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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.
stop press
help save 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 two listed streatham
hill 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
for our community, and in the
future could be a hub for arts
and culture in Lambeth. Get
involved and show your support
by signing the petition at: www.
streathamhilltheatre.org before
29th NOVemBer
CONTENTS
4 The Gen – latest news and
new openings in streatham
6 A23 Safety update
8 The Streatham Gourmet
visits hood
10 Prepare to party
with local salons and spas
12 Streatham’s barbers
14 St Leonard’s War Memorial
rededication
16 Streatham Remembers
18 EA Wates a Weekend with
Picturebook Festival 24th-25th
November
24 The Thrale Charity
invitation to apply for funds
28 Live Music Guide
30 What’s On
34 Ice Hockey Update
36 Directory of Local Services
38 Home Grown Heros and
Useful Numbers

4 | heart streatham
hot yoga studio, the yoga
edge, opens this month in
Prentis road. there is going to
be a new lidl at Crown point,
409-411 Beulah hill se19.
paul oakenfold, the english
record producer and trance DJ,
on BBC 4’s Can you feel it
described the location that is now
hideaway as the birthplace of
modern dance music. You have
until 12pm on 5th November to
be in with a chance to receive
two free trees, a birch and a field
maple. see www.london.gov.
uk/plant-a-tree for details.
Congratulations to Balham
youngsters, ashlie slatter
(aged 9) and atl ongay-perez
(aged 11) who achieved personal
bests at the mary Parry trophy
at the streatham ice and
leisure Centre recently and
have qualified for the British
National Championships in
Sheffield this month. Eagerly
anticipated, streatham’s new
pub, Chalkpit, opens 2nd
November at the high Parade,
streatham high road, sW16 1eX.
In October a Commonwealth
War graves Commission
stonemason visited streatham
Cemetery and carved the name
of a forgotten tooting soldier,
arthur mace from thurso st,
onto the war memorial, exactly
100 years after his death. a
crowded public meeting was
held with local councillors in mid-
October at st alban’s church to
discuss furzedown residents’
concerns about flytipping,
rubbish collections, road safety
and parking. Plans for the
residential development of the
old streatham police station
have now been published.
e a Wates launches their
gorgeous new decorating range
for children with the a Weekend
with picturebook festival on
24th and 25th November with
readings from top children’s
authors, workshops, art classes,
drawing classes, book signings
etc.
the Gen
Paul oakenfoid Streatham Police Station

heart streatham | 5
Chalkpit – a New Pub
for streatham
Chalkpit opens on 2nd november in the
old Beyrouth premises. It’s the brainchild of
friends James and tom, who have worked in
the hospitality industry for 20 years between
them and saw streatham as the perfect place
to launch their first site. The pair have lived in
sW London for the last decade and wanted to
be based locally. streatham ticks their boxes
because there are already some great places
to go out eating and drinking, but there’s plenty
of potential for more as the area is evolving
fast.
We’ve been visiting Chalkpit as the
refurb progresses: “it’s been a
hard couple of months getting
everything ready for opening,
but we’re nearly there! the site’s
been empty for over a year, but we
saw the potential and fell in love
with it”, said tom. Chalkpit is tom
and James’ ideal for a modern pub:
great drinks and delicious food served with
a relaxed “stay as long as you want” vibe. the
interior is stunning-retaining the original oak
windows and using original elements to create a
very stylish environment.
attention to detail is crucial to the guys’ vision
for Chalkpit, from a special cold room to ensure
the beers are stored and poured at a perfect
4ºC - to the suppliers they are using. “It was
really important to us to make sure we are proud
of everything we serve, so the food and drink
menus are deliberately short, and crammed with
products we really love”, said James. tom runs a
craft beer distribution company, so the pub has
access to the best beers, meat is coming from
the Ginger Pig butchers and fruit and veg will be
delivered fresh from New Covent Garden market.
head chef matthieu Fessard is ex-Pizarro in
Bermondsey, and he’ll be hand making buns
and flatbreads and getting creative with snacks
on the pub’s Big Green egg barbecues and
custom-built yakitori grill.
We can’t wait to try it out on when it
opens on Friday 2nd november!
“above all we want people to treat Chalkpit as
their new local. the food and drink
will be great, but above all we want
it to be a brilliant place to socialise
and relax.”
We’ll raise a glass to that!
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6 | heart streatham
A23 Collisions Update
Chris Holt, Safer A23 Campaign
Provisional statistics from Transport for London
show there was at least one collision every three
days on the A23 in Streatham in 2017 - and,
on average, every month one collision or more
resulted in life-changing injuries.
In total, on Streatham Hill and Streatham
High Road between the South Circular and
the boundary with Croydon, there were 133
collisions in the 12 months to December 2017;
14 of these were seious - resulting in life-
changing injuries. Thankfully, for the second
year running, there were no fatalities.
