Events
The eighth annual circular economy showcase #CEweek2025
Join the stuff revolution. Combating the climate emergency with the circular economy.
#CEweek2025 is a week of inspiration, celebration and showcasing to gear up the stuff revolution.
It’s hosted by ReLondon – but there’ll be lots of events hosted by other organisations and cities throughout the week.
We’re thrilled to be co-running this year’s event alongside Circular Cities Week, hosted by Circular Economy Institute – find an event in a city near you!
Want to host an event this CE Week? Get in touch and we’ll help you get it up and running and listed on here.
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Intro to reclaimed woodworking
Want to learn how to use power tools, find materials, build and repair things? Come along to this workshop where you will learn how to use hand and power tools to build with reclaimed wood. Perfect for total beginners!
Working with reclaimed timber not only reduces waste, but also creates great opportunities for artistic creation in garden and furniture design. You will be amazed at what’s possible – seating and social spaces, water-efficient planters, pergolas, and limitless other options! Your completed project will go to support one of our many community garden partners.
Find out more about the environmental impact of timber waste and how you can help. Suitable for ages 16+. PPE provided. Enclosed footwear must be worn. The GED is an outdoor space, so bring weather-appropriate clothing! There will be a short lunch break so please bring some lunch with you.
Location: London, E8 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: The Woodshop of Recycled Delights
Want to learn how to use power tools, find materials, build and repair things? Come along to this workshop where you will learn how to use hand and power tools to build with reclaimed wood. Perfect for total beginners!
Working with reclaimed timber not only reduces waste, but also creates great opportunities for artistic creation in garden and furniture design. You will be amazed at what’s possible – seating and social spaces, water-efficient planters, pergolas, and limitless other options! Your completed project will go to support one of our many community garden partners.
Find out more about the environmental impact of timber waste and how you can help. Suitable for ages 16+. PPE provided. Enclosed footwear must be worn. The GED is an outdoor space, so bring weather-appropriate clothing! There will be a short lunch break so please bring some lunch with you.
Location: London, E8 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Intro to reclaimed woodworking
Want to learn how to use power tools, find materials, build and repair things? Come along to this workshop where you will learn how to use hand and power tools to build with reclaimed wood. Perfect for total beginners!
Working with reclaimed timber not only reduces waste, but also creates great opportunities for artistic creation in garden and furniture design. You will be amazed at what’s possible – seating and social spaces, water-efficient planters, pergolas, and limitless other options! Your completed project will go to support one of our many community garden partners.
Find out more about the environmental impact of timber waste and how you can help. Suitable for ages 16+. PPE provided. Enclosed footwear must be worn. The GED is an outdoor space, so bring weather-appropriate clothing! There will be a short lunch break so please bring some lunch with you.
Location: London, E8 / Pre-registration required
Wilton Estate repair cafe
Free Repair Cafe for Wilton Estate (Hackney) residents.
Get help fixing small electricals, bikes and textiles. Please note this is a walk-in-only event, operating on a first come, first served basis.
If you are local and would like to drop in, please email greenerhackney@hackney.gov.uk
Location: London E8
Organiser: Wilton Estate TRA (with support from Hackney Council)
Free Repair Cafe for Wilton Estate (Hackney) residents.
Get help fixing small electricals, bikes and textiles. Please note this is a walk-in-only event, operating on a first come, first served basis.
If you are local and would like to drop in, please email greenerhackney@hackney.gov.uk
Location: London E8
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Wilton Estate repair cafe
Free Repair Cafe for Wilton Estate (Hackney) residents.
Get help fixing small electricals, bikes and textiles. Please note this is a walk-in-only event, operating on a first come, first served basis.
If you are local and would like to drop in, please email greenerhackney@hackney.gov.uk
Location: London E8
Electrical repair workshop
Come to Sustainable Thornton Heath’s monthly repair party, where fixers will be on hand to help you repair your broken electronics.
Items must be able to be easily carried (no more than 10kg). Sorry – no microwaves or mobile phones.
A fix can’t be guaranteed but the friendly fixers will do their best. First come, first served – so wait times will depend on how busy it is and how many fixers are available on the day.
Location: London SE25 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Sustainable Thornton Heath
Come to Sustainable Thornton Heath’s monthly repair party, where fixers will be on hand to help you repair your broken electronics.
Items must be able to be easily carried (no more than 10kg). Sorry – no microwaves or mobile phones.
A fix can’t be guaranteed but the friendly fixers will do their best. First come, first served – so wait times will depend on how busy it is and how many fixers are available on the day.
Location: London SE25 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Electrical repair workshop
Come to Sustainable Thornton Heath’s monthly repair party, where fixers will be on hand to help you repair your broken electronics.
Items must be able to be easily carried (no more than 10kg). Sorry – no microwaves or mobile phones.
A fix can’t be guaranteed but the friendly fixers will do their best. First come, first served – so wait times will depend on how busy it is and how many fixers are available on the day.
Location: London SE25 / Pre-registration required
Repair Café
Join Barnet Council for a fun and eco-friendly event where you can bring your broken items and learn how to fix them with the help of skilled partners.
Please bring along: any small electrical items like laptops, kitchen utensils, vacuum cleaners; bicycles to be fixed; textiles in need of mending; unwanted laptops to be donated.
