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ISSUE 60 MARCH 2020
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Cover illustration by armeet Panasar
Last month, streatham made
headlines with terror on our
streets. We are grateful to the
emergency services whose swift
action prevented carnage, and
all three victims are recovering.
thanks also, to those shopping
and working near the scene,
particularly the staff at streatham
Library, who helped ensure people
caught up in the incident were
safe. Within a week, people from
all parts of our community came
together to reclaim our high road
to show that streatham stands
together and will not be divided by
evil. read all about it on page 20.
Please respond to tfL’s
Consultation on their proposals
to improve the A23 Streatham
Hill by 22nd march. the plan
is published at the back of this
magazine, and there are two
opportunities to talk to the Project
team in person.
spring is in the air, and we’re
looking forward to spending
Mother’s Day in streatham – see
our suggestions for a lovely local
day in this issue.
help save streatham’s historic
sleeping beauty; the Friends of
Streatham Hill Theatre are
crowdfunding for a feasibility study
to save and reclaim this iconic
building for the community.
there’s always a lot going on in
streatham, so check out our
guide to local live music and
what’s on in march.
LATEST The Pathfield Road traffic
calming scheme is scheduled for
implementation in march. the
road becomes one way in the
direction of streatham Common
station.
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CONTENTS
6 The Gen – latest gossip and new
business openings
8 Ice Hockey Report - streatham
redhawks win the Cup and Kids
for a Quid offer.
10 A Streatham Mother’s Day
12 History - maria Dickin, founder
of the PDsa by mark Bery
16 Save Streatham Hill Theatre
18 Streatham Action Public
Meeting report
20 Streatham Stands Together
by hannah may-miller
22 Live Music in streatham
in march
24 What’s On in march
27 Brixton Bulls news
28 Directory of Local Services
30 Useful Numbers
31 TfL Streatham Hill Proposals
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Congratulations to streatham’s
Dave who won the masterCard
album of the year at the BrIts
for the album Psychodrama
featuring the track ‘streatham’.
Congratulations to Ferris and
Sylvester, local musicians who
have won the ‘Whispering’ Bob
harris ‘emerging artist award
of 2020’ at the UK Americana
Awards. Congratulations also
to Tooting Bec Lido, voted
No 1 in the Cosmopolitan
magazine list of the 12 best
outdoor pools in the UK. Work
is underway for the new Deli
and Woodland Cafe coming
to the old Chinese Chef unit
in streatham. someone
has again stolen plants from
the Rookery Gardens and
anyone not in uniform seen
digging up plants should be
reported. Mad Bread, opening
in streatham hill next door
to marsh and Parsons, has
recently had an alcohol license
granted. Orient Express has
been nominated in the ‘Best
takeaway in London’ category
at the British Kebab Awards,
results due 3rd march. there’s
a lovely new vegan juice bar,
Rac’s Real Juice in streatham
mall. The Leigham Well pub
is now under new management.
Streatham RedHawks have
won their first trophy in 38 years
with a NIhL south Cup win.
Rory Stewart, Independent
candidate for mayor of London
in the upcoming 2020 election
chose a young streatham man
as part of #ComeKipWithme.
Streatham Common
Co-operative is crowdfunding
for a project to inspire
involvement with the woods
and nature reserve, increase
wildlife and prevent the decline
of woodland. tfL have revealed
their proposals to improve
the A23 Streatham Hill - full
details are at the back of this
mag. Please respond to the
current Consultation.
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As we enter the final month of the regular season
with four home games to go, streatham are
currently top of their league and could well lift the
league championship trophy if results go their
way in march. the redhawks have just ended a
38-year trophy drought by winning the National Ice
hockey League south Cup in an emotional two-
legged win over Invicta Dynamos in the final.
an almost sold-out streatham Ice arena watched
as the team despatched their rivals from Kent 6-2
in the second leg and the celebrations went on
way into the night.
“You could see by the reaction from the fans and
the owners how much it meant to them at the end
of the game” commented streatham Captain,
michael Farn, who is no stranger to winning
trophies with his former club mK Lightning. “the
locker room is buzzing right now, and we want to
use this to spur us on to winning more silverware..
the atmosphere was incredible as it has been
at a number of games so far this year, but it was
particularly special when that buzzer went.”
streatham welcome Bracknell, Chelmsford,
Oxford and romford to the high road over the
next few weeks. It’s an exciting time to support
the RedHawks, so check the fixtures in our
What’s On section and get down to the rink and
cheer them on!
KIDS FOR A QUID OFFER
FOR OUR READERS
At the game against Bracknell Hornets
on Sunday 8th March.
Two kids per paying adult pay only
£1 when they produce a copy of the
magazine at the gate.
streatham IhC
Win the Cup!
MAKING TIME FOR OLDER PEOPLE
Abbeyfield (Streatham) Society
28 Conyers Road, Streatham SW16 6LT
The Abbeyfield (Streatham) Society provides assisted living sheltered housing for up to
7 people over 55 years old. We are looking for new volunteer Executive Committee members
(Trustees)who have a passion for improving the lives of older people. Relevant experiencein finan-
cial management, marketing, health andsocial care with older people, building and maintenance,
or legal skillswould be desirable.
To apply please email your CV, along with a supporting statement that outlines your inter-
est in the role and experience to info.abbeyfieldstreatham@gmail.comor call 02086776255/
Mob:07726496883 for more information and to arrange a visit.

