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Streatham Hub - is a 50% bigger Tesco a price worth paying for the project?
Submitted by Robert Doyle on Fri, 19/03/2010 - 20:36The papers for Lambeth Council’s Cabinet meeting next Monday 29 March about the Streatham Hub are now on the Lambeth website:
Streatham Hub update: confirmed dates for Tesco and Lambeth decisions
Submitted by Robert Doyle on Sun, 14/03/2010 - 17:57News just in. The Streatham Hub is not on the published agenda for next Monday’s meeting of Lambeth’s Cabinet. Thanks to some sterling detective work by Streatham Ice Skating Action Group, we now have the following:
Welcome to Angelina Purcell - Streatham's new Town Centre Manager
Submitted by Robert Doyle on Wed, 17/02/2010 - 20:52This is a very belated posting to say hello to Angelina Purcell, who is Lambeth Council’s new permanent “Town Centre Manager” for Streatham.
This is a much-needed return to the commercial focus in the Town Centre Manager role, and Angelina’s background running Croydon’s Chamber of Commerce has to be a good thing.
We look forward to working with Angelina and Streatham’s business community to make Streatham a better place, starting with Streatham High Road. ...read more
Thanks to everyone who came to our Feb 10th meeting about the Hub (meeting minutes attached)
Submitted by Robert Doyle on Thu, 11/02/2010 - 01:53This is just a brief post to thank every one of the 200 people who came out to tonight’s meeting on a bitterly cold night. They included a lot of ice rink users of all ages, and I hope they haven’t been put off coming again!
The absence of Tescos made it a particularly frustrating evening, with Lambeth Councillors and Officers still citing commercial confidentiality, despite previous hopes that a deal would have been announced before Christmas.
We’ll try and put up some fuller notes as soon as possible. ...read more
In the bleak midwinter... STREATHAM HUB UPDATE
Submitted by Robert Doyle on Thu, 17/12/2009 - 18:57As many of you will be aware from the local press, Lambeth Council and Tesco failed to respond within their original eight week deadline from our Novermber public meeting with their updated proposals for the Hub site.
We are being assured that something wil be announced in the New Year.
Streatham Action are planning a public meeting on Leisure in Streatham to discuss both the closure of the Leisure Centre, and the ongoing uncertainty about the longer-term plans for the hub.
UPDATE: 18 December ...read more