The underlying trend, however, appears
to be for increasing danger on the
road. Although this can’t be stated
with certainty as, from September
2016 onwards, the police have
used a new method of recording
injuries and figures for serious
and slight injuries are not directly
comparable with previous years
(severity of injuries is thought to have
been under-recorded in the past).
Total collisions Serious injury Death
2013 - 17 584 52 5
2012 - 16 530 45 7
2011 - 15 499 38 8
2011 95 3 1
2012 79 7 2
2013 90 8 0
2014 101 9 3
2015 134 11 2
2016 126 10 0
2017 133 14 0
Councillor Nicole Griffiths (pictured with
the Community Roadwatch Team),
said: "I'm grateful to the police for
highlighting the dangerous roads in
Streatham."
We're grateful to the Safer
A23 Campaign and Streatham
Action for their continued
lobbying of TfL and the Council to
make the High Rd. safer for all.
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The Streatham
Gourmet visits Hood
Rehema Figueiredo
Hood is now three years old and is a firm
favourite in Streatham, with a reputation for
great modern British cuisine using the finest
seasonal produce.
Nothing is done by halves at Hood, so
we followed suit and began with aperitifs
of Peckham gin and tonic and Negroni,
accompanied by a generous bowl of juicy green
olives and candied nuts (all together, £21). An
exceptionally polite and attentive waiter helped
us navigate “specials” and the less familiar
parts of the menu (cimi di rapa?), but never
hurried us. He explained they had a glut of
truffles in the kitchen, so all dishes were offered
with a topping of truffle shavings, which was
both a luxurious surprise and very endearing.
I started with a ridiculously creamy cauliflower
soup, and its lovely buttery texture slipped
delightfully off my spoon. My partner chose a
pumpkin macaroni cheese from the specials
menu, and it tasted of autumn; a bowl of spiced
comfort and warmth that wasn't over-filling.
Starters are around £8.
My main course was herb roasted Jerusalem
artichokes, celeriac puree, kale, pickled girolles
and truffle dressing - an interesting combination
of textures and a deliciously earthy flavour.
A side of greens loaded with cumin added a
kick. My companion ordered a winning special
again, pan fried bream with brown crab,

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OPENS 2ND NOVEMBER
NEW PUB SERVING
DELICIOUS FOOD
PREPARED FROM
SCRATCH ON SITE
CHALKPIT.CO
mascarpone, spelt risotto and that cimi di rapa
(a lot like kale). The fish was delicate and flaky
with perfectly crisped skin, and the risotto had
absorbed the flavours of the fish wonderfully.
(main courses £9-£19).
to accompany the dinner, we chose a citrusy
Portuguese Vinho Verde with a slight fizz, which
complemented both dishes well. the wine list is
interesting and extensive, and there is a good
selection by the glass and carafe as well as by
bottle. (house white and red are £20 a bottle).
after a short breather, we ploughed into dessert
(ranging in price between £2.50-£9). I was
presented with a delicate panacotta with a
perfect wobble, accompanied by juicy figs, a
drizzle of honey and slim almond biscotti, which
had the crunchy snap to delight Prue Leith.
Our other dessert was a rich peanut butter
parfait with dark chocolate mousse and a
dark chocolate wafer, decorated elegantly with
drizzled salted caramel and candied peanuts.
at hood the food is exceptionally good, the
atmosphere is relaxed, and a range of special
offers make it affordable for most pockets.
there’s a two course bottomless brunch for
£30, thursday pie night (pie and a drink for
£14), and a pre-theatre 25% off for streatham
space Project ticket holders - see all the
specials at www.hoodrestaurants.com. Dinner
was set to a relaxed soundtrack of David
Bowie and Fleetwood mac, and the service
was knowledgeable, and friendly, and warm. a
memorable meal – hood deserves its top
streatham restaurant accolade – and they’re
taking bookings for Christmas, so get in there
quick!
hood, 67 streatham hill, sW2 4tX,
020 3601 3320

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Prepare to Party
We’re looking forward to the party season.