10 | heart streatham
mum’s the Word on 22 march
Get ready for 22 march in
Streatham, where you’ll find
everything you need to make
mother’s Day special.
start her day the traditional
way, with breakfast in bed
with freshly roasted coffee
from streatham roastery Brew
Coffee Plus and sW16-
smoked bacon or sashimi-
grade salmon from London
Smoke and Cure (the best
we’ve ever tasted). served on
Blackbird Bakery’s locally
baked sourdough, along with
flowers from Luxe Petals
London and card and gift
from The Indigo Tree or
Lark.
You could turn breakfast into
brunch at one of streatham’s
many independent cafes. We
all have our favourites, but
love to try new places too, like
Green Cactus Café or vegan
café Tribe. Or you could push
the boat out with Bottomless
Brunch at The Mere
Scribbler or ExhibitB, where
mum can take her pick from
bubbles, Bellini and Bloody
Tribe Avocado Plantain
Green Cactus Café

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mary to aperol spritz.
Later, treat her to a luxury
manicure at Regal Nails in
streatham hill or a treatment
at the gorgeous Emma
Wilson Urban Spa. their
new branch in West Norwood
is bigger than the one in the
high rd, so they may still have
appointments bookable for
mother’s Day. The Leigham
Practice has a special offer
this month too – buy one
facial and get a second for
half price, with spa Facials
available on the day (£68 for
a one-hour treatment, £102
for 2 treatments).
For a lively jazz cabaret
lunch, head to Hideaway,
where Jazzbomb will
serenade her with songs
from the songbooks of Nat
King Cole, James taylor,
and ray Charles. Or treat
her to a sunday roast. Best
book ahead for Hood, The
Railway, Pratts and Payne,
The Earl Ferrers, The
Bull, or The Manor Arms.
a stroll on one of sW16’s
beautiful Commons after
lunch will round off a beautiful
afternoon.
In the evening there’s a real
treat at Streatham Space
Project, where Pegasus
Opera will be performing
as part of the south London
music Festival.
a streatham mother’s Day:
sorted.
Streatham Space Project Emma Wilson Spa

maria elisabeth Dickin, 22 september
1870- 1 March 1951 founded The
People’s Dispensary for sick animals.
The 1901 census records Maria and
her husband henry, an accountant,
and one servant living at 12 mount
Nod road, streatham. the couple had
no children and owned a pet dog.
maria was a practising spiritualist and
became active in the revived movement for
religious healing. she began visiting the poor in
the east end, where the plight of some of the
animals ‘made me indescribably miserable’. at
about this time she went through the ‘heartrending’
experience of nursing her sick dog, which eventually
had to be put down. She was horrified by the terrible
poverty she witnessed and the sick and injured pets
in desperate need of veterinary care. Dogs and cats
scavenged from the gutters, many raw with mange
and dragging broken limbs because their owners
simply couldn’t afford to pay for treatment.
maria borrowed a 13ft-square basement
in Whitechapel to open her first dispensary
and recruited an experienced animal practitioner
who had attended the pets of royalty. On saturday
17 November 1917, she opened The People’s
Dispensary for sick animals of the Poor, providing
a free service for pets in need. the day’s patients
included a cat with mange, a dog with a broken leg
and a limping donkey. Today the PDSA operates 48
hospitals providing treatment to nearly 500,000
pets a year.
In 1943 Maria established the Dicken Medal for
any animal “displaying conspicuous gallantry or
devotion to duty whilst serving with the British
Commonwealth armed Forces or civil emergency
services”. The first recipient of the bronze medal,
inscribed with the words “For Gallantry” and “We
also serve”, was a pigeon called White Vision which
had battled bad weather over 60 miles to deliver a
message that led to the rescue of a ditched aircrew.
to date the “Victoria Cross for animals” has been
awarded 68 times to 32 pigeons, 31 dogs, four
horses and a cat.
streatham has a recipient of the Dickin medal. On
the 3 July 1944, Olga, a police horse, was on patrol
in Besley street with PC J e thwaites when a bomb
exploded 300 feet in front of them. the explosion
destroyed 4 houses, killing 4 people and caused a
plate glass window to fall directly in front of Olga. PC
thwaites, mounted on Olga, administered help to
the survivors and diverted sightseers away from the
devastation.
Maria Dickin died 1 March 1951 aged 80. However,
for many years her role in promoting animal welfare
was largely forgotten until in 2015 a campaign
to honour her work led to the unveiling of a
commemorative blue plaque by english heritage on
the house where she was born in hackney.
(Source Brian Harrison and the PDSA)
maria Dickin- Founder
of ‘the animal Nhs’
MARK BERY, STREATHAM SOCIETY
Mary Dickin
Olga with collegues Upstart and Regal
PDSA Dickin Medal