Repair and reuse instead of throwing things away. Let’s work together to reduce waste and promote sustainability in our community.
Location: London NW2 / Pre-registration recommended
Organiser: London Borough of Barnet
Join Barnet Council for a fun and eco-friendly event where you can bring your broken items and learn how to fix them with the help of skilled partners.
Please bring along: any small electrical items like laptops, kitchen utensils, vacuum cleaners; bicycles to be fixed; textiles in need of mending; unwanted laptops to be donated.
Repair and reuse instead of throwing things away. Let’s work together to reduce waste and promote sustainability in our community.
Location: London NW2 / Pre-registration recommended
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Repair Café
Join Barnet Council for a fun and eco-friendly event where you can bring your broken items and learn how to fix them with the help of skilled partners.
Please bring along: any small electrical items like laptops, kitchen utensils, vacuum cleaners; bicycles to be fixed; textiles in need of mending; unwanted laptops to be donated.
Repair and reuse instead of throwing things away. Let’s work together to reduce waste and promote sustainability in our community.
Location: London NW2 / Pre-registration recommended
Clothes mending circle
Got a rip, missing button, or worn-out seam? Fix it, don’t bin it! Bring your loved-but-damaged clothes to this BYO mending session hosted by La Modista CIC!
We’ll provide the tools, materials, and know-how to help you breathe new life into your wardrobe – one stitch at a time. No experience needed!
Location: W12 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: La Modista CIC
Got a rip, missing button, or worn-out seam? Fix it, don’t bin it! Bring your loved-but-damaged clothes to this BYO mending session hosted by La Modista CIC!
We’ll provide the tools, materials, and know-how to help you breathe new life into your wardrobe – one stitch at a time. No experience needed!
Location: W12 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Clothes mending circle
Got a rip, missing button, or worn-out seam? Fix it, don’t bin it! Bring your loved-but-damaged clothes to this BYO mending session hosted by La Modista CIC!
We’ll provide the tools, materials, and know-how to help you breathe new life into your wardrobe – one stitch at a time. No experience needed!
Location: W12 / Pre-registration required
Repair Café
Join Barnet Council for a fun and eco-friendly event where you can bring your broken items and learn how to fix them with the help of skilled partners.
Please bring along: any small electrical items like laptops, kitchen utensils, vacuum cleaners; bicycles to be fixed; textiles in need of mending; unwanted laptops to be donated.
Repair and reuse instead of throwing things away. Let’s work together to reduce waste and promote sustainability in our community.
Location: London NW9 / Pre-registration recommended
Organiser: London Borough of Barnet
Join Barnet Council for a fun and eco-friendly event where you can bring your broken items and learn how to fix them with the help of skilled partners.
Please bring along: any small electrical items like laptops, kitchen utensils, vacuum cleaners; bicycles to be fixed; textiles in need of mending; unwanted laptops to be donated.
Repair and reuse instead of throwing things away. Let’s work together to reduce waste and promote sustainability in our community.
Location: London NW9 / Pre-registration recommended
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Repair Café
Join Barnet Council for a fun and eco-friendly event where you can bring your broken items and learn how to fix them with the help of skilled partners.
Please bring along: any small electrical items like laptops, kitchen utensils, vacuum cleaners; bicycles to be fixed; textiles in need of mending; unwanted laptops to be donated.
Repair and reuse instead of throwing things away. Let’s work together to reduce waste and promote sustainability in our community.
Location: London NW9 / Pre-registration recommended
CE Week 2025 launch event – Circular innovation, local action
Join policy leaders and zero waste innovators at ReLondon’s opening event for Circular Economy Week 2025.
Connect with industry insiders to hear what’s happening in the UK’s thriving circular economy; meet zero-waste innovators making real change happen on the ground; and connect with policy leaders to gain first hand insight into this critical national agenda.
With a mix of panels, breakouts and workshop sessions, this highly interactive central London event will be the place to hear from business and community innovators on why circular economy is critical for growth, for communities, and for high streets to prosper.
Location: London N1 / Invite only – request an invitation via the ‘Register’ link below
Organiser: ReLondon
Join policy leaders and zero waste innovators at ReLondon’s opening event for Circular Economy Week 2025.
Connect with industry insiders to hear what’s happening in the UK’s thriving circular economy; meet zero-waste innovators making real change happen on the ground; and connect with policy leaders to gain first hand insight into this critical national agenda.
With a mix of panels, breakouts and workshop sessions, this highly interactive central London event will be the place to hear from business and community innovators on why circular economy is critical for growth, for communities, and for high streets to prosper.
Location: London N1 / Invite only – request an invitation via the ‘Register’ link below
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
CE Week 2025 launch event – Circular innovation, local action
Join policy leaders and zero waste innovators at ReLondon’s opening event for Circular Economy Week 2025.
Connect with industry insiders to hear what’s happening in the UK’s thriving circular economy; meet zero-waste innovators making real change happen on the ground; and connect with policy leaders to gain first hand insight into this critical national agenda.
With a mix of panels, breakouts and workshop sessions, this highly interactive central London event will be the place to hear from business and community innovators on why circular economy is critical for growth, for communities, and for high streets to prosper.
