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The Society holds one regular meeting each month throughout the year, with the main meeting focussing on local issues. It also engages with other local groups at their events and is a participant in the Streatham Festival, the Furzedown Festival, the Wandsworth Festival and events organised by the Lambeth Local History Forum.

​The Society, with its bookstall, is often present at other local events and at public meetings concerned with planning or development issues.

Help at events or with Society activities is always welcome. 

Our meetings take place between 7:30pm and 9:30pm on the first Tuesday of each month at "St Leonard's Church , Streatham, London, SW16 1HS. This splendid Church is in the centre of Streatham, close to Streatham Station and Streatham Hill Station is also nearby. The church is served by numerous bus routes and the nearest tube station is Tooting Bec on the Northern Line.

Visitors are welcome to attend a meeting and there is no admission charge. Non-members and Visitors are requested to make a minimum donation of £2 to cover our costs.
ALL OUR TALKS, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED, ARE FREE- AN OPTIONAL  DONATION OF £2 PER PERSON

BOOKING IS NOT REQUIRED AS THERE IS PLENTY OF SPACE AT OUR VENUE
Tuesday 6th January 2026 Who Murdered Bravo
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Tuesday 3rd February 2026 Oscar Wilde at Wandsworth Prison
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Tuesday 3rd March 2026 - From the Streets of Siam to the Streets of London: The remarkable career of John Thomson
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Tuesday 7th April  2026 - The Effects of Climate Change
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Tuesday 5th May  2026 - Magic Lantern to Multiplex
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Next Meeting


Our next talk of 2026  is on 3rd February. An illustrated talk by Stewart McLaughlin, Oscar Wilde at Wandsworth Prison








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