Over the last year we have seen
both the Government and the media
recognise the important role that local
businesses have in our communities.
Not only do our high roads offer retail
and leisure opportunities but they act
as important hubs that facilitate oppor-
tunities for people to meet, share and
connect.
Luckily for us, on top of paying their
business rates, over 500 Streatham
businesses choose to pay an addition-
al levy which funds InStreatham, a not
for profit organisation, that has been
making Streatham the best it can be at
the heart of its operations. Everything
we deliver is additional to the local
council and you can learn more about
what this business investment has done
for your town over the last year below.
It’s been proven that by shifting a
portion of your spending to indepen-
dent locally-owned businesses, you can
have a big effect on your local economy
delivering benefits such as creating
local jobs, improving the quality of the
offering and boosting investment.
So that’s why we’re asking you to
pledge to shop locally this month
and support the businesses that are
investing in our great community.
Our
Streatham
Local business investment is
helping to make Streatham a
better place to live, work, visit
and do business.
By InStreatham
INSTREATHAM
#INSTREATHAMTOGETHER
PLEDGE TO
SUPPORT
YOUR LOCAL
BUSINESSES

• Bringing festive cheer
Funding all Christmas lights,
Christmas trees, the Streatham
Book of Christmas Magazine and
our annual lights switch-on event
and Christmas Market
• Activating the high street
Competitions and trails high-
lighting businesses from the Hill
to the Common and a monthly
Saturday market adjacent to
Streatham Green as part of our
work to reignite the positive use of
this little oasis of green.
• Street maintenance to
give our area a more pleasant and
well-kept look
The pavements have been deep
cleaned and new banners celebrating
Streatham’s iconic architecture have
been installed as well as colourful
hanging baskets and planters along
the high road.
• Green initiatives to improve
Streatham’s air quality
Members have access to a free
recycling scheme with First Mile
reducing the number
of waste vehicles
on our roads and
recently launched an
electric cargo bike
scheme for home
deliveries.
• Festivals &
events
Supporting and
growing the fantastic
Streatham Festival
season offering a
whole years’ worth
of events creating a
vibrant town centre.
Play
Choose from great
leisure offerings
from stretching
your legs on The
Common or hitting
the ice rink at the
leisure centre.
Plenty of comedy
and live music
options available
all day too!
Live
Invest in your
health with the
many fitness,
beauty, and spa
offerings on your
high street.
Shop
With a variety of
shopping spots
to treat yourself,
from clothing to
homeware stores
and even a
zero-waste shop.
Eat
Streatham is home to
an array of
interesting cafes
and bars with great
brunch and dinner
options!
A voice for business. A vision for the community.
Need ideas? Here’s a selection of
things to do locally:

Anthony Gold solicitor Imogen Flynn answers some FAQs surounding
wills and probate.
Wills & Probate FAQs
What is a Lasting Power of Attorney?
A Lasting Power of Attorney (“LPA”) is a document used
to appoint another person or people to make decisions
for you if you are unable to do so yourself. These
people are known as “attorneys”. There are two types
of LPA, one which relates to property and financial
affairs and one which relates to health and welfare.
An LPA relating to property and financial affairs
allows your attorneys to deal with your finances,
for example to pay your bills, sell or buy property
or investments and operate your bank accounts.
An LPA relating to health and welfare allows your
attorneys to make decisions about matters such
as your medical treatment, your diet, where you
live and how you spend your time. There is also
the option to give your attorneys the power to
make decisions about life-sustaining treatment,
but you do not have to give them this power.
What could happen if I don’t make a Lasting
Power of Attorney?
If you don’t make an LPA while you have capacity
and you lose capacity to make decisions for yourself
or manage your finances then someone will need
to make an application to be appointed as your
Deputy. The process is more expensive and takes
longer than making an LPA yourself, as someone is
making the application on your behalf at the Court
of Protection. The Court will take a number of factors
into consideration when deciding if the person
who has made the application is a suitable Deputy.
Why do I need a Will and what happens if I
don’t have one?
By making a Will you can make sure your assets pass
to the people (or charities) you want. You also appoint
executors in a Will, that is, the people you want to
deal with your estate. Broadly speaking, that involves
applying for a Grant of Probate and settling any
inheritance tax, setting liabilities and collecting in
the assets (which could include selling property) and
distributingtheestate.IfyoudonothaveaWill,thenyour
estate will be divided according to the intestacy rules.
How do I choose an executor?
It is important to choose executors carefully. It is
advisable to appoint two executors (or more, but no
more than four), or include a substitute appointment,
should something happen to one of them before you
and you don’t have a chance to change your Will. You
should ensure the people you choose have the right
skillstodealwiththeadministrationof yourestateand
are capable of dealing with paperwork. Dealing with
an estate can be time consuming, and the process can
take a long time, especially if there is property to sell or
inheritancetaxtopay.If executorsmakeamistakethen
they can incur personal liability, so you may wish to
consider appointing a professional, such as solicitors.
You can appoint Anthony Gold as your executors.
Is a Grant of Probate always required?
If the person who has died has assets in their sole name
then a Grant will be required to collect these assets in
order to distribute them under the terms of the Will
or intestacy rules. A Grant may not be required if the
estate only consists of jointly owned assets which pass
automatically by survivorship or if there is only small
amounts of cash in the deceased’s bank accounts. It
is important to note there may still be inheritance
tax to pay, even if the assets pass by survivorship.
What are the current rules on inheritance
tax?
There isn’t any inheritance tax to pay on the first
£325,000, the nil rate band. Anything over this is taxed
at 40%. If you own a qualifying residence at the date
of your death and this passes to direct descendants,
such as children or grandchildren, then your estate
will also benefit from the residence nil rate band. This
is currently £150,000, but is increasing to £175,000
in April. Assets left to a spouse or civil partner are
exempt from inheritance tax, and the nil rate band
of the first spouse to die is carried forward to the
second death, provided this is not used up on legacies
or residue left to other beneficiaries. The residence
nil rate band is also transferable between spouses.
If you have any questions, please get in touch with us!
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Save Streatham Hill Theatre
The Friends of Streatham
Hill Theatre have launched
a crowdfunding campaign to
save this magnificent building
for the community. The theatre
was granted a Grade 2 listing
in 1994 and it is near the top
of the Theatres’ Trust Theatres
at Risk list.
In 2018, Lambeth Council
approved The Friends’
nomination of Streatham
Hill Theatre as an Asset of
Community Value (ACV),
which was then appealed by
the owners. After a flashmob
demonstration of support by
over 1000 people in November
2018, ACV status was
confirmed in early 2019.
Friends’ Chairman, David
Harvey, says “There is no
local creative hub on the
scale that could be created
by reawakening this amazing
empty theatre – it’s the only
building left in Streatham large
enough for the community to
come together.” The Theatres’
Trust has given Streatham Hill
Theatre its highest ranking
for community value and
potential use for performance.
The Friends of Streatham
Hill Theatre propose a
multi-use arts and cultural
centre by re-opening the
auditorium, bringing back live
performance, and activating
ancillary spaces to create a
vibrant and sustainable venue.
The first step is to fund a
viability study developing
proposals and options. It will
include revenue, modelling,
and restoration and
reopening costs. Lambeth
Council’s Investment and
Growth Strategy for Streatham
commits the council to
“exploring opportunities for
Streatham Hill Theatre”
The Spacehive crowdfunding
page is at save.
streathamhilltheatre.org
The Streatham Society has
published a book about the
theatre by John Cresswell
streathamsociety.org.uk

streatham action
Public meeting
The horriﬁc terrorist attack of 2nd February in
our beloved Streatham has left many in shock
and seeking answers.
streatham action held a Public meeting at
the Hideaway on 19th February chaired by
Charles Hymas, home affairs editor of the
telegraph and local resident. Panel members
were Superintendent Ian Howells of Lambeth
met Police, Bell Ribiero-Addy MP, Kilvinder
Vigurs, Divisional Director of the National
Probation service (NPs), London; Mary Pilgrim,
head of Public Protection; Annie Hudson,
Lambeth strategic Director for Community
safety and Cllr Mohammed Seedat, Lambeth
Cabinet member for Community safety. the
seniority of people on the panel is testament
to how seriously residents’ concerns are being
taken by the organisations involved.
the meeting was well-attended and calm,
with plenty of opportunity for members of the
public to ask questions. With investigations
ongoing, particulars of this incident could not
be discussed. While no new information was
revealed, it emerged that Councils are not
necessarily informed when dangerous criminals
are placed in their areas because they are not
statutory participants in the multi-agency Public
Protection arrangements (maPPa).
Jack hopkins, Leader of Lambeth Council, has
written to home secretary, Priti Patel, asking
why streatham residents “were put in harm’s
way” because a very dangerous convicted
terrorist was placed in approved Premises in
Leigham Court rd. the other Lambeth approved
Premise is in tulse hill (Lambeth has 2 out of
the 12 in London), and both are run by a charity,
hestia Ltd.
The incident has raised many crucial
questions and prompted rapid reforms;
the Terrorist Offenders Bill is being rushed
through Parliament as we publish.
Charles Hymas and Panel