Location: London N1 / Invite only – request an invitation via the ‘Register’ link below
Circular economy workshop
Understand the linear and the circular economy. What are the problems and solutions? Let’s chart a course for circularity!
Join us for an interactive activity as part of ReLondon’s Circular Economy Week. This workshop will give you a clearer understanding of the issues related to our use of natural resources and to the waste we generate. It is a scalable workshop for teaching the essentials of the circular economy, suitable for newbies to learn and experts to share. The workshop is based on resources from the Circle Economy Foundation, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation and the UN Environment Programme. In the second half it teaches about how we can go circular as individuals, communities, nationally and at work.
This specific workshop will invite participants to think about how can they bring more circularity in their own activities.
Online / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Climate Clarity
Understand the linear and the circular economy. What are the problems and solutions? Let’s chart a course for circularity!
Join us for an interactive activity as part of ReLondon’s Circular Economy Week. This workshop will give you a clearer understanding of the issues related to our use of natural resources and to the waste we generate. It is a scalable workshop for teaching the essentials of the circular economy, suitable for newbies to learn and experts to share. The workshop is based on resources from the Circle Economy Foundation, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation and the UN Environment Programme. In the second half it teaches about how we can go circular as individuals, communities, nationally and at work.
This specific workshop will invite participants to think about how can they bring more circularity in their own activities.
Online / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Circular economy workshop
Understand the linear and the circular economy. What are the problems and solutions? Let’s chart a course for circularity!
Join us for an interactive activity as part of ReLondon’s Circular Economy Week. This workshop will give you a clearer understanding of the issues related to our use of natural resources and to the waste we generate. It is a scalable workshop for teaching the essentials of the circular economy, suitable for newbies to learn and experts to share. The workshop is based on resources from the Circle Economy Foundation, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation and the UN Environment Programme. In the second half it teaches about how we can go circular as individuals, communities, nationally and at work.
This specific workshop will invite participants to think about how can they bring more circularity in their own activities.
Online / Pre-registration required
Circular Economy Collage at Earls Court Community Hub
Every day, we consume natural resources and generate waste – but do we truly understand the impact of our choices? The Circular Economy Collage is an interactive, collaborative workshop that sheds light on these crucial issues and empowers you to become part of the solution!
Which resources are under the most pressure and why? How does our current economic model contribute to environmental challenges like climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss? What can we do – both individually and collectively – to shift towards a more sustainable system? You find answers to all these questions and more.
Based on scientific data and inspired by the Climate Fresk, this engaging 3-hour workshop helps you grasp the limits of our linear economy (take-make-waste) and explore the opportunities of the circular economy. Whether you’re a complete beginner or already familiar with sustainability, this workshop is for everyone!
Location: London W14 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Circular Economy Collage Association
Every day, we consume natural resources and generate waste – but do we truly understand the impact of our choices? The Circular Economy Collage is an interactive, collaborative workshop that sheds light on these crucial issues and empowers you to become part of the solution!
Which resources are under the most pressure and why? How does our current economic model contribute to environmental challenges like climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss? What can we do – both individually and collectively – to shift towards a more sustainable system? You find answers to all these questions and more.
Based on scientific data and inspired by the Climate Fresk, this engaging 3-hour workshop helps you grasp the limits of our linear economy (take-make-waste) and explore the opportunities of the circular economy. Whether you’re a complete beginner or already familiar with sustainability, this workshop is for everyone!
Location: London W14 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Circular Economy Collage at Earls Court Community Hub
Every day, we consume natural resources and generate waste – but do we truly understand the impact of our choices? The Circular Economy Collage is an interactive, collaborative workshop that sheds light on these crucial issues and empowers you to become part of the solution!
Which resources are under the most pressure and why? How does our current economic model contribute to environmental challenges like climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss? What can we do – both individually and collectively – to shift towards a more sustainable system? You find answers to all these questions and more.
Based on scientific data and inspired by the Climate Fresk, this engaging 3-hour workshop helps you grasp the limits of our linear economy (take-make-waste) and explore the opportunities of the circular economy. Whether you’re a complete beginner or already familiar with sustainability, this workshop is for everyone!
Location: London W14 / Pre-registration required
Rethinking mobility: the future beyond the car
Joint this special Fast Forward 2030 panel discussion on transport innovation, exploring new circular models beyond car dependency and the future of urban mobility.
Joined by Arthur Kay and Professor Dame Henrietta Moore, authors of a provocative new book ‘Roadkill: Unveiling the True Cost of Our Toxic Relationship with Cars’, this session will investigate how cities can reclaim space, how new circular business models are unlocking more equitable forms of mobility, and what freedom really means in a post-car world.
Location: London W1H / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Fast Forward 2030 & UCL Institute for Global Prosperity
Joint this special Fast Forward 2030 panel discussion on transport innovation, exploring new circular models beyond car dependency and the future of urban mobility.
Joined by Arthur Kay and Professor Dame Henrietta Moore, authors of a provocative new book ‘Roadkill: Unveiling the True Cost of Our Toxic Relationship with Cars’, this session will investigate how cities can reclaim space, how new circular business models are unlocking more equitable forms of mobility, and what freedom really means in a post-car world.
