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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Discover how buildings can cut emissions to zero and breathe easy
Join Circular Clean-Wave for a webinar all about the hidden side of buildings – the emissions they don’t produce! Find out how smarter design and tech can create greener spaces without the usual environmental footprint. This session will walk you through NEEDC – Clean-Wave’s Net Embodied Emissions and Decarbonisation Certification methodology.
This session is perfect for anyone curious about sustainable living and architecture. Don’t miss out on discovering how buildings can be part of the solution!
Join Circular Clean-Wave for a webinar all about the hidden side of buildings – the emissions they don’t produce! Find out how smarter design and tech can create greener spaces without the usual environmental footprint. This session will walk you through NEEDC – Clean-Wave’s Net Embodied Emissions and Decarbonisation Certification methodology.
This session is perfect for anyone curious about sustainable living and architecture. Don’t miss out on discovering how buildings can be part of the solution!
How can organisations build the capabilities needed for the circular transition? Discover practical strategies using systems thinking, inclusive leadership and strategic innovation.
How can organisations build the capabilities needed for the circular transition? Discover practical strategies using systems thinking, inclusive leadership and strategic innovation.
How can organisations build the capabilities needed for the circular transition? Discover practical strategies using systems thinking, inclusive leadership and strategic innovation.
Join The Fitzrovia Partnership for a conversation with Kate Allan and Emma Chaplin, founders of London-based non-profit PropUp Project, exploring how circular thinking can turn waste into meaningful social and environmental impact, right on your doorstep.
Working across the UK’s major television broadcasters gave Kate and Emma first-hand insight into the industry’s waste challenge and inspired them to find a better way to manage materials and resources.
In 2021, they founded PropUp to put that thinking into practice. Their model keeps props, sets and equipment in use for longer, while redirecting materials from production into schools, charities, and community organisations. It’s a practical example of how circular economy principles can deliver tangible ESG outcomes: reducing waste, extending resource lifecycles, and creating social value.
With one of PropUp’s hubs based in Fitzrovia, we’ll also look closer to home, exploring how local businesses can support circular initiatives through surplus clearances, office moves and refurbishment projects, while creating positive impact for local people and communities.
Expect an optimistic, practical discussion about collaboration, sustainability and lasting social value, with plenty of opportunity to meet your neighbours along the way.
Arrivals from 5:00pm, with the presentation starting promptly at 5:30pm, followed by discussion and networking. EventBrite link to be shared soon
Working across the UK’s major television broadcasters gave Kate and Emma first-hand insight into the industry’s waste challenge and inspired them to find a better way to manage materials and resources.
In 2021, they founded PropUp to put that thinking into practice. Their model keeps props, sets and equipment in use for longer, while redirecting materials from production into schools, charities, and community organisations. It’s a practical example of how circular economy principles can deliver tangible ESG outcomes: reducing waste, extending resource lifecycles, and creating social value.
With one of PropUp’s hubs based in Fitzrovia, we’ll also look closer to home, exploring how local businesses can support circular initiatives through surplus clearances, office moves and refurbishment projects, while creating positive impact for local people and communities.
Expect an optimistic, practical discussion about collaboration, sustainability and lasting social value, with plenty of opportunity to meet your neighbours along the way.
Arrivals from 5:00pm, with the presentation starting promptly at 5:30pm, followed by discussion and networking. EventBrite link to be shared soon