Whether you celebrate Christmas, Diwali,
hanukkah, or just enjoy a social gathering,
streatham has some top-quality salons and
spas to help you glam up and get ready to go
out. We hear that December appointments
at peak times - weekends and evenings - are
already getting booked up. With some enticing
November offers around, it pays to prepare to
party this month.
headmaster’s five star rated (lastminute.
com) hair salon in streatham hill is offering a
fantastic 50% off colour until 17th November
– they use L’Oréal, Kerastase, Nioxin, and
Redken products. Further south, five-star rated
(treatwell.co.uk) aveda salon, raw Bella, close
to streatham station on the high rd is offering
£20 off their usual prices in November. emma
Wilson urban spa is Professional Beauty
awards 2017 south east Boutique salon of the
Year, recognised for exceptional professionalism,
skills, and customer service. I think this spa is
a very special place, and you can try it out at a
pampering evening on 22 November – see the
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I’d love to
hear about
local salons and beauty treatments that you use
and rate, so please drop me a line via email or
@heartstreatham if you’ve discovered a gem
and would like to share it. You don’t need to
leave streatham to get party ready, and with
everything from CaCI, hot stone massage, infra-
red sauna, and salons rated among the best for
styling afro hair in London (e.g. Charles Carter
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We’re spoilt for choice when it comes to finding a
local barber, and we’ve noticed Streatham’s barber’s
shops are looking great! There are some very smart
premises dedicated to male grooming on the High
Rd, so we checked out a few and discovered that
they’re no longer just for men. Hurrah!
Just as more guys are enjoying the hair salon
experience, there’s a trend for ladies going to the
barber too, attracted by cheaper cuts and inviting
interiors. Stylish shops are creating a warm and
friendly haven for everyone. A good barber doesn’t
discriminate with unisex cuts costing as little as
£9, and kids’ at just £7. Here’s what their loyal
customers have to say about them...
With the barbershop industry growing faster than
a hipster beard we visited four of Streatham’s
finest groomers to see what the fuss is all about.
Streatham’s Barbershop Quartet
A N T I K
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and good people like
them definitely highly
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M A R I O ’ S
‘Mario is a very happy man
and he cuts my hair very
quickly, less than 10 mins
for a men’s cut. £9.’ GOOGLE
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m 07858 278196
B E A R D & B A R N E T
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to cut my son’s hair’ FACEBOOK
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hipster's beard, we visited four of Streatham’s finest
groomers to see what the fuss is all about.

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rededication of the
st Leonard’s WW1 memorial
John BroWn, the streatham soCiety
to commemorate the
centenary of the end of the
First World War, st. Leonard's
church is to reinstall and
rededicate its War memorial.
this large wooden monument
lists the names of 113 men of
the parish who lost their lives
whilst serving in the armed
forces between 1914-18.
miraculously, the tablet
survived the fire that gutted
the church in 1975 as, at the
time of the conflagration, it
had been temporarily placed
in the crypt pending its re-
erection in the church. For
many years the memorial
remained hidden beneath
the church until it was
recently re-discovered during
renovation works, and since
then it has been exhibited
at the church’s annual
remembrance Day service.
the rector of streatham,
the revd Canon anna
norman-Walker, said the
100th anniversary of the end
of the Great War provides
an ideal time to re-erect
the memorial in the church.
"2018 gives st. Leonard’s
the perfect opportunity to
reinstall the monument as a
permanent reminder of the
sacrifice made by the men of
streatham in one of the most
horrendous conflicts of the
20th century"
the rededication service
will be held at 10.00am on
sunday November 11th and I
extend a warm invitation to all
those who would like to attend
the service to join us for this
special occasion."
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Streatham Remembers The First World War
John Brown, The Streatham Society
STREATHAM PEACE MEDAL
On Friday 18th July 1919
around 7,000 Streatham
school children gathered on
Tooting Bec Common for a
"Great Peace Fete" to celebrate
the official end of the First
World War. The children were
presented with the Streatham
Peace Medal, suspended on
a red white and blue ribbon,
as a memento of the occasion.
The children then sang the National
Anthem accompanied by the local Fire Brigade
band, and there were sports and entertainments
including Punch and Judy, a musical clown,
a conjurer, a ventriloquist, a picnic lunch and
numerous other attractions. The Fete concluded
with a prize-giving and three cheers for
Streatham's MP, Mr William Lane Mitchell, who
had generously donated the Peace medals the
children were all proudly wearing.
ZEPPELIN RAID ON STREATHAM ON THE
23RD/24TH SEPTEMBER 1916
For the residents of Streatham, the horrors of
war were brought to their very homes when on
the night of 23rd/24th September 1916 the
town was bombed in a Zeppelin raid on London.
A huge German airship, the L31, sailed high
above Streatham High Road dropping bombs
as it journeyed northwards. The first bombs fell
opposite Streatham Common Station destroying
Nos 10-13 Estreham Road and killing a lady who
was asleep in her bed at the time of the raid.
At Streatham Hill, a bomb completely wrecked
Streatham Hill Modern School at 70 Streatham
Hill. The blast killed four men in a tram by
Streatham Hill Station, and another passenger
died soon after being admitted to hospital.
During the 15 minutes of the raid, the Germans
dropped a total of 32 bombs, killing seven
people and seriously injuring a further 27.