Location: London W1H / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Rethinking mobility: the future beyond the car
Joint this special Fast Forward 2030 panel discussion on transport innovation, exploring new circular models beyond car dependency and the future of urban mobility.
Joined by Arthur Kay and Professor Dame Henrietta Moore, authors of a provocative new book ‘Roadkill: Unveiling the True Cost of Our Toxic Relationship with Cars’, this session will investigate how cities can reclaim space, how new circular business models are unlocking more equitable forms of mobility, and what freedom really means in a post-car world.
Location: London W1H / Pre-registration required
Creating circular workspaces: how circular economy builds local skills and social impact
Join Crown Workspace UK Ltd at our Renew Centre for an interactive tour and discussion on how circular principles in workplace design and operations can drive local impact.
Explore how reuse, remanufacturing and responsible resource management can reduce waste whilst supporting community resilience, green skills and carbon reduction targets.
This event will showcase practical circular solutions and highlight how those managing and designing workspaces can create a more positive impact across communities. Perfect for facility managers, workplace designers and sustainability professionals.
Location: London N9 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Crown Workspace
Join Crown Workspace UK Ltd at our Renew Centre for an interactive tour and discussion on how circular principles in workplace design and operations can drive local impact.
Explore how reuse, remanufacturing and responsible resource management can reduce waste whilst supporting community resilience, green skills and carbon reduction targets.
This event will showcase practical circular solutions and highlight how those managing and designing workspaces can create a more positive impact across communities. Perfect for facility managers, workplace designers and sustainability professionals.
Location: London N9 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Creating circular workspaces: how circular economy builds local skills and social impact
Join Crown Workspace UK Ltd at our Renew Centre for an interactive tour and discussion on how circular principles in workplace design and operations can drive local impact.
Explore how reuse, remanufacturing and responsible resource management can reduce waste whilst supporting community resilience, green skills and carbon reduction targets.
This event will showcase practical circular solutions and highlight how those managing and designing workspaces can create a more positive impact across communities. Perfect for facility managers, workplace designers and sustainability professionals.
Location: London N9 / Pre-registration required
Circular economy workshop
Understand the linear and the circular economy. What are the problems and solutions? Let’s chart a course for circularity!
Join us for an interactive activity as part of ReLondon’s Circular Economy Week. This workshop will give you a clearer understanding of the issues related to our use of natural resources and to the waste we generate. It is a scalable workshop for teaching the essentials of the circular economy, suitable for newbies to learn and experts to share. The workshop is based on resources from the Circle Economy Foundation, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation and the UN Environment Programme. In the second half it teaches about how we can go circular as individuals, communities, nationally and at work.
This specific workshop will invite participants to think about how can they bring more circularity in their own activities.
Location: London WC2A / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Climate Clarity
Understand the linear and the circular economy. What are the problems and solutions? Let’s chart a course for circularity!
Join us for an interactive activity as part of ReLondon’s Circular Economy Week. This workshop will give you a clearer understanding of the issues related to our use of natural resources and to the waste we generate. It is a scalable workshop for teaching the essentials of the circular economy, suitable for newbies to learn and experts to share. The workshop is based on resources from the Circle Economy Foundation, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation and the UN Environment Programme. In the second half it teaches about how we can go circular as individuals, communities, nationally and at work.
This specific workshop will invite participants to think about how can they bring more circularity in their own activities.
Location: London WC2A / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Circular economy workshop
Understand the linear and the circular economy. What are the problems and solutions? Let’s chart a course for circularity!
Join us for an interactive activity as part of ReLondon’s Circular Economy Week. This workshop will give you a clearer understanding of the issues related to our use of natural resources and to the waste we generate. It is a scalable workshop for teaching the essentials of the circular economy, suitable for newbies to learn and experts to share. The workshop is based on resources from the Circle Economy Foundation, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation and the UN Environment Programme. In the second half it teaches about how we can go circular as individuals, communities, nationally and at work.
This specific workshop will invite participants to think about how can they bring more circularity in their own activities.
Location: London WC2A / Pre-registration required
Achieving Zero Waste to Landfill Certification
Eliminating waste to landfill is a key milestone on the journey to a circular economy—but reaching “zero” requires more than good intentions. Join Valpak’s experts as we explore how businesses can design effective strategies to divert waste, improve resource efficiency, and demonstrate real sustainability progress.
This webinar will cover the practical steps to achieve Zero Waste to Landfill certification, the benefits for your organisation and supply chain, and how this commitment supports wider ESG and carbon reduction goals. With real-world examples and guidance from our team, you’ll learn how to overcome common challenges and showcase your environmental leadership.
Online / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Valpak
Eliminating waste to landfill is a key milestone on the journey to a circular economy—but reaching “zero” requires more than good intentions. Join Valpak’s experts as we explore how businesses can design effective strategies to divert waste, improve resource efficiency, and demonstrate real sustainability progress.
This webinar will cover the practical steps to achieve Zero Waste to Landfill certification, the benefits for your organisation and supply chain, and how this commitment supports wider ESG and carbon reduction goals. With real-world examples and guidance from our team, you’ll learn how to overcome common challenges and showcase your environmental leadership.
