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
To celebrate Circular Economy Week, Team London Bridge are giving away £50 vouchers towards repairs at three brilliant local businesses; Ross Watch Repairs, Fone Doctors and James Shoe Care.
Got a watch that’s stopped, a phone screen that’s cracked, or shoes that need a bit of love? Don’t replace it, repair it.
Monday 12th – Friday 16th October, 3 Venues
To celebrate Circular Economy Week, Team London Bridge are giving away £50 vouchers towards repairs at three brilliant local businesses; Ross Watch Repairs, Fone Doctors and James Shoe Care.
Repairing instead of replacing cuts waste, saves money, and supports independent shops right here in London Bridge.
How it works:
Sign up via the link with your name, email and phone number (one voucher per person)
You’ll receive a password by email
Take it to your chosen shop, quote the password, and your bill will be reduced by up to £50
Note: TicketTailor will ask you to select a date and time when signing up, but this can be ignored. You can visit the shop any time during the week that suits you.
There are only 5 vouchers available per venue, so sign up early! Team London Bridge members will be prioritised.
Vouchers cover repairs, servicing and required parts only (not new items or accessories).
Got a watch that’s stopped, a phone screen that’s cracked, or shoes that need a bit of love? Don’t replace it, repair it.
Monday 12th – Friday 16th October, 3 Venues
To celebrate Circular Economy Week, Team London Bridge are giving away £50 vouchers towards repairs at three brilliant local businesses; Ross Watch Repairs, Fone Doctors and James Shoe Care.
Repairing instead of replacing cuts waste, saves money, and supports independent shops right here in London Bridge.
How it works:
Sign up via the link with your name, email and phone number (one voucher per person)
You’ll receive a password by email
Take it to your chosen shop, quote the password, and your bill will be reduced by up to £50
Note: TicketTailor will ask you to select a date and time when signing up, but this can be ignored. You can visit the shop any time during the week that suits you.
There are only 5 vouchers available per venue, so sign up early! Team London Bridge members will be prioritised.
Vouchers cover repairs, servicing and required parts only (not new items or accessories).
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?