CO2 emissions of 100g/km or less
will be charged £35.84. residents’ motorcycle
permits cost £48.12 add for parking outside of
designated motorcycle bays. For full details, see
www.lambeth.gov.uk/shcpz.
We understand the Council are
giving a two-week grace period to
give residents time to organise
and receive permits.
“We are now going to find
our already hideous parking
congestion much worse as
commuters and arriva bus
garage workers who currently
park on the west side seek
spaces on the east”, said
resident Chris holt, “road rage on
Wyatt Park road and Daysbrook
rd is already intolerable, and I predict will get
worse.”
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east residents about the introduction of a CPZ
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Events Guide
18. The Streatham Festival of the arts is back with a new October slot, showcasing Streatham’s vibrant arts scene. There’s live music, drama,
dance, comedy, workshops, art, and poetry to enjoy in a wide range of venues all over Streatham. Have a look at this guide and plan your
festival - most events are FREE or inexpensive to attend.
Streatfest18 starts off in style with a Ceilidh at the Streatham Space Project on Friday 5th October. On Saturday 6th October, do the
Streatham Strut – our annual free live gigs binge! See 10 different bands in 10 venues starting at 1pm and finishing at 10pm at The Earl
Ferrers. Use the pull-out Strut map in the centre of this guide for details of the venues, artists and bands involved, and if you get to all 10 you
can enter a prize draw.
Art23, Streatham’s art trail, returns with 20 diverse Streatham venues displaying work by 40 local artists and 10 local poets.
See the Art23 map and guide from page 23-26
Streatham Festival is run by volunteers and funded through sponsorship by organisations and companies that care about Streatham. Thank you,
inStreatham BID (Business Improvement District), Anthony Gold Solicitors, Big Yellow Storage, Savills Estate Agents, Streatham Rotary Club,
Heart Media, and E&A Wates. Thank you, also, to all the amazing venues that are hosting events – see them all inside, and for more details
and the latest information, go to www.streathamfestival.com.
Finally, thank you to my brilliant fellow Board members, who have worked so hard to pull the festival together. We volunteer because
we have a passion for Streatham and we want to celebrate what it has to offer. If you’d like to get involved too, please contact chair@
streathamfestival.com.
Janet Leatherland
Festival Chair
Here it is!.. The Streatham Festival 2018 Guide
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you love tennis? Ballet? Football or anything that requires a special outfit or just love dressing up? All ages are
welcome to and help us create a 100-picture collage of the wonderful folks of Streatham. Bring a favourite prop,
outfit or just a great smile. We will have special offers available if you’d like to book your own session.
You’ll have to take off your shoes to enter the box, and please be advised that it may be difficult if you suffer
from back problems. www.ldnphotography.co.uk
The Streatham Strut
1pm onwards all day - 10 FREE live music gigs at 10 Streatham venues
- see centre pages for all the details. www.streathamfestival.com
Sunday 7th October
Streatham Ice Hockey Club v London Raiders & The BIG Sing
Pre-match harmonies and a nail-biting ice hockey London derby
Streatham Ice Arena, 393 Streatham High Rd SW16
5.45pm Performance FREE, Ice Hockey face-off 6.45 match tickets £12/£7 on the door or from ticket.
streatham-hockey.co.uk. Streatham RedHawks host The BIG Sing London Voices to serenade fans before the
match v. arch-rivals London Raiders in a Streatham Festival Special. The BIG Sing is a contemporary choir whose
repertoire includes music from Ed Sheeran, Jess Glynne and Justin Timberlake. They frequently perform at events
including Camden’s Roundhouse, The Royal Festival Hall, Jamie Oliver’s restaurants, The Southbank and Trafalgar
Square. The choir has also performed with Ellie Goulding and Leona Lewis.
Streatham Festival Events
AM STRUT
0 ACTS 10 HOURS
Ashley Abigo is young singer born and raised in southwest London.
He's a talented self-taught singer, songwriter and producer who
started busking on the streets of London in August 2015. Ashley Abigo
is inspired by the likes of Ed Sheeran, John Legend, Sam Smith and
Michael Jackson.
Prepare to be challenged and positively moved as you experience thePrepare to be challenged and positively moved as you experience the
infectious creativity of Sherika Sherard. With a voice like velvet and a great
on-stage presence, Sherika never fails to warm the hearts of her listeners.
Featured on Spike Lee’s Netflix series “She’s Gotta Have It”, the singer was
also asked by Seal to open for him on his tour.
Billy Thomson is a singer-songwriter hailing from Stirling, Scotland andBilly Thomson is a singer-songwriter hailing from Stirling, Scotland and
based in Streatham Hill. With a huge inspiration from bands such as
Blink-182 and Say Anything, BIlly has created a blend of acoustic with
American Indie that bursts with passion and energy. His debut EP will be
released in November 2018.
Blodyn Bach are a three-piece blues-rock band based in South London
who play a muddy style of blues using traditionally made hand-builtwho play a muddy style of blues using traditionally made hand-built
cigar-box guitars. Formed at the end of the summer in 2014,
Blodyn Bach are currently juggling their time between gigs and
the studio.
London Beat Club are an exciting 7 piece original Hard-Groove band
20. Tuesday 9th October
E&A Wates – Behind the Scenes Workshop Tour 82-84 Mitcham Lane SW16 6NR
10am - 1pm Free on the hour every hour – turn up just before the hour to join a tour.
Skilled craftsmen in furniture restoration allow you a peek into their world.
E&A Wates invite you into their workshop to view the traditional craft skills of: Reupholstery, French Polishing,
Cabinet Restoration, Caning, Rushing & Gilding.
Together with example of their finished work
Free admission – tours start of the hour from 10am to 1pm. Simply turn up just prior to the hour to join.
020 8769 2205 www.eawates.com
E&A Wates Interior Design Workshop 82-84 Mitcham Lane SW16 6NR
7pm - 9.30pm £20
E&A Wates are hosting an Interior Design Workshop – Book quickly, these places go fast!
Learn the principles of room design. Gain confidence in fabric and colour selection. Understand the role played by
Little Green paint. Create your own mood board.
There are only 12 spaces on this workshop and the first event has already sold out. Email or phone E&A Wates
to book your space – 020 8769 2205 www.eawates.com
The price includes Prosecco and nibbles – all resources you will need are provided.
www.eawates.com
STC Fright Night
Ghostly Tales for Halloween, Rookery Café, 37 Streatham Common SW16 3BZ
Join Streatham Theatre Company for a night of ghostly story-telling at the Rookery Cafe. Read your 10-minute
tale or listen and scream! Come if you dare!
STC members free, Non-members £3. Not suitable for children.