Online / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Achieving Zero Waste to Landfill Certification
Eliminating waste to landfill is a key milestone on the journey to a circular economy—but reaching “zero” requires more than good intentions. Join Valpak’s experts as we explore how businesses can design effective strategies to divert waste, improve resource efficiency, and demonstrate real sustainability progress.
This webinar will cover the practical steps to achieve Zero Waste to Landfill certification, the benefits for your organisation and supply chain, and how this commitment supports wider ESG and carbon reduction goals. With real-world examples and guidance from our team, you’ll learn how to overcome common challenges and showcase your environmental leadership.
Online / Pre-registration required
Creative upcycling workshop with Tina Aileen
London-based fashion designer Tina Aileen is passionate about eco-fashion and sustainable living. Join Tina in this creative workshop where she will teach you how to upcycle the unloved items in your wardrobe in a creative way.
Bring your own items or use the items provided to upcycle. Tina welcomes participants from five years old or above. Snacks and drinks will be provided.
Location: London W6 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Tina Aileen
London-based fashion designer Tina Aileen is passionate about eco-fashion and sustainable living. Join Tina in this creative workshop where she will teach you how to upcycle the unloved items in your wardrobe in a creative way.
Bring your own items or use the items provided to upcycle. Tina welcomes participants from five years old or above. Snacks and drinks will be provided.
Location: London W6 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Creative upcycling workshop with Tina Aileen
London-based fashion designer Tina Aileen is passionate about eco-fashion and sustainable living. Join Tina in this creative workshop where she will teach you how to upcycle the unloved items in your wardrobe in a creative way.
Bring your own items or use the items provided to upcycle. Tina welcomes participants from five years old or above. Snacks and drinks will be provided.
Location: London W6 / Pre-registration required
The digital workplace: a key opportunity for your organisation’s green strategy
How can your laptops and phones support your sustainability goals?
Join Closing the Loop to explore how everyday digital assets can become a real driver of green change — through simple, circular strategies that can be easily implemented. This free interactive webinar will bring together three experts to show how organisations are already putting circularity into practice – and what your own first steps could look like.
Attendees will gain: a practical understanding of circularity in the workplace; strategies to embed circularity into device procurement and IT operations; insights from real-life case studies.
Whether you work as a sustainability manager, consultant, or green ambassador in the public or private sector, this is a session you don’t want to miss.
Online / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Closing the Loop
How can your laptops and phones support your sustainability goals?
Join Closing the Loop to explore how everyday digital assets can become a real driver of green change — through simple, circular strategies that can be easily implemented. This free interactive webinar will bring together three experts to show how organisations are already putting circularity into practice – and what your own first steps could look like.
Attendees will gain: a practical understanding of circularity in the workplace; strategies to embed circularity into device procurement and IT operations; insights from real-life case studies.
Whether you work as a sustainability manager, consultant, or green ambassador in the public or private sector, this is a session you don’t want to miss.
Online / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
The digital workplace: a key opportunity for your organisation’s green strategy
How can your laptops and phones support your sustainability goals?
Join Closing the Loop to explore how everyday digital assets can become a real driver of green change — through simple, circular strategies that can be easily implemented. This free interactive webinar will bring together three experts to show how organisations are already putting circularity into practice – and what your own first steps could look like.
Attendees will gain: a practical understanding of circularity in the workplace; strategies to embed circularity into device procurement and IT operations; insights from real-life case studies.
Whether you work as a sustainability manager, consultant, or green ambassador in the public or private sector, this is a session you don’t want to miss.
Online / Pre-registration required
Set up your own repair cafe: a practical workshop
Learn everything you need to know about setting up a successful community-led Repair Cafe, from the organisers of Chiswick Repair Cafe. Aimed at council officers, local groups and charities looking to set up a repair cafe in their local area.
Want to help tackle waste, inspire behaviour change, and build stronger community connections? Learn everything you need to know about starting a Repair Cafe in your area. In this practical, hands-on session, you’ll explore why repair cafes are gaining popularity, and discover step-by-step how to plan, launch, and run a successful event.
Online / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Chiswick Repair Cafe Workshops
Learn everything you need to know about setting up a successful community-led Repair Cafe, from the organisers of Chiswick Repair Cafe. Aimed at council officers, local groups and charities looking to set up a repair cafe in their local area.
Want to help tackle waste, inspire behaviour change, and build stronger community connections? Learn everything you need to know about starting a Repair Cafe in your area. In this practical, hands-on session, you’ll explore why repair cafes are gaining popularity, and discover step-by-step how to plan, launch, and run a successful event.
Online / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Set up your own repair cafe: a practical workshop
Learn everything you need to know about setting up a successful community-led Repair Cafe, from the organisers of Chiswick Repair Cafe. Aimed at council officers, local groups and charities looking to set up a repair cafe in their local area.
Want to help tackle waste, inspire behaviour change, and build stronger community connections? Learn everything you need to know about starting a Repair Cafe in your area. In this practical, hands-on session, you’ll explore why repair cafes are gaining popularity, and discover step-by-step how to plan, launch, and run a successful event.
Online / Pre-registration required
Unlocking the loyalty loop: a leader’s playbook for scaling repair & resale
The future is circular, but how do you move from a small pilot to a successful, scaled-up service? While many brands are exploring repair and resale, the path to making them profitable and customer-obsessed remains a challenge.
