12–18 October 2026
London’s circular economy showcase returns for a ninth year — seven days of events to grow momentum and spearhead progress towards a low carbon, resilient economy
London’s annual circular economy showcase returns for a ninth year, with events all across the city and beyond.
Join the stuff revolution! Circular Economy Week is a week of events hosted by ReLondon and a diverse range of organisations – in London, UK and beyond – to celebrate and share progress towards a circular economy and low carbon, resilient and resource-efficient cities where everyone can thrive.
CE Week 2026 takes place during another turbulent year of geopolitical instability, global supply chain issues and extreme weather – moving to a circular economy feels more urgent than ever before.
Circular Economy Week is our opportunity to engage, connect and mobilise for a low carbon, resilient and resource-efficient economy where everyone can thrive – we hope you’ll join us!
I’m so excited to be launching Circular Economy Week 2026! This is an inspiring showcase of the leaders and innovators pioneering the transition to a greener, fairer and more resourceful future for Londoners and beyond.
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A free half-day event designed for SMEs, CEOs, managing partners, and senior leaders across London and the South East.
Start London Circular Economy Week 2026 with a bang by joining this free half-day event on 12 October 2026 at Greenwich Campus, London South East Colleges, designed for SMEs, CEOs, managing partners, and senior leaders across London and the South East. Whether you’re a Chamber member or not, this event is your opportunity to explore resilient economic models and adapt to major business challenges.
What to expect:
Insights into the impacts of the current economic model
A Value Hill tool to identify actionable circular economy strategies
The superpowers of the Circular Economy unveiled
What you’ll gain:
New collaborations to strengthen your network
Concrete actions to transition to a more robust business model
A deeper understanding of the circular economy and its transformative potential
Greater adaptability in a rapidly changing economic landscape
Format:
09:00 Opening the door
09:45 Welcome and Opening speaker/interview (30 min) + Q&A
10:30 Circular Economy Collage session
13:00 Networking opportunities
Start London Circular Economy Week 2026 with a bang by joining this free half-day event on 12 October 2026 at Greenwich Campus, London South East Colleges, designed for SMEs, CEOs, managing partners, and senior leaders across London and the South East. Whether you’re a Chamber member or not, this event is your opportunity to explore resilient economic models and adapt to major business challenges.
What to expect:
Insights into the impacts of the current economic model
A Value Hill tool to identify actionable circular economy strategies
The superpowers of the Circular Economy unveiled
What you’ll gain:
New collaborations to strengthen your network
Concrete actions to transition to a more robust business model
A deeper understanding of the circular economy and its transformative potential
Greater adaptability in a rapidly changing economic landscape
Format:
09:00 Opening the door
09:45 Welcome and Opening speaker/interview (30 min) + Q&A
10:30 Circular Economy Collage session
13:00 Networking opportunities
This Circular Economy Week, Surface Matter are looking at what it takes to rescue, retain, reuse and rehome materials – and keep them moving for longer.
KEEPING MATERIALS MOVING
A fit-out ends. The materials don’t have to.
Too often, good materials are stripped out, written off and sent on their way — despite having plenty of life left in them.
This Circular Economy Week, Surface Matter are looking at what it takes to rescue, retain, reuse and rehome materials – and keep them moving for longer.
From specification and strip-out to storage, resale and reuse: what’s working, what’s getting in the way and what could we do differently?
KEEPING MATERIALS MOVING
A fit-out ends. The materials don’t have to.
Too often, good materials are stripped out, written off and sent on their way — despite having plenty of life left in them.
This Circular Economy Week, Surface Matter are looking at what it takes to rescue, retain, reuse and rehome materials – and keep them moving for longer.
From specification and strip-out to storage, resale and reuse: what’s working, what’s getting in the way and what could we do differently?
FACT have been to 2036 and brought an office back with us. 75% of the furniture is reused. 100% is beautiful. AI didn’t destroy us, the fires didn’t engulf us. We won.
FACT have been to 2036 and brought an office back with us. 75% of the furniture is reused. 100% is beautiful. AI didn’t destroy us, the fires didn’t engulf us. We won.
F**K DOOM
Registration required.
FACT have been to 2036 and brought an office back with us. 75% of the furniture is reused. 100% is beautiful. AI didn’t destroy us, the fires didn’t engulf us. We won.
F**K DOOM
Registration required.