7 for 7.30pm
www.streathamtheatre.org.uk E: events@streathamtheatre.org.uk T: 020 3432 5710
Wednesday 10th October
Windows of Displacement
Dance Theatre, Streatham Space Project, Sternhold Avenue, Streatham Hill SW24PA
7.30 - 8.30pm £15 (under 30s £8).
www.streathamspaceproject.co.uk/whats-on-calendar/2018/10/10/windowsofdisplacement
Akeim Toussaint Buck presents a new dance theatre solo show. Working with dance, song and spoken word,
exploring diverse identities in today’s England. Akeim Toussaint Buck draws on the contexts of imperialism,
colonialism and displacement to create a story of the past, present and future of humanity. Prepare to be taken
on a journey galvanising people power and reclaiming our collective responsibility.
www.streathamspaceproject.co.uk
Life Drawing @ Batch, Batch & Co, 54 Streatham Hill SW2 4RD
7.30pm - 9pm £8.50
www.designmynight.com/london/whats-on/classes/life-drawing-batch?t=tickets
Join us at Batch &Co for a mid-week Life Drawing class run by local resident artist, Helen van Hoogstraten. The
class is suitable for all levels of ability. From those who want to have a fun night of giggles with friends and a bit
of drawing, to those more serious at improving or maintaining their drawing skills. The Drawing session starts at
7.30pm so you are advised to arrive by 7.15pm so that we may start promptly. For one night only, Batch will
have an extended liquor license, so we can enjoy a drink after or scribbling. www.batchandco.com
Streatham Festival Events
21. Thursday 11th October
Comedy Night @ The Hideaway, Streatham Festival Comedy Special
Hideaway, 2 Empire Mews , Streatham, SW16 2BF
Doors 7pm, Show 8.30pm £8 in advance www.hideawaylive.co.uk
Marlon Davis (Live at the Apollo and Comedy Central’s Comedy Store Live), joins The Mash Report’s Steve
N Allen, musical comedian Christian Reilly and award-winning Tom Webb for Hideaway’s Streatham Festival
Comedy Special. Join us every week for more stars of prime time stand-up, panel shows and hot new
international talent! It’s cabaret seating at Hideaway - watch the show from your table and food and drink is
served throughout the evening 020 8835 7070 www.hideawaylive.co.uk
Friday 12th October
Classical Concert in Streatham Piano Recital with David Dreebin
The British Home, Crown Lane, Streatham SW16 3JB
7pm - 9.30pm Free with a retiring collection for the British Home.
Come and listen to David Dreebin, back by popular demand, in a piano recital on a well-conditioned Steinway
piano in the beautiful main hall of The British Home. Scarlatti, Boulanger and Debussy. As with Debussy, 2018
also marks the centenary of the death of Lili Boulanger, a very underrated composer. Plenty of parking at the
rear of The British Home and on bus routes.
www.britishhome.org.uk
Abs the Truth Mad Ting + Afterparty Comedy Night
Streatham Space Project, Sternhold Avenue, Streatham Hill SW2 4PA
8pm - late £10 or £7 early bird and various options from shoobs.com/events/31567/bookings/new
Including special guests, comedians, musicians, and an afterparty with our favourite host and DJ, Max da Cab
Driver. Games and prizes to be given away. Enjoy stand up fan and seeing new talent? This is the night for you.
www.streathamspaceproject.co.uk
Saturday 13th October
E&A Wates – Behind the Scenes Workshop Tour
82-84 Mitcham Lane SW16 6NR
10am - 1pm Free on the hour every hour – turn up just before the hour to join a tour.
Skilled craftsmen in furniture restoration allow you a peek into their world.
View the traditional craft skills of: Reupholstery, French Polishing, Cabinet Restoration, Caning, Rushing &
Gilding. Together with examples of their finished work. Free admission – tours start of the hour from 10am to
1pm. Simply turn up just prior to the hour to join. 020 8769 2205 www.eawates.com
A Night with Pegasus Opera Company
Streatham Space Project, Sternhold Avenue, Streatham Hill SW2 4PA
7.30pm - 9.30pm £15 and £7 concessions. www.streathamspaceproject.co.uk/whats-on-calendar
Join Pegasus Opera at Streatham Space Project for an evening of opera, musical theatre and African Song with
the UK’s leading multi-racial opera company. This vocal extravaganza features Britain’s leading black classical
singers who will regale you with song and pay tribute to the Windrush generation. We know you will love this
unique and uplifting event! www.streathamspaceproject.co.uk
22. Emmet Scanlan & Co's music veers away from the usual yet is embraced by
all those who hear it. Over the past few years the band have had significant
success and have played at numerous prestigious festivals worldwide,
including The Wickerman Festival (Scotland) and The International Folk
Alliance (USA).
Mia Linnett, lead singer and songwriter of London-based alternative rockMia Linnett, lead singer and songwriter of London-based alternative rock
band ‘Goodbye Brighton’, performs an intimate set of new original music.
Featuring muddy guitar tones and soulful vocals, she is inspired by artists
such as Amen Dunes, Lissie and Ryan Adams. Her new solo album is coming
soon. Photo by Jake Ringsell, 2017.
Acclaimed for her original songwriting, world-class soulful voice andAcclaimed for her original songwriting, world-class soulful voice and
signature guitar which mashes rock, funk, jazz, grunge and psychedelia, Ese
is the real, self-schooled deal who has lived every minute of her gripping
songs. Proclaimed by Jay Burnett, Def Jam recording engineer and
producer, as “the best natural singer I’ve heard in 30 years”.
The Mayans are a soul-jazz and world-influenced instrumental quartet fromThe Mayans are a soul-jazz and world-influenced instrumental quartet from
south London performing infectious, tight, melodic grooves tinged with an
earthy vibe and bubbling solos. The Mayans are a talented and energetic unit
who dig deep and project the listener into the spirit of ’60s and ’70s jazz,
mixed with Latin, African, reggae, rock, soul and funk flavours.
All the People mix analog synths with live drums and vocals. Inspired by theAll the People mix analog synths with live drums and vocals. Inspired by the
psychedelic production of the 1970s and a deep love of dance music,
electronica and soul. ‘Imagine a more soulful Disclosure, or perhaps Hot Chip
if they'd spent more time at FWD - sluicing together club sounds and pop
nous, we simply can't get enough of All the People.’ CLASH
(Re)Discover Streatham
Streatham Tate Library, 63 Streatham High Road, Streatham SW16 1PN
1pm - 6pm Free From 1pm the Streatham Library Mark Bennett Hall doors will host an eclectic Open Day
bringing together many of the societies and groups that make the Streatham community so alive and varied.
Browse around 9 coloured zones and discover or rediscover interesting groups, events or societies. At 5.30pm,
Storytelling will begin, and people with a passion for Streatham will tell their stories - join in or enjoy a free drink
while you listen. 020 7926 6768
Sunday 14th October
SW16 Live Lounge presents Sabrina Francis and Flom
Streatham Space Project, Sternhold Avenue, Streatham Hill SW2 4PA
6 - 10.30pm £15 www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/sw16-live-lounge
Sabrina Francis and musical quartet, Flom, play the SSP for the first time. Come and listen to the mellow and
sultry sound of this up and coming artist. Hailing from Granada, this Caribbean quartet will captivate and soothe
you with powerful original music they call Acoustic Soul from the West Indies. www.streathamspaceproject.co.uk
Collywobblers Comedy at The Railway
Streatham Festival Special with FREE LOLLIPOPS
The Railway, 2 Greyhound Lane SW16 5SD
Doors 7pm, show 8 - 11pm £8/£6 MC Sion James, Marcel Lucont - winner of multiple awards including Best
Comedy Show at the Edinburgh Festival. Jo Ostrowska - Streatham’s answer to Jo Brand
Stefano Paulini - impressionist, comic, and beatboxer.
www.therailwaysw16.co.uk 0208 769 9448
Streatham Festival Events
Want to know WHAT’S GOING ON
in Streatham and GET INVOLVED?