HILL HOUSE WAR HOSPITAL
SUPPLY DEPOT
In 1915, a War Hospital Supply Depot was
established at Hill House, a large mansion
that stood on Streatham Common North,
opposite the upper pond on the Common. At
its peak, up to 1,200 local volunteers worked
there producing items for use in treating war
casualties in Britain and in field hospitals
overseas. Each volunteer contributed one
shilling (5p) a week to the depot's general fund
for the purchase of materials. The depot was
the second largest of its type in the country and
by the end of the war it had produced 684,276
items valued then at £57,731. Surgical supplies
made at Hill House went to hospitals as far
afield as Alexandria, Milan, Petrograd, Cannes
and Malta.
STREATHAM HALL PATRIOTIC CONCERT
On 10th May 1916 Queen Alexandra made an
official visit to Streatham with Princess Victoria
and Princess Arthur of Connaught. The royal
party attended a children's pageant to celebrate
the first anniversary of the opening of the War
Hospital Supply Depot at Hill House. The Queen
had previously made a private visit to the Depot
on 18th August 1915 when she met many of the
volunteers working there. She made her third
visit to Streatham on 25th May 1917 to attend
a patriotic sale and concert at Streatham Hall to
mark the second anniversary of the opening of
the Depot.
STREATHAM VOLUNTEER TRAINING
CORPS
The Streatham Rifle Club was formed on 8th
September 1914 by local men who wanted to
help the war effort and within a month of its
foundation over 1,500 men had joined up. Akin
to the "Home Guard" in the Second World War,
the club mainly comprised men who were too

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Streatham remembers continued
old for active military service. The Club had its
original headquarters at 9 Mitcham Lane, and
drilled on Streatham and Tooting Bec Commons,
as well as the Streatham Cricket Club ground
in Pendennis Road. The Club later became
the Streatham Volunteer Training Corps which
was initially based at the Drill Hall in Estreham
Road. A drum and bugle band accompanied the
volunteers on church parades and marches, the
instruments being donated by the Corp's Hon.
Commandant, Mr. G. H. L. Parsons, of Aldrington
Road, Streatham Park.
CURTIS DAIRY MAID
As the war progressed, the only way the army's
increasing demands for manpower could be met
was through the introduction of conscription.
With so many able-bodied men volunteering
or being called to the colours, women had to
perform traditionally male tasks to keep the
wheels of industry and commerce turning. In
Streatham, milkmen soon disappeared from
local streets to be replaced by "milkmaids" who
took over their rounds. The job of a dairy maid
was a hard one involving rising at dawn to milk
the cows before completing the early morning
milk round, after which there were more cows to
milk and another round to complete.
FURZEDOWN PIG CLUB
With the introduction of rationing in 1917
the demand for locally grown produce to
supplement food supplies increased. Various
pig, poultry and rabbit clubs in Streatham
received a new lease of life to help provide
fresh meat. The Furzedown Cultivation Society
formed a pig club and housed their animals in
wooden stie which stood on solid concrete floors
with "a perfect system of drainage" to ensure a
minimum of smells for the public and maximum
comfort for the pigs.
The sties were inaugurated by the Mayor of
Wandsworth, Sir Archibald Dawnay, at a special
ceremony held in 1918.
STREATHAM WAR MEMORIAL
The bronze statue of a lone soldier, his
head bowed and his hands resting on an
upturned rifle - a military sign of mourning
- commemorates the 720 inhabitants of
Streatham who lost their lives in the First World
War. Standing at the junction of Streatham
High Road and Streatham Common north, the
memorial was unveiled by
General Sir Charles Munro
on the 14th October 1922
before a crowd of around
5,000. The statue was
designed by Albert T. Toft
and identical statues by
the same sculptor were
later unveiled at Stone in
Staffordshire, Leamington in
Warwickshire and Thornton
Cleveleys in Lancashire.

18 | heart streatham promoted Content
What happens if
I have no Will?
anthony gold soliCitors
doesn’t the law say what
happens to my estate?
Yes the rules on Intestacy decide how your
estate is distributed among your surviving
relatives. this may be quite different from what
you expect. these rules were last updated in
2014 but can still have quite complex effects,
especially for someone leaving both a spouse
and children and, above all, for all unmarried
couples who may find they inherit nothing at all.
i have a common law spouse,
won’t they inherit anyway under
these rules?
It is a common misconception that english
law recognises a “common law” spouse. Only
actual spouses and civil partners are within the
Intestacy rules.
What happens if i have no family?
the estate goes to the Crown. Only if there is a
Will can your estate go to friends or charity.
What else happens if i
don’t make a Will?
a Will decides not only who inherits but also
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i don’t have a Will but i’ve written a
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anything less than a Will has no effect at all
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We own a house jointly
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It’s another common misconception that all joint
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In the
last issue,
InStreatham
BID called for
local residents
and customers
to vote for their
favourite business
in Streatham to win
The Best Customer
Service award. To our
amazement, we received
an overwhelming
response over the last few
months.