Streatham locals
took to the High
Road on Saturday
8th February to
demonstrate love,
hope and unity less
than a week after
the terror attack
which shook our
community.
Immediately after the incident
on Sunday 2nd February,
news of the attack and
shocking images of our High
Road headlined national
and international media.
Social media channels were
busy with Streatham locals
checking in on loved ones
and sharing their shock at
the events that had unfolded.
What was unseen by the
world’s media, was the instant
desire to come together
and show that this act of
terror would not fracture our
community or breed hatred
for others. Over coffee,
on WhatsApp, Facebook,
Instagram and Twitter, local
people were beginning to plan
their stand against hatred.
Here was a beautiful, organic
response; that grew quickly
through the strength of
community and networks that
already existed.
Around 150 people met at
St Leonard/s Church to learn
songs led by choir directors
Zoie Kennedy and Xenia Davis,
before processing up the High
Road, singing, “peace, there’s
only peace, there’s only
peace”. Ann-Marie Lugay, who
took official photographs of the
event said, “I felt emotional,
I had to hold back tears as we
all left the church singing.”
One local resident posted on
social media, “Proud to be
in Streatham this morning.
♥️ procession of singers
‘reclaiming’ the high street.
Thank you. Very moving.”
Throughout the day, hundreds
of messages were written
in chalk outside the Odeon,
creating a visual symbol of the
love that is found in Streatham.
Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan,
arrived, thanking attending
police officers for their tireless
work following the terror attack.
Speaking to the crowd, he
praised the spirit of the day,
“You set an example to other
parts of our city, other parts of
our country, and other parts
of the world, because you are
a beacon, and I want to thank
you from the bottom of my
heart… There are some people
around the world who think
diversity is a weakness, I think
the opposite, I think diversity
is a strength, and Streatham
you have shown the world
that.” Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP
also delivered a moving speech
praising the police and the
community spirit.
Streatham showed a united
front as the public bowed their
heads and were led in prayer by
leaders from Jewish, Christian
and Muslim congregations. A
community spokesperson Umar
Mahmood said, “This was an
amazing show of community
solidarity.”
Organiser Georgia Ladbury
summed up the day: “it was
a great opportunity to show
that Streatham Stands
Together no matter what.”
Streatham Stands Together

Many local people came
together and contributed to
making this happen. Sorry we
can't list you all. Thank you to
everyone who played a part
or came along to show that
Streatham Stands Together
Clare Timmins, Robbie Levine,
Hannah May-Miller, Alex
Fisher, Zoie Kennedy, Xenia
Davis, Umar Mahmood, Simi
Solomon, Ann-Marie Lugay, Mark
Hambelton, Amanda Taylor-
Purchase, Georgia Ladbury,
Mhairi Grealis, Alan Gadd, Diana
Bernasko, Loida Solla Ramos,
Rosie Townsend, Laura Lock,
Adrian Lock, Nooruddin Abdi,
Canon Anna Norman-Walker,
Father Gregory Verrisimo, Rachel
Waitt, Neil Nasser, Rabbi Nathan
Godleman, Imam Mohammed
Ijaz, Olu Oseni, Manager Hung at
Odeon Streatham, and his staff.
PhotosbyLDNPhotographyinfo@ldnphotography.co.uk

Live music
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6hh
6th March Brazilian Night feat.
Bossa Nova and samba music, with
Gabriela Kozyra on vocals, Walter
Lopes on guitar and Isaac alves on
guitar. Doors 7.00pm, music 8.30pm.
£10 adv, £12 on door
20th March Lola Rueda Music Quartet presents
Flamenco dance with Carlos Otera, Demi Garcia
and Jorge Bravo. Doors 7.00pm, music 8.30pm.
£12 adv, £14 on door
27th March Near East Collective - world music
ensemble performing folk music of asia
minor, Istanbul, the Balkans and the
aegean sea. Doors 7.00pm, music
8.30pm. £10 Adv, £12 on door
Hideaway hideawaylive.co.uk
2 empire mews, stanthorpe rd,
streatham, sW16 2BF
20th March Folkaway, neo-folk &
acoustic sounds featuring rising stars from
sW16 and beyond
headline act rainy Day Woman with
support from singer/songwriter
George Diaz. 8.30pm
Perfect Blend perfect-blend.co.uk
Streatleigh Parade, 8, SW16 1EQ
6th March Richard O’Gorman (tootawl)
playing his brand of bustling indie/folk.
7.30pm. Free
27th March Steve Boniface 7.30pm. Free
Pratts and Payne
prattsandpayne.com
103 streatham high rd, sW16 1hJ
1st and 3rd Thursday of the month
Queenstown Sessions. 8.30pm
Improvised evening of jazz, soul and
funk from the house band with a
second set open to musicians who
would like to jam. Free.
Streatham Space Project
streathamspaceproject.co.uk
sternhold ave, streatham, sW2 4P
March-April South London Music Festival
some of the best sounds south of the river. tickets
from £5.00. See their website for details.
The Five Bells www.ﬁvebellspub.co.uk
68-70 Streatham High Rd, SW16 1PH
All music starts at 9.30pm
7th March Lee Weller, Reggae, Ska covering Bob
marley, the specials, madness, Bad manners,
UB40.... to name but few!
14th March Elton Towers, elton John tribute
21st March Black Elvis – Colbert Hamilton the
UK’s original Black elvis.
The Leigham Well facebook.com/leighamwell
1-3 Wellfield Road, SW16 2BT
28th March Ken the DB5’s - 60’s covers including
the Beatles, rolling stones etc.
From 8.00pm
The White Lion www.whitelionsw16.co.uk
232 streatham high rd, London sW16 1BB
Every Monday. Open Mic nights. 8.00pm
Café Barcelona
The Five Bells