Saturday 13th October 1- 5pm
Streatham Stories 5.30 - 6.45pm
Streatham Tate Library, 63 Streatham High Road
Whether you’re new to the area or a seasoned Streathamite (re)Discover
Streatham showcases some of the many community-based projects and not-for-profit
organisations that make Streatham such a special place. Find out about local choirs,
theatre groups, parents’, children’s and youth groups, support groups, cultural groups,
parks and green spaces, volunteering, and more…
So pop along any time in the afternoon and find out what’s going on and get involved.
Then enjoy an early evening drink listening to stories of Streatham told by locals with a
passion for their area.
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PRESENTS (re)discover
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
23. Sponsored by
STREATHAM STRUT
10 VENUES 10 ACTS 10 HOURS
Ashley Abigo is young singer born and raised in southwest London.
He's a talented self-taught singer, songwriter and producer who
started busking on the streets of London in August 2015. Ashley Abigo
is inspired by the likes of Ed Sheeran, John Legend, Sam Smith and
Michael Jackson.
Prepare to be challenged and positively moved as you experience thePrepare to be challenged and positively moved as you experience the
infectious creativity of Sherika Sherard. With a voice like velvet and a great
on-stage presence, Sherika never fails to warm the hearts of her listeners.
Featured on Spike Lee’s Netflix series “She’s Gotta Have It”, the singer was
also asked by Seal to open for him on his tour.
Billy Thomson is a singer-songwriter hailing from Stirling, Scotland andBilly Thomson is a singer-songwriter hailing from Stirling, Scotland and
based in Streatham Hill. With a huge inspiration from bands such as
Blink-182 and Say Anything, BIlly has created a blend of acoustic with
American Indie that bursts with passion and energy. His debut EP will be
released in November 2018.
Blodyn Bach are a three-piece blues-rock band based in South London
who play a muddy style of blues using traditionally made hand-builtwho play a muddy style of blues using traditionally made hand-built
cigar-box guitars. Formed at the end of the summer in 2014,
Blodyn Bach are currently juggling their time between gigs and
the studio.
London Beat Club are an exciting 7 piece original Hard-Groove band
with an infectious attitude whose live performances are bursting with
energy. Taking influence from Disco, Funk, Soul and Rock, the band
ensure an unforgettable live experience, characterised by powerfulensure an unforgettable live experience, characterised by powerful
vocals and rap!
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Join us for a live music pub crawl down Streatham High Road!
1pm Streatham Wine House
2pm Art and Craft 1
3pm Exhibit B
4pm The Leigham Well
5pm The White Lion
6pm The Manor Arms
7pm7pm Art & Craft 2
8pm The Mere Scribbler
9pm The Railway
10pm The Earl Ferrers
Turn over for more details.
26. Emmet Scanlan & Co's music veers away from the usual yet is embraced by
all those who hear it. Over the past few years the band have had significant
success and have played at numerous prestigious festivals worldwide,
including The Wickerman Festival (Scotland) and The International Folk
Alliance (USA).
Mia Linnett, lead singer and songwriter of London-based alternative rockMia Linnett, lead singer and songwriter of London-based alternative rock
band ‘Goodbye Brighton’, performs an intimate set of new original music.
Featuring muddy guitar tones and soulful vocals, she is inspired by artists
such as Amen Dunes, Lissie and Ryan Adams. Her new solo album is coming
soon. Photo by Jake Ringsell, 2017.
Acclaimed for her original songwriting, world-class soulful voice andAcclaimed for her original songwriting, world-class soulful voice and
signature guitar which mashes rock, funk, jazz, grunge and psychedelia, Ese
is the real, self-schooled deal who has lived every minute of her gripping
songs. Proclaimed by Jay Burnett, Def Jam recording engineer and
producer, as “the best natural singer I’ve heard in 30 years”.
The Mayans are a soul-jazz and world-influenced instrumental quartet fromThe Mayans are a soul-jazz and world-influenced instrumental quartet from
south London performing infectious, tight, melodic grooves tinged with an
earthy vibe and bubbling solos. The Mayans are a talented and energetic unit
who dig deep and project the listener into the spirit of ’60s and ’70s jazz,
mixed with Latin, African, reggae, rock, soul and funk flavours.
All the People mix analog synths with live drums and vocals. Inspired by theAll the People mix analog synths with live drums and vocals. Inspired by the
psychedelic production of the 1970s and a deep love of dance music,
electronica and soul. ‘Imagine a more soulful Disclosure, or perhaps Hot Chip
if they'd spent more time at FWD - sluicing together club sounds and pop
nous, we simply can't get enough of All the People.’ CLASH
27. Sponsored by
STREATHAM STRUT
10 VENUES 10 ACTS 10 HOURS
Ashley Abigo is young singer born and raised in southwest London.
He's a talented self-taught singer, songwriter and producer who
started busking on the streets of London in August 2015. Ashley Abigo
is inspired by the likes of Ed Sheeran, John Legend, Sam Smith and
Michael Jackson.
Prepare to be challenged and positively moved as you experience thePrepare to be challenged and positively moved as you experience the
infectious creativity of Sherika Sherard. With a voice like velvet and a great
on-stage presence, Sherika never fails to warm the hearts of her listeners.
Featured on Spike Lee’s Netflix series “She’s Gotta Have It”, the singer was
also asked by Seal to open for him on his tour.
Billy Thomson is a singer-songwriter hailing from Stirling, Scotland andBilly Thomson is a singer-songwriter hailing from Stirling, Scotland and
based in Streatham Hill. With a huge inspiration from bands such as
Blink-182 and Say Anything, BIlly has created a blend of acoustic with
American Indie that bursts with passion and energy. His debut EP will be
released in November 2018.
Blodyn Bach are a three-piece blues-rock band based in South London
who play a muddy style of blues using traditionally made hand-builtwho play a muddy style of blues using traditionally made hand-built
cigar-box guitars. Formed at the end of the summer in 2014,
Blodyn Bach are currently juggling their time between gigs and
the studio.
London Beat Club are an exciting 7 piece original Hard-Groove band
with an infectious attitude whose live performances are bursting with
energy. Taking influence from Disco, Funk, Soul and Rock, the band
ensure an unforgettable live experience, characterised by powerfulensure an unforgettable live experience, characterised by powerful
vocals and rap!
You are invited into our workshop
to view the traditional craft skills of
Reupholstery, French Polishing,
Cabinet Restoration,Caning,
Rushing & Gilding together with
examples of finished work.