On October 30th, we celebrated
another year of success
in Streatham’s business
community. The awards night
was attended by 200 guests.
Nine category awards were
presented during the evening,
which was hosted by actor &
comedian, Richard Blackwood.
A record 100 businesses entered
the awards this year, and the
category winners were carefully
chosen by our independent
panel of judges. There were over
500 nominations for the Best
Customer Service award for more
than sixty businesses right here
in Streatham! The Best Customer
Service Award has become one
of the most desired title along
Streatham High road, with a host
of businesses eagerly competing
to win the title.
The Streatham Business Awards
celebrates the successes and
achievements of the hard
working local businesses that
make Streatham the vibrant
presented during the evening,
panel of judges. There were over
community we know and love.
Winners of each category were
announced at the ceremony but
look out for announcements and
pictures in the next issue. Also
keep an eye on InStreatham’s
social media pages for updates
@instreatham.
The 2018 Streatham Business Awards Shortlist:
Best newcomer
Emma Wilson Urban Spa
Batch & Co
Brickwood Cafe
Best small entrepreneur
Angella’s Kitchen
Belgravia Estates
Pickled Fork
Best place to eat & drink
Hood
Streatham Wine House
Exhibit B
Best independent Shop
Indigo Tree
Dr Doolittle’s
Creative Soul
Most Sustainable Business
Thrifty’s Retro
Fish Tale
Wandsworth Oasis
Best shop front & interior
Emma Wilson Urban Spa
The Leigham Well
Art & Craft
Business of the Year
Art & Craft
Batch & Co
Hood
Spirit of Streatham
El Chico
White Lion
Remedie Rooms
Winners of each category were announced at the ceremony but look
out for announcements and pictures in the next issue. Also keep an
eye on InStreatham’s social media pages for updates @instreatham.

Thrale Almhouse and
Relief in Need Charity
Paul Lehmann, The Thrale Charity
The Thrale charity has been providing grants to
organisations via its Relief in Need programme
for over ten years. The charity aims to help
organisations and projects that relieve need and
distress in Streatham and the wider local area,
and since inception it has made over £250,000 of
grants available to around 25 organisations.
In 2018 alone, Thrale has provided funds to 17
organisations with a total of £40,000 funding.
People and organisations it has supported this
year have included:
The Advocacy Academy, where Thrale’s funds
have supported three local 16 to18 year-olds to
develop themselves by devising social justice
campaigns
The Home Cooks Project, which encourages
volunteers who like cooking to get in touch with
and cook a hot meal for older neighbours and
make social connections for those who may
otherwise be at risk of isolation and loneliness.
Faiths Together in Lambeth, where Thrale’s
finances have helped to make a mental health
first aid course available to members of faith
communities.
The St. Matthew’s Project, where Thrale
funded free football training for young people from
disadvantaged backgrounds.
Streatham Youth and Community Trust, where
Thrale helped to fund their Good Neighbours
Project, designed to bring different generations
together.
Thrale’s funds have supported 600 people directly
this year, and up to 1,500 people indirectly. Over
the past 10 years, Thrale has also made grants
available to other Streatham organisations
such as Spires, Basaira Elderly Centre, and
Streatham Drop-In Centre for Asylum Seekers
and Refugees. The Charity also runs almshouses
in Polworth Road which accommodate 17
women over the age of 60. The almshouses were
recently redeveloped to bring them up to modern
specifications, and their high standard was
praised by Chuka Umunna MP when he re-opened
them in October 2015.
Now, Thrale is again inviting applications from
groups seeking funds. The criteria for awards
are broad, with an emphasis on seeking to
support organisations that relieve need and
distress and align with the principle of supporting
strong communities and helping people to live
independently, with dignity. Applications from
projects in which 50% or more of the beneficiaries
are in Lambeth, Southwark, or Wandsworth, and
usually they seek reassurance that the projects
are not solely reliant on Thrale charity funding.
Local organisations can bid for up to £5000 and
are encouraged to apply – the process is designed
to be accessible to all – as straight-forward and
simple as possible.
For full details and an application form, please
visit www.thralealmshouses.org.uk. The closing
date for applications is 3rd December.

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Wandsworth oasis
Wandsworth Oasis is a local
charity that was set up almost
30 years ago in the midst
of the AIDS epidemic
to provide support
and care
for people
suffering from
AIDS and
their loved
ones. The
charity was
set up by local
resident, Patrick
Lethaby, who sadly
died this summer.
30 years on – thanks to
medication - things have
changed and HIV/AIDS is no
longer the death sentence
it was – if diagnosed early.
HIV prevalence in the South
London boroughs is much
higher than the London
average so it is as important
now as it was in 1989 that we
continue with Patrick’s legacy
to raise awareness about the
virus and how it is transmitted
and to provide support where
needed.
