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Check Mecca Bingo Eltham Hill in London, Eltham Hill on Cylex and find ☎ 020 8850 3767, contact info, ⌚ opening hours. Mecca Eltham is located on the appropriately named Eltham Hill Road in Greenwich. The club boasts lots of great facilities, including regular bingo and electronic bingo games (Mecca Max), hearing loop, disabled toilets and access, a bar, freshly prepared food from their diner and elusive car parking spaces to the rear.

Eltham Hill,
Eltham Hill,
Greater London,
SE9 5ED

Telephone Number

0208 850 3767

Web Address

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Opening Hours

Not Available

Additional Information

Session Times

Eltham Hill Bingo Hall

Mon-Sun: 13.30, 19.30
Sat: 14.00, 19.30

Session Prices

• Monday Afternoon: £10.00
• Monday Evening: £10 All in
• Tuesday Afternoon: £8.00
• Tuesday Evening: £10.00
• Wednesday Afternoon: £10.00
• Wednesday Evening: £15.00
• Thursday Afternoon: £10.00
• Thursday Evening: £10.00
• Friday Afternoon: £10.00 Link
• Friday Evening: £10.00
• Saturday Afternoon: £15.00
• Saturday Evening: £15.00
• Sunday Afternoon: £10.00
• Sunday Evening: £21.00

Facilities

• Bar
• Diner
• Cash Machines
• Slot Machines
• Disabled Facilities
• Parking: 70 Spaces

Directions

Once in the High Street walk down until you come to the church which is on the right-hand side - continue walking and you will come to the swimming baths & the bingo hall is directly opposite.

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A gang of thieves who carried out a £50,000 spate of violent robberies on security vans across southeast London have been jailed.

The four-strong organised crime group rushed guards carrying cash boxes as they made deliveries to Post Offices, a Co-Op, and a Mecca Bingo Hall.

They managed to get away with £28,000 in the final raid, but were captured by the Met’s Flying Squad following a high-speed chase.

At Woolwich crown court on Friday, Kieran Beazley, 33, Sam Holmes, 29, Sanchez Williams, 32, and David Leadbeater, 31, were all jailed after admitting conspiracy to rob.

The group, who all have a string of previous convictions, wore masks and gloves as they carried out the robberies between February and June this year.

A security guard was ambushed outside a Post Office in Mottingham on March 4, with one of the robbers – believes to be Beazley – “barging” him and grabbing the cash box.

Another of the gang was brandishing a screwdriver as they fled, driving away in a stolen Ranger Rover Evoque which was later found abandoned.

They struck again on June 4 at a Co-Op in Blackfen, southeast London, arriving in a white van with false numberplates before “violently barging the guard into the railings at the front of the shop”, said the Met.

A cash box containing £12,500 was briefly stolen, but the guard – together with a member of the public – tackled one of the thieves and retrieved the money.

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Eight days later they carried out a robbery on a security van at New Eltham Post Office, but the Flying Squad was already lying in wait.

Beazley, Holmes and Williams emerged from their stolen vehicle and “sprinted towards the guard”, with Beazley rugby-tackling him to the ground to steal the cash box containing £28,000.

Leadbeater was the getaway driver, but their van was eventually stopped after crashing into pursuing police vehicles.

Beazley and Holmes are also believed to have been the robbers who ambushed a van outside a Mecca Bingo Hall in Eltham on February 17, when almost £7,000 was stolen.

Beazley, from Eltham, admitted three counts of conspiracy to rob, two counts of handling stolen goods, robbery, and three charges of driving while disqualified, and was jailed for ten years and eight months.

Williams, of New Cross, received a sentence of seven years and eight months, and Leadbeater, from Plumstead was jailed for ten years and eight months, after they both admitted involvement in three of the robberies.

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Holmes, from Mottingham, pleaded guilty to one of the robberies and was jailed for 11-and-a-half years.

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Detective Inspector Gail Lilley, of Central Specialist Crime, called the robbers “career criminals” adding: “We have put a stop to their criminal activities and taken dangerous criminals off the street.'