Tuesday 9 October & Saturday 13 October
10am, 11am, 12noon and 1pm
Free admission, tours will start on the hour
82-84 Mitcham Lane SW16 6NR
020 8769 2205
sales@eawates.com
eawates.com
Limited
FREE Parking
Tuesday 9 October 7pm - 9.30pm
Learn the principles of room design
Gain confidence in colour and fabric selection
Understand the role played by Little Greene paint
Create your own mood board
12 places only @ £20 each. Price includes Prosecco and nibbles.
All resources provided. Call us below to buy your tickets.
Interior Design Workshop
See what goes on behind the scenes
Sponsors of
28. Martin Grover
www.martingrover.com
1. Winkworth
46-50 Streatham Hill, SW2 4RD
Mackie
www.mackie-art.com
2. Batch and Co
54 Streatham Hill, SW2 4RD
Christina Mitrentse
www.christinamitrentse.com
3. Emma Estates
68 Streatham Hill, SW2 4RD
Robert Mitchell
‘Manifesto’
4. Lala Café
90 Streatham Hill, SW2 4RD
Ian Mowforth
www.ianmowforth.com
5. Dr Doolittle
57-59 Streatham Hill, SW2 4TX
Krystal Wong
www.krystalwongstudio.com
6. Hood
67 Streatham Hill, SW2 4TX
Nick Efstathiou
www.runningpaint.co.uk
7. Balfe Bikes
87 Streatham Hill, SW2 4UB
Streatham Festival Ceilidh
5th October, 7.00pm - 11.00pm
8. Streatham Space Project
Sternhold Ave, SW2 4PA
Suzie Pindar
www.thenakedartist.co.uk
9. Remedie Rooms
6 Streatham High Rd, SW16 1DB
Roz Berkeley-Hill & Abi Tennear
www.tipperleyhill.com
10. Open House
44 Mount Ephraim Rd, SW16 1LW
Welcome to your 2018 Art23 guide with over
40 artists and poets, employing the written word,
paint, photography, print, collage, instillation art,
art classes & demonstrations across 28 venues
throughout Streatham. 6th - 20th October 2018
For more information on the artists & events visit
www.streathamfestival.com/art-23-art-trail
Sophie M Cook
www.sophiemcook.com
10. Open House
44 Mount Ephraim Rd, SW16 1LW
Annabel Harrison
www.annabelrobb.artweb.com
10. 44 Mount Ephraim Rd
44 Mount Ephraim Rd, SW16 1LW
Martin Sharpe
www.martinsharpe.com
11. Indego Tree
30, The High Parade, SW16 1EX
Typography in Art Workshop
By Trapped in Zone One, 6th Oct.
12. Tate Library (meeting room 2)
63 Streatham High Rd, SW16 1PN
29. Nishad Karim
www.nishadkarim.co.uk
19. E & A Wates
82-84 Mitcham Lane, SW16 6NR
Virginia Waterhouse
www.virginiawaterhouse.co.uk
14. M W Solicitors
211/213 Streatham High Rd, W16 6EG
Iain Selwyn-Reeves
www.furzedownartstudio.co.uk
19. E & A Wates
82-84 Mitcham Lane, SW16 6NR
Nikki Hafter
www.nikkihafter.co.uk
13. Thomas Clark Dry Cleaners
48 - 50 Sunnyhill Rd SW16 2UH
Katherine Forster
15. Brickwood
292 Streatham High Rd, SW16 6HG
Yaheya Pasha
www.ypasha.co.uk
17. Café Barcelona
344 Streatham High Rd, SW16 6HH
Adam Mason (Onus)
onusno1.tumblr.com
18. Deli Lama
241 Streatham High Rd, SW16 6EN
Lynn Selwyn-Reeves
www.furzedownartstudio.co.uk
19. E & A Wates
82-84 Mitcham Lane, SW16 6NR
Sinead Taylor
www.redfacesprints.etsy.com
19. E & A Wates
82-84 Mitcham Ln SW16 6NR
Eleanor Dare
@ellieracheldare
19. E & A Wates
82-84 Mitcham Ln SW16 6NR
Odette Mystrion
@odettemysterion
18. Deli Lama
241 Streatham High Rd, SW16 6EN
Art Class
Led by Nishad Karim, 6th Oct.
12. Tate Library (meeting room 3)
63 Streatham High Rd, SW16 1PN
Sarah Ollerenshaw
www.sarahollerenshaw.co.uk
19. E & A Wates
82-84 Mitcham Ln SW16 6NR
Alex Rennie
www.alexrennie.co.uk
19. E & A Wates
82-84 Mitcham Ln SW16 6NR
Margo Random
www.margorandom.weebly.com
19. E & A Wates
82-84 Mitcham Ln SW16 6NR
Graham Hunter
www.grahamhuntergallery.co.uk
16. Charles Carter Hair
302 Streatham High Rd, SW16 6HG
30. VENUES
1. Winkworth, 46-50 Streatham Hill SW2 4RD
2. Batch and Co., 54 Streatham Hill SW2 4RD
3. Emma Estates, 68 Streatham Hill SW2 4RD
4. Lala Café, 90 Streatham Hill, SW2 4RD
5. Dr Doolittle, 57-59 Streatham Hill SW2 4TX
6. Hood, 67 Streatham Hill, SW2 4TX
7. Balfe Bikes, 87 Streatham Hill, SW2 4UB
8. Streatham Space Project, Sternhold Ave, SW2 4PA
9. Remedie Rooms, 6 Streatham High Rd, SW16 1DB
10. 44 Mount Ephraim Rd, 44 Mount Ephraim Rd, SW16 1LW
11. Indego Tree, 30, The High Parade, SW16 1EX
12. Tate Library, 63 Streatham High Rd, SW16 1PN
13. Thomas Clark Dry Cleaners, 48 - 50 Sunnyhill Rd SW16 2UH
14. M W Solicitors, 211/213 Streatham High Rd, W16 6EG
15. Brickwood, 292 Streatham High Rd, SW16 6HG
16. Charles Carter Hair, 302 Streatham High Rd, SW16 6HG
17. Café Barcelona, 344 Streatham High Rd, SW16 6HH
18. Deli Lama, 241 Streatham High Rd, SW16 6EN
19. E & A Wates, 82-84 Mitcham Ln SW16 6NR
19A. The Living Room, 19 Thrale Rd, SW16 1NS
20. The Mere Scribbler, 426 Streatham High Rd, SW16 3PX
21. Medi World, 442 Streatham High Rd, SW16 3PX
22. Anthony Gold Solicitors, 496 Streatham High Rd SW16 3QB
23. Common Café, 13 Greyhound Ln, SW16 5NP
24. Funkey Medusa, 5 Greyhound Lane SW16 5NP
25. Doris Florist, 8 Greyhound Ln, SW16 5SD
26. Jasmin Studios, 4 Greyhound Ln, SW16 5SD
27. The Railway Tavern, 2 Greyhound Ln, SW16 5SD
28. Occaisional Books, 93 Streatham Vale, SW16 5SQ
31. Sponsored by:
Margo Random
www.margorandom.weebly.com
23. Common Café
13 Greyhound Ln, SW16 5NP
Bernardete Blue
www.bernardeteblue.com
24. Funkey Medusa
5 Greyhound Lane SW16 5NP
Larry O’Donnel
‘We Dance’
25. Jasmin Studios
4 Greyhound Ln, SW16 5SD
Magdalena Mahar
Instagram; Magdalena Del Mar
26. Doris Florist
8 Greyhound Ln, SW16 5SD
Damien Woodford
www.damianwoodford.com
27. The Railway Tavern
2 Greyhound Ln, SW16 5SD
Sally O’Sullivan
www.occasionalbooks.co.uk
28. Occaisional Books
93 Streatham Vale, SW16 5SQ
Maggie Williams
www.maggie-williams.com
21. Medi World
442 Streatham High Rd, SW16 3PX
Spires Service Users Artwork
www.spires.org.uk
22. Anthony Gold Solicitors
496 Streatham High Rd, SW16 3QB
Susanna Abel
www.susannaabel.com
20. The Mere Scribbler
426 Streatham High Rd, SW16 3PX
StStS reatham PoPoP ets
Look out for these other local poets and wordsmith along
the trail. You will find works written by Sharon Hunter,
Gavin Mysterion, Zsa Zsa, Madame HiFi, Graham Hunter,
and Spires service users.