We do this through some of
the best value charity shops
in SW London! If you haven’t
been in to one of our shops,
do pop in and grab yourself
a bargain. It is getting to
the time of the year when
you might need a sparkling
party dress, a festive jumper,
stocking fillers, Christmas
cards or secret santa ideas!
We love a Preloved Christmas
at Wandsworth Oasis! Mention
Heart Streatham or bring this
magazine with you and get a
10% discount
too! We are
also always
on the look out
for good quality
items to sell – clothing,
accessories, furniture, books,
music, bric a brac etc. We
will collect large amounts of
saleable items free of charge.
And talking of the time of year
– 1st December is World AIDS
Day – It’s an opportunity for
people worldwide to unite in
the fight against HIV, to show
support for people living with
HIV, and to commemorate
those who have died from
an AIDS-related illness. At
Wandsworth Oasis we raise
awareness by hosting the
Red Ribbon Cabaret – an
evening of magic, madness
and mayhem Wandsworth
Oasis style. Expect an evening
of great entertainment – this
year we have a 40 minute set
from one of the best Abba
tribute bands in the country,
Abbalicious; some amazing
drag divas; and a puppet’s
view of the world – amongst
other things! Tickets start at
just £15 for a single standing
ticket to a VIP box for 10 at
£220 with fizz and and an
opportunity to ‘interact’ with
the performers…more details
on how to book opposite.
Visit our shops:
127 Mitcham Lane
Furzedown SW16 6LY
2 – 4 Leigham Court Road
Streatham Hill SW16 2PH
40 – 42 Trinity Road
Tooting Bec SW17 7RE
234 – 250 Mitcham Road
Amen Corner SW17 9NT
45 Old Town Clapham
Common SW4 0JL
138 Garratt Lane
Earlsfield SW18 4EE
308 – 310 & 553 Battersea
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195 Upper Richmond Road
Putney SW15 6SG
Registered charity no: 1126061
Student
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Discounts

Live music
Café Barcelona
All shows doors 7.00pm, music
8.30pm
2nd November Flamenco with
Leo Power. £12 adv/£14 at door
9th November the Vanguards
– Bluegrass band £10 adv/£12
at door
16th November Greek Night £10
adv/£12 at door
23rd November the Latin
Formula – 3-piece band, Free
st leonard’s Church
10th November streatham
Choral Concert - Zadok the Priest
& Other Germanic Works
mendelssohn, hear my Prayer,
schubert, mass in G, handel,
Dettingen te Deum
7.30 – 9.30pm. £10.00/£8.50
st peter’s Church
10th November alessandro
Belotto, pianist - Beethoven,
sonata in C, op.3 no 2; Chopin,
Barcarolle op.60; schuman,
Carnaval op.9. 7.30pm. Free
entry with a retiring collection in
aid of the Church Choir Fund
24th November Opus
XV1 – Chamber Choir,
“remembrance”Concert
Bach’s Jesu, meine Freude;
Parry’s songs of Farewell;
tavener’s song for athene;
messiaen’s O sacrum
Convivium; Poulenc’s Litanies
à la Vierge Noir; ruth holton’s
roundel £15/£12
the Bull
2nd November the rooftop
Band 7.30pm
the earl ferrers
24th November Black elvis from
9.00pm
the five Bells
All music starts at 9.30pm
3rd November Go back in time
with mel harris 60’s show
17th November Brit pop tribute,
the 1990’s are back in a huge
way
24th November a tribute to
George michael and Wham
the hamlet
Live piano Every Thursday from
8.00pm
the leigham Well
17th November Farrago 9.00-
11.00 pm
24th November Jami hilton
9.00pm
the White lion
Every Monday. Open mic
8.00pm

The conscious part of our brain is usually ‘up to something else’. Perhaps you’re checking
the traffic while crossing the road, yet thinking about what you might be having for dinner
and also remembering to call a friend. You shouldn’t really be ‘aware’ of a part of your
body. Your shoulder or back. Your hip or knee. Your fingers or your feet. That ache or
pain. That niggle or twinge. Our body runs on autopilot for most things, most of the time,
freeing the conscious part of our brain for other stuff...Life!
If you are ‘aware’ or ‘thinking’ about a part of your body—your body is talking to you!
Each November, Leigham Practice offer a limited number of appointments for people to
talk to our team of physiotherapists, osteopaths, chiropodists/podiatrists, massage team
and acupuncturist, informally and for free. Maybe you just need pointing in the right
direction. Maybe there’s nothing to worry about and you just need an explanation. If
there’s something going on, we can tell you what we can do. There’s no obligation.
We’ve been supporting our local community for more than 40 years, so don’t sit on a
problem allowing it to get worse—come and talk to us this November.
We’re open seven days a week and four late evenings, so just give us a call!