Join the British Fashion Council and Clarasys for the launch of a new industry playbook, “Customer-Centric Growth: A Playbook for Scaling Repair & Resale.” In this session, we’re bringing together a panel of leaders from the fashion industry to reflect on the report findings and share real-world experiences.
Join us to learn what it takes to build a data-driven business case, design frictionless customer journeys, and turn circularity into your brand’s growth engine. This is a conversation about moving beyond theory to get practical, actionable results.
Online / Pre-registration required
Organiser: British Fashion Council and Clarasys
The future is circular, but how do you move from a small pilot to a successful, scaled-up service? While many brands are exploring repair and resale, the path to making them profitable and customer-obsessed remains a challenge.
Join the British Fashion Council and Clarasys for the launch of a new industry playbook, “Customer-Centric Growth: A Playbook for Scaling Repair & Resale.” In this session, we’re bringing together a panel of leaders from the fashion industry to reflect on the report findings and share real-world experiences.
Join us to learn what it takes to build a data-driven business case, design frictionless customer journeys, and turn circularity into your brand’s growth engine. This is a conversation about moving beyond theory to get practical, actionable results.
Online / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Unlocking the loyalty loop: a leader’s playbook for scaling repair & resale
The future is circular, but how do you move from a small pilot to a successful, scaled-up service? While many brands are exploring repair and resale, the path to making them profitable and customer-obsessed remains a challenge.
Join the British Fashion Council and Clarasys for the launch of a new industry playbook, “Customer-Centric Growth: A Playbook for Scaling Repair & Resale.” In this session, we’re bringing together a panel of leaders from the fashion industry to reflect on the report findings and share real-world experiences.
Join us to learn what it takes to build a data-driven business case, design frictionless customer journeys, and turn circularity into your brand’s growth engine. This is a conversation about moving beyond theory to get practical, actionable results.
Online / Pre-registration required
Creating circular workspaces: how circular economy builds local skills and social impact
Join Crown Workspace UK Ltd at our Renew Centre for an interactive tour and discussion on how circular principles in workplace design and operations can drive local impact.
Explore how reuse, remanufacturing and responsible resource management can reduce waste whilst supporting community resilience, green skills and carbon reduction targets.
This event will showcase practical circular solutions and highlight how those managing and designing workspaces can create a more positive impact across communities. Perfect for facility managers, workplace designers and sustainability professionals.
Location: London N9 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Crown Workspace
Join Crown Workspace UK Ltd at our Renew Centre for an interactive tour and discussion on how circular principles in workplace design and operations can drive local impact.
Explore how reuse, remanufacturing and responsible resource management can reduce waste whilst supporting community resilience, green skills and carbon reduction targets.
This event will showcase practical circular solutions and highlight how those managing and designing workspaces can create a more positive impact across communities. Perfect for facility managers, workplace designers and sustainability professionals.
Location: London N9 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Creating circular workspaces: how circular economy builds local skills and social impact
Join Crown Workspace UK Ltd at our Renew Centre for an interactive tour and discussion on how circular principles in workplace design and operations can drive local impact.
Explore how reuse, remanufacturing and responsible resource management can reduce waste whilst supporting community resilience, green skills and carbon reduction targets.
This event will showcase practical circular solutions and highlight how those managing and designing workspaces can create a more positive impact across communities. Perfect for facility managers, workplace designers and sustainability professionals.
Location: London N9 / Pre-registration required
Circular economies on the High Street
From reuse and repair hubs to zero-waste food retailers, high streets are becoming laboratories for circular systems. Join us to explore how circular economy schemes can cut waste whilst boosting local economies on the high street and supporting London’s transition to net zero. Delivered alongside ReLondon and with a panel of circular businesses and local authority partners, we will discuss the levers available to local authorities and high street stakeholders to implement circular programmes.
Join us to hear from Southwark Council and high street businesses trialling reuse and zero-waste schemes on the high street; learn about grants, engagement strategies and delivery models from ReLondon’s High Streets Beyond Waste programme; gain insights into practical steps to broker and support circular economy projects.
Location: London SE16 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: The Mayor of London's High Street Network
From reuse and repair hubs to zero-waste food retailers, high streets are becoming laboratories for circular systems. Join us to explore how circular economy schemes can cut waste whilst boosting local economies on the high street and supporting London’s transition to net zero. Delivered alongside ReLondon and with a panel of circular businesses and local authority partners, we will discuss the levers available to local authorities and high street stakeholders to implement circular programmes.
Join us to hear from Southwark Council and high street businesses trialling reuse and zero-waste schemes on the high street; learn about grants, engagement strategies and delivery models from ReLondon’s High Streets Beyond Waste programme; gain insights into practical steps to broker and support circular economy projects.
Location: London SE16 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Circular economies on the High Street
From reuse and repair hubs to zero-waste food retailers, high streets are becoming laboratories for circular systems. Join us to explore how circular economy schemes can cut waste whilst boosting local economies on the high street and supporting London’s transition to net zero. Delivered alongside ReLondon and with a panel of circular businesses and local authority partners, we will discuss the levers available to local authorities and high street stakeholders to implement circular programmes.