Fiammetta Alley
www.fiammettaalley.com
21. Medi World
442 Streatham High Rd, SW16 3PX
www.sproutartloans.com
The Art Loan initiative is simple, members of Sprout
Community Arts will be able to borrow original works of
art for three months and pay nothing, the the artwork will
then be available for someone else.
Artworks on show, Saturday 20th October at
19A. The Living Room, 19 Thrale Rd, SW16 1NS
Melanie Russell
www.melanie-russell.blogspot.com
24. Funkey Medusa
5 Greyhound Lane SW16 5NP
Sponsored by:
Margo Random
www.margorandom.weebly.com
23. Common Café
13 Greyhound Ln, SW16 5NP
Bernardete Blue
www.bernardeteblue.com
24. Funkey Medusa
5 Greyhound Lane SW16 5NP
Larry O’Donnel
‘We Dance’
25. Jasmin Studios
4 Greyhound Ln, SW16 5SD
Magdalena Mahar
Instagram; Magdalena Del Mar
26. Doris Florist
8 Greyhound Ln, SW16 5SD
Damien Woodford
www.damianwoodford.com
27. The Railway Tavern
2 Greyhound Ln, SW16 5SD
Sally O’Sullivan
www.occasionalbooks.co.uk
28. Occaisional Books
93 Streatham Vale, SW16 5SQ
Maggie Williams
www.maggie-williams.com
21. Medi World
442 Streatham High Rd, SW16 3PX
Spires Service Users Artwork
www.spires.org.uk
22. Anthony Gold Solicitors
496 Streatham High Rd, SW16 3QB
Susanna Abel
www.susannaabel.com
20. The Mere Scribbler
426 Streatham High Rd, SW16 3PX
Look out for these other local poets and wordsmith along
the trail. You will find works written by Sharon Hunter,
Gavin Mysterion, Zsa Zsa, Madame HiFi, Graham Hunter,
and Spires service users.
Fiammetta Alley
www.fiammettaalley.com
21. Medi World
442 Streatham High Rd, SW16 3PX
www.sproutartloans.com
The Art Loan initiative is simple, members of Sprout
Community Arts will be able to borrow original works of
art for three months and pay nothing, the the artwork will
then be available for someone else.
Artworks on show, Saturday 20th October at
19A. The Living Room, 19 Thrale Rd, SW16 1NS
Melanie Russell
www.melanie-russell.blogspot.com
24. Funkey Medusa
5 Greyhound Lane SW16 5NP
32. The property team at Anthony
Gold Solicitors can help
020 8765 2700
anthonygold.co.uk
496 Streatham High Road
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Outings For Older
south Londoners
WWW.ooSl.org.UK
We are a small south London charity organising
social events and outings to places of interest,
for example museums and gardens, for people
over 55.
For further details and a membership pack
please contact steve Perry, Project Coordinator:
tel: 020 8769 1564
(office hours)
email: outings@oosl.org.uk
If you have family or friends in south London
who are over 55 and might be interested, why
not pass this information on to them?
www.oosl.org.uk
Eltham Palace
London Transport Museum
Westminster AbbeyMargate
34. WHO GIVES THE BEST
CUSTOMERSERVICEIN STREATHAM?
Whoputsasmileonyourface?
Whogoesoutoftheirwayforyou?
VoteforyourfavouriteStreathamshop
orbusinessandyoucould WIN£60
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FAQ
Can I vote? If you live in Streatham, you can vote.
Who can I vote for? You can vote for any shop or business based on Streatham High Road, Greyhound Lane, Streatham
Vale or nearby. For full Terms & Conditions or for more info, visit: www.instreatham.com
The winner will be announced on 30th October 2018
Streatham
Business Awards
2018: proudly
sponsored by
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WHO GIVES THE BEST
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VoteforyourfavouriteStreathamshop
orbusinessandyoucouldWIN£60
...
Send us the name of the business either by direct
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2018
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Can I vote? If you live in Streatham, you can vote.
Who can I vote for? You can vote for any shop or business based on Streatham High Road, Greyhound Lane, Streatham
Vale or nearby. For full Terms & Conditions or for more info, visit: www.instreatham.com
The winner will be announced on 30th October 2018
Streatham
Business Awards
2018: proudly
sponsored by
Anthony Gold
Solicitors
Media
Sponsor
Brought to you by InStreatham
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orbusinessandyoucouldWIN£60
...
Send us the name of the business either by direct
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2018
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Can I vote? If you live in Streatham, you can vote.
Who can I vote for? You can vote for any shop or business based on Streatham High Road, Greyhound Lane, Streatham
Vale or nearby. For full Terms & Conditions or for more info, visit: www.instreatham.com
The winner will be announced on 30th October 2018
Streatham
Business Awards
2018: proudly
sponsored by
Anthony Gold
Solicitors
Media
Sponsor
Brought to you by InStreatham
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35. You can now cast your
vote for the business that
always exceeds customers’
expectations whilst using
their services, the business
where staff are always willing
to help and customers are
highly valued - we want to
hear about your experiences!
InStreatham, Streatham’s Business
Improvement District, is calling for
individuals to vote for the businesses
they think offer outstanding customer
service in their annual Streatham
Business Awards.
The Awards cover a full mix of
categories that local businesses
can enter. With nine categories to
choose from, the Best Customer
Service Award has become one of the
most desired titles along Streatham
High road, with a host of businesses
eagerly competing to win the coveted
trophy.
The public now have a great
opportunity to sing the praises of one
business who they feel goes above
and beyond in the name of great
service. Make sure your voice is heard
and you nominate a business before
the deadline – October 12th 2018.
Voting is easy; simply send the name
of the business you wish to nominate
either to events@instreatham.co.uk
or by direct message on social media
via Facebook, Instagram or Twitter.
To encourage people to vote for their
favourite businesses voters will be
entered into a prize draw, offering
them the chance to win £60 to spend
in and around Streatham.
This award is open to both profit and
not for profit organisations. Only one
vote will be counted from each email
address.
The winners of each category will be
announced at the awards ceremony
on Tuesday 30th October. Keep an eye
on the InStreatham website and social
media pages for updates.
