Historic England’s most recent Heritage at Risk Register was published on 5 November 2026. The Register identifies heritage sites most at risk of being lost as a result of neglect, decay or inappropriate development. HE’s regional teams work… Read More
At the Streatham Hill Safer Neighbourhood Meeting on the evening of 21st October when discussing the Criminal and Anti-Social Behaviour (C/ASB) around the slot machine parlour in the front of the theatre, the concerned residents were told that… Read More
Ruach City Church has organized a number of Open Day sessions for the Open House Festival 2026. Originally planned for 3 days, 15th to 17th September, they have had to cancel the Weds 16th slot. We understand there… Read More
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It was confirmed verbally by Ruach City Church that the historic foundation stone laying plaque has been stolen from the front of the theatre, having been there since 1928! Issues with the plaque fixings have been reported several… Read More
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Much lauded as the man instrumental in creating the Streatham Hill Theatre, Hugh Kingdon has an infamous past remained hidden until now: See Tim Whitaker’s article here: https://www.streathamsociety.org.uk/news/hugh-kingdon
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After we heard reports that the foundation stone laying plaque had gone missing from the theatre, we went to check and found that the plaque had indeed gone. This follows interference with the plaque fixings reported last year…. Read More
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Back in 2017, the Theatres Trust added Streatham Hill Theatre to its “At Risk” register. Each year since, the theatre has remained on that list, and it has been confirmed today that it is still on this year’s… Read More
The Winter 2025-26 edition of Streatham Society‘s News Magazine has a feature on the history of Streatham Hill Theatre with photos, plus a review of the recent concert by Brixton Chamber Orchestra. The society publishes online copies of… Read More
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New research from Historic England suggests emotional connection to historic places is fundamental to our wellbeing, as its chairman Lord Neil Mendoza explains in an article in Arts Professional. According to compelling new research from Historic England and… Read More
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We spoke with Dr Kate Jordan of Westminster University earlier in the year as she was researching the take over of former cinemas as places of worship, and had come across Streatham Hill Theatre, which while not a… Read More
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