Join us to hear from Southwark Council and high street businesses trialling reuse and zero-waste schemes on the high street; learn about grants, engagement strategies and delivery models from ReLondon’s High Streets Beyond Waste programme; gain insights into practical steps to broker and support circular economy projects.
Location: London SE16 / Pre-registration required
Designing for change: modularity, materials and the circular economy
An engaging session exploring how modularity in design and thoughtful material choices can accelerate the transition to a circular economy. Through case studies, panel discussion and live examples, we’ll demonstrate how design decisions create measurable impact — reducing waste, enabling reuse, and driving value for brands, designers and the built environment. With practical insights demonstrating how global real estate can drive systemic change by embedding reuse into projects and procurement.
Designing with circularity in mind isn’t just about avoiding waste – it’s about creating value, resilience, and flexibility, showcasing how modularity, material intelligence and cross-industry collaboration can shape a more sustainable future.
Location: London W1G / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Surface Matter, CBRE and Isomi
An engaging session exploring how modularity in design and thoughtful material choices can accelerate the transition to a circular economy. Through case studies, panel discussion and live examples, we’ll demonstrate how design decisions create measurable impact — reducing waste, enabling reuse, and driving value for brands, designers and the built environment. With practical insights demonstrating how global real estate can drive systemic change by embedding reuse into projects and procurement.
Designing with circularity in mind isn’t just about avoiding waste – it’s about creating value, resilience, and flexibility, showcasing how modularity, material intelligence and cross-industry collaboration can shape a more sustainable future.
Location: London W1G / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Designing for change: modularity, materials and the circular economy
An engaging session exploring how modularity in design and thoughtful material choices can accelerate the transition to a circular economy. Through case studies, panel discussion and live examples, we’ll demonstrate how design decisions create measurable impact — reducing waste, enabling reuse, and driving value for brands, designers and the built environment. With practical insights demonstrating how global real estate can drive systemic change by embedding reuse into projects and procurement.
Designing with circularity in mind isn’t just about avoiding waste – it’s about creating value, resilience, and flexibility, showcasing how modularity, material intelligence and cross-industry collaboration can shape a more sustainable future.
Location: London W1G / Pre-registration required
One World Living Conference
This is an invitation to the One World Living (OWL) climate programme’s 4th Annual Borough Conference in celebration of Circular Economy Week. We will be showcasing the programme’s work and inviting London boroughs to learn more about circular economy projects in London and how they can get involved.
The aim of the session is to inspire action among local authorities by sharing updates, case studies and tools from the One World Living programme. We will highlight progress across the food, textiles, electricals and plastics themes, showcase borough and partner-led projects, and reflect on the future of the programme and continued collaboration.
This event is of particular interest to council staff working in the following areas: climate, carbon, sustainability, environment and waste.
Online / Pre-registration required
Organiser: One World Living Programme and partners
This is an invitation to the One World Living (OWL) climate programme’s 4th Annual Borough Conference in celebration of Circular Economy Week. We will be showcasing the programme’s work and inviting London boroughs to learn more about circular economy projects in London and how they can get involved.
The aim of the session is to inspire action among local authorities by sharing updates, case studies and tools from the One World Living programme. We will highlight progress across the food, textiles, electricals and plastics themes, showcase borough and partner-led projects, and reflect on the future of the programme and continued collaboration.
This event is of particular interest to council staff working in the following areas: climate, carbon, sustainability, environment and waste.
Online / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
One World Living Conference
This is an invitation to the One World Living (OWL) climate programme’s 4th Annual Borough Conference in celebration of Circular Economy Week. We will be showcasing the programme’s work and inviting London boroughs to learn more about circular economy projects in London and how they can get involved.
The aim of the session is to inspire action among local authorities by sharing updates, case studies and tools from the One World Living programme. We will highlight progress across the food, textiles, electricals and plastics themes, showcase borough and partner-led projects, and reflect on the future of the programme and continued collaboration.
This event is of particular interest to council staff working in the following areas: climate, carbon, sustainability, environment and waste.
Online / Pre-registration required
Circularity for fit-outs and interiors – making it happen
In a perfect world, reuse would be synonymous with interior fit-out, and reuse would be the first choice for all product selection with spaces being designed to ensure products are reused over and over again. We are still a long way from this, but it is doable, and we are moving in the right direction with more and more examples of good practice and increased drivers.
This session for Circular Economy Week 2025 will explore what we need to do to scale this and make reuse the first choice in all fit-out projects. It will show how there are some quick wins that can be identified that with some pre-planning and collaboration can bring dividends for landlords, tenants and the supply chain. We will also be introducing our new service for circular fit-outs, working in collaboration with Lumybel and Blackstone Strip Out.
Online / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Reusefully
In a perfect world, reuse would be synonymous with interior fit-out, and reuse would be the first choice for all product selection with spaces being designed to ensure products are reused over and over again. We are still a long way from this, but it is doable, and we are moving in the right direction with more and more examples of good practice and increased drivers.
This session for Circular Economy Week 2025 will explore what we need to do to scale this and make reuse the first choice in all fit-out projects. It will show how there are some quick wins that can be identified that with some pre-planning and collaboration can bring dividends for landlords, tenants and the supply chain. We will also be introducing our new service for circular fit-outs, working in collaboration with Lumybel and Blackstone Strip Out.