36. 36 | heart streatham
Brixton Bulls
Rugby Club
Play Rugby in Streatham
BOYS & GIRLS IN RECEPTION TO YEAR9
Join one of London’s fastest growing
rugby clubs
Sessions EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
10.30-11.45am
Woodmansterne Playing Fields,
Stockport Road, Streatham SW16 5XE
Contact: brixtonbulls@hotmail.com or
just turn up
www.brixtonbulls.com
1st october- ‘being leader of the
opposition on lambeth Council’
the streatham society -a talk by Cllr. tim Briggs.
8.00pm. www.streathamsociety.org.uk
Woodlawns Centre, 16 Leigham Court road,
streatham hill, sW16
1st october – Streatham Hill West CPZ
the controlled parking zone goes live, mon-Fri
10am-12.00pm. You can pre-register for guest
permits.
1st-31st october – black
History month (UK) 2018
see www.lambeth.gov.uk for local
details
1st october – Community
Contact Session
Joint session with police officers from Streatham
Wells, streatham south and st Leonard’s Wards
attending. sainsbury’s café, 480 streatham
high road, London sW16 3PY. 5.00-6.00pm
5th-20th october – Streatham Festival
Celebrating the arts in streatham, many free
events – see the centre of this magazine for a
16-page guide for information, and for latest
updates and details, go to
www.streathamfestival.com.
5th october – Streatham Festival Ceilidh
streatham space Project, sternhold avenue,
streatham hill, sW2 4Pa
£10.50 advance or £15.00 on door if available.
7.00-11.00pm
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-streatham-festival-
ceilidh-tickets
6th october – Streatham Strut
10 venues, 10 acts, 10 hours. Celebrate south
London’s music scene.
an all-day free festival of live music.
see www.streathamfestival.com for more details
6th-14th october – Streatham art Trail,
arT23
streatham’s art trail with local artists’ work
featured in shops, businesses and other spaces
around the a23.
Look out for some poetry too.
7th october – Friends of Streatham
Common, Doggy Splash Day
streatham Common paddling pool, 11.00am-
4.00pm. splash around in pool before it closes
for the year.
see www.streathamcommon.org for details
7th october - Streatham redhawks ice
Hockey
Versus raiders 1, NIhLs1. 6.45pm.
in October
37. heart streatham | 37
Saturday, 10 November 2018
19:30-21:30
St Leonard’s Church
Streatham High Rd
Streatham SW16 1HS
£10.00 // £8.50 concessions
Tickets available online,
on the door, or from choir
members.
Contact
www.streathamchoral.com
streathamchoral@gmail.com
streathamchoral
Streatham Choral presents
Handel Zadok the Priest
Mendelssohn Hear My Prayer
Schubert Mass in G
Handel Dettingen Te Deum
see www.streatham-hockey.co.uk for details
9th october – Community Contact Session
Joint session with police officers from Streatham
Wells, streatham south and st Leonard’s Wards
attending. Café Barcelona, 344a streatham
high road, London sW16 6hh. 9.00-10.00am
13th october – (re) Discover Streatham
Open Day bringing together many of the
societies and groups that make the streatham
community.
1.00-6.00pm. streatham Library mark Bennett
hall. Free.
13th october – Streatham redhawks ice
Hockey
Versus Invicta Dynamos, NIhLs1. 5.30pm. see
www.streatham-hockey.co.uk for details
15th october –
‘The great Stink’
the streatham
society - Joseph
Bazelgette’s story
an illustrated talk
by Julie Chandler.
8.00pm. www.
streathamsociety.
org.uk
Woodlawns Centre,
16 Leigham Court
road, streatham
hill, sW16
18th october - Community Contact Session
Joint session with police officers from Streatham
Wells, streatham south and st Leonard’s Wards
attending. streatham Ice and Leisure Centre,
390 streatham high road, London sW16 6hX.
6.00-7.00pm
20th october – Friends of Streatham
Common Fungi Walk
meet at rookery café 11.00am. Discover which
fungi grow on Common, in conjunction with
London Wildlife trust. see
www.streathamcommon.org for details
21st october – Friends of Tooting Common
bat Walk
see www.friendsoftootingcommon.org.uk for
details.
21st october – Streatham redhawks ice
Hockey
Versus swindon Wildcats 1, NIhLs1. 6.45pm.
see www.streatham-hockey.co.uk for details
24th october – Community Contact Session
Joint session with police officers from Streatham
Wells, streatham south and st Leonard’s Wards
attending. m&s Café, 352 streatham high road,
London sW16 6hP. 4.00-5.00pm
27th october – Streatham redhawks ice
Hockey
Versus Bracknell Bees, NIhLs1. 5.30pm. see
www.streatham-hockey.co.uk for details
28th october – Friends of Tooting Common
Pumpkin Parade
see www.friendsoftootingcommon.org.uk for
details.
30th october - Community Contact Session
Joint session with police officers from Streatham
Wells, streatham south and st Leonard’s Wards
attending. sainsbury’s Café, 480 streatham
high road, London sW16 3PY. 5.00-6.00pm
31st october – ‘Spooking Tooting’ guided
Walk
Incorporating some of the darker tales of
tooting’s past
starts edward V11 statue at tooting Broadway
6.30pm
38. 38 | heart streatham
Live music
The Streatham Strut
(www.streathamfestival.com/
streatham-strut/)
6th october
streatham Festival presents
Free live gigs throughout
streatham from 1pm ‘til late -
see guide in the centre of this
mag. Including streatham Wine
house, art & Craft 1 & 2,
exhibit B, the Leigham Well, the
manor arms, the earl Ferrers,
railway, the mere scribbler, the
White Lion
The Five bells
(www.fivebellspub.co.uk)
68-70 Streatham High Rd,
SW16 1PH
All music starts at 9.30pm
6th october
strawberry Blonde, music & sax
50’s to present
13th october
elton John tribute
20th october
Farli 50s -70s music
27th october
meatdiva featuring Phil Green
Cafe barcelona
(www.cafebarcelonalondon.
co.uk)
344a Streatham High Rd.
SW165HH
12th october
ruta Di & her trio-Jazz and cool
songs
Doors 7pm, music 8.30pm Free
Streatham Space Project
(www.streathamspaceproject.
co.uk)
Sternhold Avenue, SW2 4PA
13th october
a Night with Pegasus Opera
Company
streatham Festival event
7.30-9.30pm, £15.00/7.00
14th october
sabrina Francis & Flom
streatham Festival event
6.00-10.30pm
Deli lama (Hidden gem)
(www.facebook.com/
gavinghosts.mysterion)
241 Streatham High Road,
SW16 6EN
oct 27th/28th
halloween all-Nighter Party,
8.00pm-5.00am
£5 entry. many live bands
including
Professor Baba & his Invisible
Band,
Count horus sock and the
haunted slippers
The Hamlet
(www.thehamlet-village.co.uk)
10 Streatham High Rd, SW16 1DB
live piano
every thursday from 8.00pm
The White lion
(www.whitelionsw16.co.uk)
232 Streatham High Rd, London
SW16 1BB
every monday. Open mic nights.