Leigham Practice, 8 Leigham Hall Parade, Streatham High Road, SW16 1DR
Visit us and our offer at www.leighampractice.com/nov18/
Listen…
Is your
body talking
to you?
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OPENS 2ND NOVEMBER
NEW PUB SERVING
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in November
1st november – tooting Bec Common Walk
every thursday 9.00-10.00am for a circular walk
of about 3 miles. meet at the café on tooting
Bec Common. Free
3rd november – st leonard’s Church,
Bonﬁre night Celebration
hot dogs, soup, games, sparklers and a spooky
torchlight tour of the crypt.
4.00-6.00pm £5 adults, £2.50 children in aid of
st Leonard’s “take a seat” appeal.
3rd november – eardley road sidings
Community Clear up
10.00am-2.00pm. entrance on Bates Crescent
off abercairn road
all tools and equipment are provided queries to
CWilcox@lambeth.gov.uk
3rd november – spires fun run approx.
3km - 2 laps of streatham Common to raise
funds for local charity, spires for homeless and
Disadvantaged People 10.00am. £5.00 entry.
entrants get a goody bag, t-shirt and a free
day pass to the Gym, streatham, to register @
thegymstreatham or pop into the gym.
4th november - london to Brighton Veteran
Car run
For the first time in 122 years there are two
routes out of London. starting at approx. 7.00am
from hyde Park, after Parliament square the
run splits with half going over Westminster
Bridge and through streatham, and the other
half will go over Lambeth Bridge through
Vauxhall, tooting and mitcham. enjoy an early
breakfast in streatham high road watching the
parade go past! www.veterancarrun.com
5th november – streatham at Westminster
the streatham society - Parliamentary stories
by Keith hill
a talk by streatham’s former mP on a history of
streatham at Westminster between 1885 and
2010. 8pm. Free. the Woodlawns Centre, 16
Leigham Court rd. streatham sW16
5th-9th november - Works by tfl on tooting
Bec gardens
the a216 mitcham Lane to right hand turns
from a214 tooting Bec Gardens will be closed
10.00pm until 6.00am.
6th november - st leonard’s Church, the
howland lecture
established in 1717 by the will of elizabeth
howland, this year’s lecturer is the recently
retired Vicar of st Luke’s holloway. he will
discuss an antidote to Black and White religion.
Free.
10th november – dulwich picture gallery
puppet show
Drew Colby will tell stories from Winnie the Pooh
with music, puppetry and lots of magic. the
show lasts an hour with an interval. 10.30am
and 1.30pm £5
10th november – streatham Choral society
Concert
handel’s Zadok the Priest; mendelssohn’s hear
my Prayer; schubert’s mass in G and handel’s
Dettingen te Deum. 7.30-9.30pm. st Leonard’s
Church. tickets £10.00/£8.50 concessions)

Vaughan Williams’
Fantasia on Christmas Carols
Join us for festive
music, readings,
mulled wine
and mince pies!
Saturday, 15 December 2018
19:30-21:30
St Leonard’s Church, SW16 1HS
Tickets £8 // £6 concessions
Available online, on the door,
or from choir members.
Contact
www.streathamchoral.com
streathamchoral@gmail.com
streathamchoral
Streatham Choral
Streatham Choral’s
Christmas Charity Concert
11th november – streatham redhawks ice
hockey v invicta raiders
6.45pm. see www.streatham-hockey.co.uk for
details
11th november – Centenary remembrance
sunday, streatham Common
the First World War ended 100 years ago. a
non-denominational service of remembrance
at streatham war memorial on the corner of the
high road and streatham Common Northside.
10.30am. all are welcome.
11th november – st leonard’s Church,
remembrance day service
to commemorate the end of the Great War in
1918 st Leonard’s First World War memorial will
be reinstated in the church. 10.00am
11th november – the furzedown pub,
south london Vinyl experience
Put your name on the board, prepare to play 30
minutes of your favourite 45’s. record swap
and sale table. 2.00-6.00pm. 118 mitcham
Lane, sW16 6Nr
11th november – friends of tooting
Common
annual General meeting: venue tBa. 3.00pm.
see www.friendsoftootingcommon.org.uk
16th november - dulwich picture gallery,
‘gallery lates’
enjoy a special live recording of Griefcast,
winner of best podcast of the year at the British
Podcast awards 2018. 6.00-9.30pm £16.50.
www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk
hockey v peterborough phantoms
6.45pm see www.streatham-hockey.co.uk for
details
17th november – the rookery farmers’
market
Following its successful launch in september
the market continues the third saturday in the
month
19th november – the unknown Warrior
a streatham society talk by Don Doncaster to
mark the end of the First World War.
the creation of the Unknown Warrior and the
tomb at Westminster abbey.
the Woodlawns Centre, 16 Leigham Court rd.
