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The Streatham Investment and Growth Strategy 2019-30 sets out plans to explore opportunities for Streatham Hill Theatre as part of a wider regeneration strategy for Streatham that aims to: challenge perceptions and attract inward Investment to Streatham; diversify… Read More
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Now that bingo has ceased, the Friends of Streatham Hill are campaigning for the building to be brought back into use for arts/culture/performance use for the benefit of the community. This would support regeneration of the local area,… Read More
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It’s almost Christmas and Panto season is well underway. Meanwhile,campaigners to save the Streatham Hill Theatre are working towards a time when the landmark building, known most recently for being a bingo hall, will be transformed into a… Read More
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Our flashmob photocall was held on Sunday 25th November at 3pm outside Streatham Hill Theatre, to demonstrate the support from the community for the Asset of Community Value (ACV) status for the building. The BBC London News report… Read More
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The Friends of Streatham Hill Theatre are organising a flash mob photoshoot to save this beautiful and historic theatre and to show Beacon Bingo and Lambeth Council how much the space means to the local community. Hundreds are… Read More
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The Friends met to discuss and agree how to respond to Beacon Bingo’s appeal to Lambeth Council to revoke the Asset of Community Value (ACV) status granted to Streatham Hill Theatre. David Harvey (Chair of the Friends) gave… Read More
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Today, 5th September 2018, The Friends have been told that owners have submitted a request for a review of the ACV status. We will respond in due course.
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On 2nd July 2018, Lambeth’s Assessment Panel granted the Friends nomination for ACV status for the building.
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There is a ‘sleeping beauty’ waiting to be awoken in Streatham, South London. A unique gem, a lavish Grade 2 listed theatre, designed and built in the late 1920’s for an audience of over 2500 with a stage… Read More
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