8.00pm
Alleyn’s
Junior
School
Open
Events
22 September
4 October and
13 November
We
lleyn's-
V
Co-educational excellence in a caring community for boys and girls
aged 4 to 11.
Open events will take place on Saturday 22 September from
10.00 am to 12 noon, Thursday 4 October from 1.30 pm to
3.00 pm, and Tuesday 13 November from 1.30 pm to 3.00 pm.
Small group tours are available throughout September,
October and November for families making an
application for a September 2019 start.
www.alleyns.org.uk
@AlleynsJunior I 020 8557 1519 I Townley Road, Dulwich SE22 8SU
39. Please register for all open days by contacting admissions@northwoodschools.com
Tel: 020 8682 8830 www.broomwoodhall.com / www.northcotelodge.com
NORTHWOOD SCHOOLS OPEN DAYS
BROOMWOOD HALL • BOYS & GIRLS 4-8 YEARS
LOWER SCHOOL
UPPER SCHOOL
BROOMWOOD HALL • GIRLS 8-13 YEARS
68-74 NIGHTINGALE LANE, SW12 8NR Tuesday 9 October 2018• 10.15-11.00am
NORTHCOTE LODGE • BOYS 8-13 YEARS
26 BOLINGBROKE GROVE, SW11 6EL Wednesday 10 October 2018 • 9.00-10.00am
RAMSDEN ROAD GARRAD’S ROAD
50 NIGHTINGALE LANE, SW12 8TE 3 GARRAD’S ROAD, SW16 1JZ
THE VICARAGE - 192 RAMSDEN RD, SW12 8RQ
Both sites
9.00-10.15am
Presentation at 9.25am
Tuesday 9 October 2018 Thursday 11 October 2018
40. 40 | heart streatham
Alleyn’s
School
Open
Events
11, 12 and 29
September and
7 November
We
lleyn's-
V
Co-educational excellence in a caring community for boys and girls
aged 11 to 18.
11+ and 13+ open events take place on 12 September at 2.00 pm,
29 September at 9.30 am and 7 November at 2.00 pm.
16+ open events take place on 11 September at 2.30 pm
and 29 September at 9.30 am.
Scholarships and means-tested bursaries are available.
A registration fee waiver is available for those who qualify
for pupil premium.
www.alleyns.org.uk
@Alleyns_School I 020 8557 1500 I Townley Road, Dulwich SE22 8SU
As the new academic year kicks off, pupils
at co-educational Alleyn’s School in Dulwich,
southeast London are looking forward to a
bumper year of sporting fun and competition.
There is certainly a lot to live up to. Although
the School has a long-established record of
sporting success, the last few terms have been
particularly notable for Alleyn’s teams
and individuals.
Boys and girls rounded off the
spring and summer terms with
a sweep of titles in water polo
and cricket, amongst other
sporting disciplines.
Alleyn’s, whose sporting
mantra is Inclusion;
progression; excellence, has
a developmental philosophy
that aims to inspire all pupils
to enjoy sport and games,
regardless of their starting point.
A healthy number of Alleyn’s pupils
participate successfully at regional, national
and international level in sports including
football, athletics, water polo, fives, netball,
fencing and sailing. One pupil notably achieved
a gold medal in diving at the European
Championships over the summer.
As a progressive school, Alleyn’s
regularly fields successful
mixed-gender sporting squads.
Certainly, boys and girls have
access to extensive facilities to
help bring out their sporting
best, with the School enjoying
the use of floodlit all-weather
pitches, cricket pitches and
pavilion, tennis, basketball,
netball and hockey courts, and
a 25-metre swimming pool with
an Olympic timing system.
Alleyn’s offers means-tested financial
assistance and a range of scholarships,
including a Sports Scholarship at 11+ and 13+.
www.alleyns.org.uk
Alleyn’s School Sports
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streatham IhC look to make October a month
that counts with four home games in four weeks.
the redhawks face Invicta Dynamos, London
raiders, swindon Wildcats, and Bracknell Bees
in four exciting fixtures.
“We’ve made a number of changes from a year
ago and… the players we have brought in will
be exciting to watch” said head Coach Jeremy
Cornish. “the league has once again stepped
up recruitment-wise, and we hope these new
signings will help us continue to progress and
compete near the top of the table.”
streatham signed nine new players including
star goalie Damien King from Invicta Dynamos,
former elite League forward Leigh Jamieson,
former streatham junior and elite league
defenceman rupe Quiney, plus Canadian import
Alex Roberts. The team got off to a flying start in
their opening home game against milton Keynes
thunder with roberts scoring two goals in a 3-2
win. he’s also getting used to living in streatham
after arriving from British Columbia the week
before the first game.
“I’ve had to dodge traffic a few times already”
he admitted on the perils of sW16. “I just need
to get used to the cars on the wrong side of the
road and get used to London life. the guys have
been great in the room and the owners and
Coach have been supportive so it’s a good start
here.”
KiDS For a QUiD
The redHawks are offering kids for £1
with every paying adult at the home game
against invicta Dynamos on Saturday
13 october at 17:45. a copy of Heart
Streatham must be shown at the gate and
maximum 3 kids per adult.
by David Carr
44. 44 | heart streatham
16 | HEART STREATHAM
New Build/Building Extensions
Full drawings prepared and
submitted with good local
authority planning approval rates.
07961 407067
ralph@cadspaced.com
Ali’s Car Service
Mechanical repairs, accident
repair, MOT tests, bodywork &
painting, servicing, tyre fitting,
air conditioning & more.
12-14 Gleneldon Mews SW16 2AZ
020 8677 6618
Clip Theatre
Quality affordable drama groups
for little stars aged 5 - 11 with
experienced vetted staff.
Book 1st session FREE.
07564 847314
fun@cliptheatre.com
www.cliptheatre.com
Right Stuff Design
A local independent
graphic design
company helping
clients tell their story and
influence change.
Think. Create. Inspire.
020 8696 0101
therightstuffdesign.co.uk
Mils Productions
I’m Naeem Amile welcome to my
world. DJ hire/events/security/
catering/counselling/Building/
maintenance/cleaning & more.
Contact Naeem769@hotmail.com
07568 715539
No1 Gardens
Garden Maintenance & Soft
Landscaping, Services include
Maintenance, Fences, Artificial
Lawns & Planting
07941 056759
info@no1gardens.co.uk
www.no1gardens.co.uk
Natural, Vegan, Anti-aging
Skincare range for Women &
Men by Arbonne
Also Hair, Makeup and Healthy
Nutrition. Call 07904 521694 for
discount code to buy online.
45 day Money Back guarantee
Eczema, Dermatitis, Dry or
sensitive skin? NATURAL ORIGIN
use the finest ingredients derived
from nature to care naturally for
your skin. 020 8099 6513
www.naturaloriginuk.com
Mediworld
Visit our store or website for a
full range of mobility, first aid,
medical & surgical equipment.
Serving Streatham since 1973
444-446 Streatham High Road
020 8764 1806
www.mediworld.co.uk
Need Physiotherapy or
Osteopathy?
Or get the best of both from one
person.
