About

Streatham Pulse is an independent website for and about Streatham. The Blog includes articles about music, arts & culture, regeneration, news and politics.

The Listings give you the lowdown on local events, and the businesses, both on and off the High Road. The Streatham Network is where you can join up and become a member of the community. You’ll get your own profile page, which you can use however you like. This a great place for local artists, musicians, community groups or independent businesses to promote themselves. The Forum is the place to discuss local issues, place an advert, make a recommendation or write a review.

Streatham Pulse was set up by a local resident, with a keen appreciation for one of South London’s less celebrated areas, and with too much time on his hands. We aim to argue the case for Streatham as London’s greatest un-sung area.

Streatham Pulse started small in the summer of 2009 but has really picked up a head of steam since. The Streatham Guardian wrote an article about Streatham Pulse in March 2010, when the Streatham clothing range was released. At the beginning of May 2010, New London Review, a magazine for Streatham, Brixton & Clapham was launched and featured several articles from Streatham Pulse. In January 2011 Streatham Pulse was added to, journalist, Dave Hill’s list of the best London Blogs in The Guardian online.

If you like the site, the greatest support you could give would be to join the Streatham Network and encourage your friends to do the same. Please use the forum to start a discussion, offer something for sale, recommend a good local plumber, or just chat. You can also follow Streatham Pulse on Twitter or like Streatham Pulse on Facebook.

We’re always happy to receive new content from local writers, film makers, musicians and artists so if you’d like to contribute to Streatham Pulse please contact us at the email address below with your ideas.

Thanks and enjoy the site.

Streatham Pulse

You can contact Streatham Pulse by email at streathampulse@gmail.com