The deadline of 30th May for comments has passed and thank you if you have sent in your objections. There are delays between you sending your comments and them appearing on the Lambeth planning portal as they have to be checked by Lambeth officers and personal data removed. The case officer only works Tues-Thurs and there has been a high volume of comments. If you are still concerned after this next Thursday, you can email the objections to planning@lambeth.gov.uk, giving the reference and your name/address, tell them when you submitted and ask for confirmation. More info here.
But if you haven’t sent in your comment it’s still worth a try! There have been several issues with the Lambeth Planning Portal along the way so hopefully they will look kindly on “late” comments.
We now have to wait for Lambeth officers to assess the application, taking into account the comments for and against, and make a recommendation. We then expect the application to go to Lambeth councillors on the Planning Committee for a decision. Looking at planned committee dates, this may take a few months!
There’s more on our campaign page.
There is a ‘sleeping beauty’ at risk in Streatham, South London. A unique gem, a lavish Grade 2 listed theatre, designed and built in the late 1920s for an audience of over 2500 with a stage large enough to take the very biggest shows.
The Friends aim to save and reawaken her for the benefit of the community!
It would be a ‘quick win’ to bring this gorgeous theatre back to life as a multi-purpose arts, culture and entertainment centre for the community.
Explore the Streatham Hill Theatre’s amazing heritage and imagine potential amazing futures! Open all the time.
Please join us and support our campaign. Explore our website to find out more about the building and our campaign. Sign up for newsletters, follow us on social media, and ask your friends and colleagues to do the same. Come along to our regular campaign meetings and other events.
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