Saturday, 18 April 2020, 19.30
Cadogan Hall, 5 Sloane Terrace, SW1X 9DQ
Tickets £20
Use code STREAT15 for £5 discount per ticket
Tickets available from Cadogan Hall website:
https://cadoganhall.com/
www.streathamchoral.com
streathamchoral@gmail.com
streathamchoral
Charity no. 802195
The jewel in the crown of our
2019-20 season, we will perform
Handel’s triumphant oratorio
Messiah together with one of the
UK’s leading chamber orchestras.
Streatham Choral presents
Handel’s Messiah
With Brandenburg Sinfonia
Conductor Calum Fraser
Soprano Susanna Fairbairn
Mezzo-soprano Lauren Young
Tenor Joseph Doody
Baritone Thomas Humphreys
Photo © Paul Zoetemeijer

March – April South London Music Festival
streatham space Project hosts some of the
best sounds south of the river in their first music
festival. Including Julia Biel, Ferris and sylvester,
and Pegasus Opera Company.
Tickets from £5.00 and some workshops are
free to attend.
streathamspaceproject.co.uk for full details of
artists and events.
2nd March – The Streatham Society, ‘The
Paint Detective’
the research required to match the historic
colours of historic buildings. an illustrated talk
by Patrick Baty
8.00pm - Woodlands Centre, 16 Leigham Court
road, sW16. streathamsociety.org.uk
3rd March – Streatham Space
Project, Cineshots
a screening and networking event
for up-and-coming London-
based filmmakers
7.45-9.25pm.
streathamspaceproject.co.uk
4th March - TfL A23
Healthy Streets Scheme
Drop-In Session
Part of the ongoing public
consultation. View the proposals,
speak to members of the project team
and ask questions. 3.15pm – 8.30pm
streatham space Project, sternhold avenue
6th, 13th, 20th and 27th March – St
Leonard’s Church, 60 Minute Singing
Sessions
a free event, open to all - no previous skills
required. 10.30-11.30am
Info - jpmccann106@gmail.com
7th March - TfL A23 Healthy Streets
Scheme Drop-In Session
Part of the public consultation. View the
proposals, speak to members of the project
team
and ask questions. 1.15pm – 4.15pm
streatham tate Library, 63 streatham high rd
8th March – Streatham Ice Hockey v
Bracknell Hornets
Puck Drop 6.45pm. Streatham Ice and Leisure
Centre. streatham-hockey.co.uk
9th March – St George’s University
Hospitals, ‘Question Time’, Public meeting
tell them what you think about the hospital and
the services provided at st George’s.
Streatham Library, SW16 1PN. 5.30-7.30pm. All
welcome.
9th March –Dulwich Picture Gallery, ‘Play
Misty for Me’ (1971)
the psychological thriller, directed by and
starring Clint eastwood
Bar opens 7.00pm, screening at 7.30pm.
£10, £8 friends and concessions
dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk
14th March – Bike Market
at Streatham Common
Purchase a second-hand bike
at a decent price.
Bring along bikes no longer in
use to sell and put back into
use.
14th March – Brixton Bulls RLFC
Open Day
Free rugby Open Day, boys and girls, reception
to Year 9, Woodmansterne Playing Fields, SW16
5XE. 10.30am
in march
Juila Biel at
Streatham Space Project