Visit our experienced team
7 days with 4 evenings
www.leighampractice.com/msk/
Call us now 020 8769 7409
Fertility, IVF, Women’s Health,
Menopause
Susana Pires, British
Acupuncture Council Member,
provides special interest support
www.leighampractice.com/acu/
Call today on 020 8769 7409
Total Foot Care 7 days a week
From basic foot care to complex
problems
and advanced solutions.
We treat feet. Complete.
www.leighampractice.com/feet/
Talk to the team 020 8769 7409
Registered Dietitian In
Streatham
Weight loss, heart health,
diabetes and more. Tailored
nutritional advice. Meal planning.
07960 686435
ella@diethelp.co.uk
www.diethelp.co.uk
French Polishing & Antique
Repair
Complete repair and restoration
service from antiques to mid-
century furniture. Hand and spray
polish service. E&A Wates
020 8769 2205 eawates.com
Caning, Rushing & Gilding
Antiques or mid-century furniture
including Danish cord. Oil & water
gilding to paintings and mirror
frames. E&A Wates
020 8769 2205 eawates.com
Reupholstery & Loose Covers
Traditional & modern work from
members of the Assoc. of Master
Upholsterers with the best fabric
library in S London. E&A Wates
020 8769 2205 eawates.com
E&A Wates
Emma, our interior designer
works alongside clients to create
beautiful rooms using fabric,
wallpaper, paint, lighting, carpets,
furniture and inspiration!
020 8769 2205 eawates.com
Maple and Rook Ltd
Locally based Interior Design firm
offering a range of refurbishment
and styling services for beautiful
living.
info@mapleandrook.com
www.mapleandrook.com
For sale GRAND PIANO dark
walnut 54” width Stroud 1928
and matching duet stool, excellent
quality and condition. £1,500
or near offer. Collect Streatham
Park. 020 8769 6129.
Dream Doors
From a simple door swap (wide
variety of styles & colours to
suit) to a complete new kitchen
installation.
10A Sunnyhill Road SW16 2UH
020 8696 9699
www.dreamdoors.co.uk
DESIGNERS
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HEALTH & BEAUTY FURNITURE RESTORATION
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GARDEN MAINTENANCE
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AUTO MECHANICS
KITCHENS
ENTREPRENEURS ITEMS FOR SALE
45. heart streatham | 45
16 | HEART STREATHAM
07785 755758, 020 8773 5978
pete@signlondon.uk
www.signlondon.uk
Martin Haughey Electrics
Domestic Rewiring, Repairs, Fault
Finding, Inspection & Testing,
Electrical Condition Reports
PAT Testing. 07961 433801
info@haugheyelectrics.london
Welcome Translation Experts
Translations for the Courts, Home
Office and government agencies
Free quotations 020 7091 0491
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Dr Cassandra’s Academy
One-to-one Tailored Tutoring,
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Thriftys Retro
A professional upcycling company
specialising in beautiful bespoke
vintage and retro furniture. We
also collect unwanted furniture
07944 271148 Thriftysretro.com
STOP SMOKING START VAPING
Specialists in electronic
cigarettes. Recommended by the
NHS, illy Coffee bar, smoothies,
milkshakes & soft drinks
Caffe Vape.
13 Leigham Hall Parade SW16 1DR
Dr Doolittles 2 Pet Shop &
Grooming
Established shop with advice on
all aspects of pet care!
Licensed to sell a variety of live
pets inc. aquaria
57-59 Streatham Hill, SW2 4TX
020 8671 6760
Nick Wright Photography
Bespoke Website Photography
Portraits - Product Photography
Affordable Professional
Photography. 07753 640397
www.nickwright.biz
Isabella Panattoni Photography
Local mum and photographer
that specialises in family and
commercial photography. Beautiful
images that will last forever
www.isabellapanattoni.com
Fix.
The IT & Watch Repair Centre
Apple, PC, Mobile, Consoles,
Watch, Jewellery & clock repairs
to manufacture specification.
58 Streatham High Rd SW16 1DA
020 8769 3510
Anthony Gold
We specialise in many different
areas of law. Our solicitors are
experts in their fields committed
to doing whatever is best for our
clients. 020 7940 4060
www.anthonygold.co.uk
Curtains & Blinds
Beautifully made using fabric
from major brands with service
including measuring, fitting,
tracks & poles. E&A Wates
020 8769 2205 eawates.com
SignLondon
Exterior signs, interior signs,
vinyl banners, vehicle graphics,
graphic design and print,
PHOTOGRAPHY
REPAIRS
PETS
TUTORS
SIGNS, BANNERS, PRINT
(STREATHAM)
Post, Parcel & Print Centre
Tel: 0208 677 3566
email: info@mbestreatham.co.uk
October
10 % Off International shipping
*Securely Packed *Shipment forms
*Monitor & Tracked *Delivered
1 Day - Europe / North America
2 Days - Caribbean / South America
3 Days - Australia / China / UAE
VAPE CAFÉS/SHOPS
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
SOFT FURNISHINGS
TRANSLATION SERVICES
Advertise your business to
over 50,000 people here
from £10 a month. Contact
david@heartofmedia.co.uk
UPCYCLING SERVICES
WouldyouliketoadvertiseinHeartStreathamMagazineandreachover50,000
readerswithamonthlycirculationof17,000throughoutSW16andSW2?Wehave
beenofferingnews,viewsandinformationfornearly5yearstothecommunity.
Tocontactuspleasecallon02081334629oremailinfo@heartstreatham.co.uk.
46. 46 | heart streatham
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
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
0800 254 0298
lambeth law Centre
020 7737 9781
transport for london
020 7222 1234
Streatham Business improvement district
020 8835 7067
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
Council website:
www.lambeth.gov.uk
Council Services
9am – 5pm: 020 7926 1000
Council Services (emergencies only) 5pm – 9am:
020 7926 1000
housing management Services – including tenancy
issues and repairs – 020 7926 6666
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
4 weeks to 6 months
Baby massage Baby Yoga
8 weeks – 1 year
Activity Classes
6 months – 3 years
A wonderful way to spend time with your little one
www.sensoryland.com
07943199861casey@sensoryland.com
@sensorylandsensoryland @sensoryland
Streatham Clapham SW home
visits
Brixton Battersea
47. Here at MW Solicitors, we
pride ourselves on being
local, approachable,
knowledgeable and
competitive.
Being CQS accredited
(Conveyancing Quality
Scheme) means our
clients can rest assured
that they will be in the
safest possible hands
from start to finish during the
buying or selling process.
With over 25 high street offices, we
aim to be accessible and convenient
with experts on hand to assist you,
every step of the way.
BUYING &
SELLING
PROPERTY
Pam Dhillon
Partner - Property Law - Streatham
020 8653 8844
www.mwsolicitors.co.uk
Solicitors
48. Streatham Space Project,
Sternhold Avenue SW2 4PA
Join our South
West London
Home truths event
11 October, 6.30pm
We will be launching our
latest research on the South
West property market
RSVP by Tuesday 2 October
Jody Del Mundo
jody.delmundo@savills.com
0208 772 6981
savills.co.uk
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