8pm
22nd november – streatham Wells safer
neighbourhood panel
south Lodge, 45 Leigham Court road 7.00-
8.30pm. all are welcome to attend
24th & 25th november – ea Wates
Weekend with picturebook festival
talks, workshops, readings, book signings,
drawing classes- most events are free, see
details in the centre of this magazine.
hockey v Basingstoke Bison
6.45pm see www.streatham-hockey.co.uk for
details
29th november – Wandsworth oasis red
ribbon Cabaret
a night of cabaret, comedy and entertainment.
a World aids Day spectacular at the two
Brewers,
114 Clapham high st, sW4 7UJ. tickets, £15
www.wandsworthoasis.org.uk. 7.00pm

OPENS 2ND NOVEMBER
NEW PUB SERVING
FLATBREADS, SLOW
COOKED MEATS AND
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CHALKPIT.CO
streatham redhawks
Flying high
streatham enter November in second place in
the National League south table after a strong
start. the redhawks have beaten former Premier
League sides swindon Wildcats and Bracknell
Bees in a run of form that has seen the crowds
at streatham arena steadily build as the team
impress on the ice.
New Canadian forward, alex roberts, leads the
league scoring with 9 goals already this year,
while team mates adam Carr, michael Farn, and
Leigh Jamieson also feature in the top 10.
the team is playing a quick, hard-hitting brand of
hockey with lots of thrills and spills in every game
with only the 7-0 wipe out victory over Invicta
Dynamos that hasn’t been a close-fought affair.
the redhawks have three games across
November with the game on saturday 17th
against Peterborough Phantoms our
‘Kids for a Quid’ heart streatham special
fixture*. On Sunday the 11th and 25th the
redhawks take on London raiders and
Basingstoke Bison respectively.
“We’ve had some big crowds so far this season,
and it makes all the difference to the team as
they skate out” said head Coach Jeremy Cornish,
a former elite league enforcer.
“the fans have played a part in helping us take
some pretty big, and maybe unexpected wins
this year…if we can keep up the momentum on
the ice then we should be sitting pretty. We have
already proved we can skate with anyone in this
league.”
david Carr
kids for a Quid
17th noVemBer v
peterborough phantoms
* kids can enter for £1 alongside a paying
adult and only on production of heart
streatham magazine.
maximum 2 kids per adult.
streatham ice and leisure at 5.30pm

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air conditioning & more.
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Clip Theatre
Quality affordable drama groups
for little stars aged 5 - 11 with
experienced vetted staff.
Book 1st session FREE.
07564 847314
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Right Stuff Design
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full range of mobility, first aid,
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Weight loss, heart health,
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French Polishing & Antique
Repair
Complete repair and restoration
service from antiques to mid-
century furniture. Hand and spray
polish service. E&A Wates
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Caning, Rushing & Gilding
Antiques or mid-century furniture
including Danish cord. Oil & water
gilding to paintings and mirror
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Reupholstery & Loose Covers
Traditional & modern work from
members of the Assoc. of Master
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Emma, our interior designer
works alongside clients to create
beautiful rooms using fabric,
wallpaper, paint, lighting, carpets,
furniture and inspiration!
Maple and Rook Ltd
Locally based Interior Design firm
offering a range of refurbishment
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For sale GRAND PIANO dark
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or near offer. Collect Streatham
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Dream Doors
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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
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Free quotations 020 7091 0491
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Dr Cassandra’s Academy
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Thriftys Retro
A professional upcycling company
specialising in beautiful bespoke
vintage and retro furniture. We
also collect unwanted furniture
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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
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Isabella Panattoni Photography
Local mum and photographer
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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
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experts in their fields committed
to doing whatever is best for our
clients. 020 7940 4060
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Curtains & Blinds
Beautifully made using fabric
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Exterior signs, interior signs,
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home Grown heroes
a new column celebrating streatham’s stars;-
local people who’ve achieved or done something
great, or kind, or shown outstanding community
spirit – contact info@heartstreatham.co.uk
if you’d like to let us know about a group or
individual we should feature.
this month’s heroes are rebecca Clarke (17)
& theodore alexander (14) a streatham
Junior Ice Dance Couple who are current
advance Novice British Ice Dance Champions,
from the British Ice-skating Championships
2017. they have done extraordinarily well this
year, both as a couple, and particularly for
theodore at 14 – they compete in a category
that’s for men up to 21. They have qualified for
this year's Championships in December.
rebecca and theodore have just represented
Great Britain at the International halloween Cup
in Budapest. they are both GLL Funded athletes
but seek sponsors to help them continue their
quest to represent GBr on the international
stage. Both are locals and live within walking
distance of streatham Ice rink. Please contact
Heart Streatham if you would like to find out
about sponsoring them.
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