15th March – Streatham Ice Hockey,
RedHawks v Chelmsford Chieftains
Puck Drops 6.45pm. Streatham Ice and Leisure
Centre. streatham-hockey.co.uk
16th March – The Streatham Society,
‘Stretcher bearers in the Great War’
An illustrated talk by Emily Mayhew 8.00pm -
Woodlands Centre, 16 Leigham Court road,
sW16
streathamsociety.org.uk
21st March – The Rookery Farmer’s Market
special mother’s Day market streatham
Common. 9.30am-2.30pm
22nd March – Streatham Ice
Hockey, RedHawks v Oxford
City Stars
Puck Drop 6.45pm. Streatham
Ice and Leisure Centre.
25th March – Plastic Free
Streatham ‘The Man who
planted Trees’
1987 Canadian short film – the
story of a shepherd who repairs a ruined
ecosystem by cultivating a forest. Followed by
talks from local groups involved in planting trees
in streatham.
Doors 6:30pm Film 7:00pm Woodfield
recreation Ground & Pavilion, abbotswood
road, sW16 1aP
The Living Room Place Tales
March 27 - The Living Room Place Tales
storytelling sessions hosted by alison royce.
aiming to create a community of story lovers,
listeners, and tellers in a relaxed home from
home setting. £12 including a glass of wine or
a hot drink. 7.30pm for 8pm. the Living room
Place, 19 Thrale Rd SW16 1NS thelivingroom.
place.co.uk
28th March – Eco Church at St Leonard’s
Church
1.30-3.30pm award scheme designed to
motivate and resource churches to care for
God’s earth.
all welcome.
29th March – The Orchids of Tooting
Guided Walk. Discover the site of tooting’s
exotic nursery, learn about the area’s
orchid collection and celebrate
Nellie roberts, orchid illustrator,
who worked with the royal
Horticultural Society for 56
years. starts King edward
V11 statue, tooting Broadway
2.00pm
29th March – Streatham Ice
Hockey, RedHawks v Romford
Raiders
Puck Drop 6.45pm. Streatham Ice and
Leisure Centre. www.streatham-hockey.co.uk
Cuppa with a Copper
6th March - 9.00am – 10.00am, Big Bad Wolf
Coffee, 12 mitcham Lane, sW16
11th March – 11.00am – 12.00pm, Café
Barcelona, 344 streatham high road, sW16
16th March - 2.00pm – 3.00pm, Brooks & Gao,
The High Parade, 28 Streatham High Road,
sW16
22nd March - 3.00pm – 4.00pm, Estate Office
Coffee, 4 Greyhound Lane, sW16
Lento of London at the
Rookery Farmers Market

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Brixton Bulls rugby League
Club are preparing for the new
season. the club is one of the
fastest growing rugby clubs in
London and was awarded joint
Community Club of the Year
by the London rugby League
Foundation in 2018.
The Bulls enter their 5th season
with men’s open age teams and
for the second year running, will
be entering two teams, meaning
more game time for all. the
first-grade play in the Southern
Conference League, the 4th tier
of rugby league in the UK, and
the top level for amateur teams
in the south east. the second
team compete in the London
men’s Premier League and
made the semi-finals of their
league last year.
training is at midday near the
Lido in Brockwell Park. sessions
are open to all abilities and
are run by Kieran robertson,
who coaches at London›s
professional club, the London
Broncos. Both teams will play 12
matches during their season,
starting in april.
meanwhile, the minis/Juniors
are holding an Open Day for
new players at 10.30am on
14th march at Woodmansterne
school, streatham. the mini
Bulls have been training hard
through the Winter and are
recruiting new players ahead
of the summer when they will
play in regular festivals against
clubs across London. there are
teams/players for boys and girls
from Reception to Year 9 and
all are welcome, no experience
required.
email brixtonbulls@hotmail.com
brixtonbulls.com, or get in touch
via twitter: @BrixtonBullsrL,
Facebook: Brixton Bulls
rLFC and Instagram:
brixtonbullsrugbyleague. Or
simply turn up and join in!
Brixton Bulls
rugby Club
gear up for
new season

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Complete repair and restoration
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gilding to paintings and mirror
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Reupholstery & Loose Covers
Traditional & modern work from
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beautiful rooms using fabric,
wallpaper, paint, lighting, carpets,
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For sale GRAND PIANO dark
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quality and condition. £1,500
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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
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The Rookery Café
Our leafy location is the perfect
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Dr Doolittles 2 Pet Shop &
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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
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We specialise in many different
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Train information 03457 484950
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020 8835 7067
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Streatham Ice and Leisure Centre 020 8677 5758
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Chuka Umunna MP (local surgery) 020 8835 7062
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a23 streatham hill
healthy streets
scheme
Transport for London (TfL),
together with Lambeth
Council, would like to know
your views on proposals to
transform the road network
and public environment
at the A23 Streatham Hill,
between Sternhold Avenue
and Holmewood Road.
Full information on the
proposals are available
on our website at tﬂ.gov.
uk/streatham-hill and the
consultation is open for
comment until Sunday 22
March 2020.
the proposed scheme will
make it easier, safer and more
pleasant for people to cycle
and walk and would provide
benefits for all street users in
the area. Our proposals are an
important part of the mayor of
London's transport strategy,
are guided by our healthy
streets approach, and are an
important part of our Walking
and Cycling action Plans. they
also directly contribute to
our Vision Zero target to stop
people from dying and being
seriously injured on London’s
road network by 2041.
We have worked with local
stakeholders and communities
in the area to develop
proposals which provide
benefits for all street users in
the area and are proposing
a number of features along
the route to make it safer and
more pleasant for people who
cycle and walk, whilst keeping
buses running on time.
to complement this scheme,
we have been working
with Lambeth Council to
investigate creating a low
traffic neighbourhood in the
residential areas to the east
of the a23. this will protect
local streets from being used
by through traffic. Further
details will be available to view
and comment on from the 22
February when the webpage
bit.ly/streathamhillLtN goes
live.
the scheme includes some
significant changes and
various small changes to the
street layouts such as:
• High quality segregated
cycle lanes throughout
the extents of the scheme
to improve safety and
encourage more to cycle
• Straight-across pedestrian
crossings relocated to
where people want to
walk and cross the road,
including 2 new pedestrian
crossings and zebra
crossings to cross the
cycle lane to signalised
pedestrian crossings across
the main carriageway
• Bus lanes maintained
or implemented, and
operational hours extended
to between 7am-7pm
monday to saturday
throughout the scheme
• 20mph speed limit to
improve safety for those
who walk or cycle, and to
reduce traffic dominance in
the area
• Relocation of some bus
stops and the introduction
of bus stop bypasses
• Changes to side road
access including
restrictions and closures,
redesign and resurfacing.
this is to assist in both the
relocation of the pedestrian
crossings and to reduce
conflict between those
cycling and vehicles turning
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• New traffic signals at the
telford avenue junction to
enable buses to safely exit
the bus garage and to allow
for the introduction of 2
new signalised pedestrian
crossings. this will provide
people with a safe place
to cross and allow those
cycling to move through
the junction while any
conflicting traffic is held
• Improvements to public
urban realm throughout the
route, unlocking areas by
removing central brick build
planters and planting of
new trees and landscaping
• Changes to some parking
and loading provision. We
have sought to provide
adequate parking and
loading to match demand,
however in order to deliver
the scheme, and promote
sustainable transport usage
whilst retaining bus lanes,
we are proposing to reduce
the number of loading and
parking bays
Please check the map
attached and visit our website,
tfl.gov.uk/streatham-hill for
full information on changes
to side road access from the
a23 and details of changes
to parking and loading
provisions. the website also
includes information on
traffic modelling, our ‘Healthy
streets’ check and equality
impact assessment. You will
also find on the website useful
information such as alternative
suggested routings where
access changes are proposed
We will be holding public drop-
in sessions where you can
view the proposals, speak to
members of the project team
and ask questions. Details are
as follows:
Thursday 27 February,
10:30 - 18:45 streatham tate
Library, 63 streatham high
road
Wednesday 4 March, 15:15
- 20:30 streatham space
Project, sternhold avenue
Saturday 7 March, 13:15 -
16:15 streatham tate Library,
63 streatham high road
We would like to know what
you think about our proposals
and invite you to respond to
our online survey which is open
for comment until sunday 22
march 2020 on our website, at
tfl.gov.uk/streatham-hill
If you require paper copies of
all the consultation materials
and a response form,
copies in Braille, large text
or another language please
email consultations@tfl.gov.
uk or writing to FreePOst tFL
CONsULtatIONs. Or call us on
0343 222 1155*
*Service and network charges apply.
Visit tfl.gov.uk/terms for details

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New bus stop bypassTelford Avenue now
one-way out

LANE
BUS
LANE
BUS
LANE
BUS
LANE
BUS
LANE
BUS
BUS
LANE
STOP
BUS
STOP
BUS
STOP
BUS
STOP
BUS
TIERNEYROAD
STAPLEFIELDCLOSE
STREATHAM HILL
New bus stop bypassNew bus lane Mon - Sat,
7am to 7pm
Seven parking spaces
removed
Relocated pedestrian crossing
and additional cycle crossing
New bus stop
bypass
cycle lane
New speed ramp
New raised area
New cycle lane
Key:
Existing pavement
Existing road
Existing landscape
Existing tree
New tactile paving
Bus stop

BUS
A205
S'CIRC
BUS
LANE
A23
S'HAM
STOP
BUS
STOP
BUS
CHRISTCHURCHROAD
BRIXTON HILL
STREATHAM
PLACE
STREATHAM HILL
BRIXTON HILL
New signal phase to
protect cyclists

A205
S'CIRC
A23
S'HAM
STOP
BUS
HOLMEWOODROAD
MORRISHROAD BRIXTON HILL
Five parking spaces removed
Loading bay retained
New two-way segregated
cycle lane
Footpath narrowed
Existing pedestrian crossing
to be raised
Parking bay on Morrish Road
extended by one space
cycle lane
New speed ramp
New raised area
New cycle lane
Key:
Existing pavement
Existing road
Existing landscape
Existing tree
New tactile paving
Bus stop

68 Streatham Hill, London, SW2 4RD
Tel: 0208 677 6608 - Email: mail@emmasestateagents.co.uk
www.emmasestateagents.co.uk

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