Online / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Circularity for fit-outs and interiors – making it happen
In a perfect world, reuse would be synonymous with interior fit-out, and reuse would be the first choice for all product selection with spaces being designed to ensure products are reused over and over again. We are still a long way from this, but it is doable, and we are moving in the right direction with more and more examples of good practice and increased drivers.
This session for Circular Economy Week 2025 will explore what we need to do to scale this and make reuse the first choice in all fit-out projects. It will show how there are some quick wins that can be identified that with some pre-planning and collaboration can bring dividends for landlords, tenants and the supply chain. We will also be introducing our new service for circular fit-outs, working in collaboration with Lumybel and Blackstone Strip Out.
Online / Pre-registration required
Circular economy action in hospitality – waste less time, money and stuff!
Waste is a huge problem for the UK hospitality industry; >5 million tonnes per year at a cost of over £3bn. Crikey. But there’s good news folks; embracing proven circular economy solutions is an even bigger opportunity!
Come and join this interactive online session where you’ll learn about CE innovators in the sector and hear real world, no fluff examples of how tackling waste and embedding circularity can help you: save cost and time; delight customers; engage employees; win more business…. and do better for the planet because you’re using less single-use and other unsustainable stuff!
This webinar will be of interest to hotels, event venues, restaurants and bars, corporate offices, universities, and anyone curious about tackling the problem. See you there!
Online / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Replacer
Waste is a huge problem for the UK hospitality industry; >5 million tonnes per year at a cost of over £3bn. Crikey. But there’s good news folks; embracing proven circular economy solutions is an even bigger opportunity!
Come and join this interactive online session where you’ll learn about CE innovators in the sector and hear real world, no fluff examples of how tackling waste and embedding circularity can help you: save cost and time; delight customers; engage employees; win more business…. and do better for the planet because you’re using less single-use and other unsustainable stuff!
This webinar will be of interest to hotels, event venues, restaurants and bars, corporate offices, universities, and anyone curious about tackling the problem. See you there!
Online / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Circular economy action in hospitality – waste less time, money and stuff!
Waste is a huge problem for the UK hospitality industry; >5 million tonnes per year at a cost of over £3bn. Crikey. But there’s good news folks; embracing proven circular economy solutions is an even bigger opportunity!
Come and join this interactive online session where you’ll learn about CE innovators in the sector and hear real world, no fluff examples of how tackling waste and embedding circularity can help you: save cost and time; delight customers; engage employees; win more business…. and do better for the planet because you’re using less single-use and other unsustainable stuff!
This webinar will be of interest to hotels, event venues, restaurants and bars, corporate offices, universities, and anyone curious about tackling the problem. See you there!
Online / Pre-registration required
The Circular Challenge
An interactive conference to understand the limits of the current take-make-waste linear system and discover the variety of concepts under the circular economy, way beyond ‘Recycling’.
An original awareness raising lecture to dive in those complex topics with ease and enthusiasm.
Online / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Circular Economy Collage Association
An interactive conference to understand the limits of the current take-make-waste linear system and discover the variety of concepts under the circular economy, way beyond ‘Recycling’.
An original awareness raising lecture to dive in those complex topics with ease and enthusiasm.
Online / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
The Circular Challenge
An interactive conference to understand the limits of the current take-make-waste linear system and discover the variety of concepts under the circular economy, way beyond ‘Recycling’.
An original awareness raising lecture to dive in those complex topics with ease and enthusiasm.
Online / Pre-registration required
Show and tell: circular economy in action
Join us during Circular Economy Week for a behind-the-scenes look at how Work and Play Scrapstore plays a vital role in reducing waste and supporting creative reuse. Our Show & Tell event offers an engaging tour of our unique space, where we collect clean, safe surplus materials from businesses and redistribute them to schools, community groups and artists.
We’ll guide you through how we operate as part of the circular economy, extending the life of materials that would otherwise go to landfill and turning them into resources for play, learning, and art. You’ll hear about the practicalities of our collection and distribution processes, how we engage with the local community, and the environmental impact of our work.
This is a great opportunity to see real-world examples of reuse and resourcefulness in action, ask questions, and connect with others interested in sustainable practices. Whether you’re new to the circular economy or looking for inspiration, we’d love to welcome you and share what we do.
Come and discover how creativity and sustainability go hand in hand at Work and Play Scrapstore!
Location: London SW17 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Work and Play Scrapstore
Join us during Circular Economy Week for a behind-the-scenes look at how Work and Play Scrapstore plays a vital role in reducing waste and supporting creative reuse. Our Show & Tell event offers an engaging tour of our unique space, where we collect clean, safe surplus materials from businesses and redistribute them to schools, community groups and artists.
We’ll guide you through how we operate as part of the circular economy, extending the life of materials that would otherwise go to landfill and turning them into resources for play, learning, and art. You’ll hear about the practicalities of our collection and distribution processes, how we engage with the local community, and the environmental impact of our work.
This is a great opportunity to see real-world examples of reuse and resourcefulness in action, ask questions, and connect with others interested in sustainable practices. Whether you’re new to the circular economy or looking for inspiration, we’d love to welcome you and share what we do.
Come and discover how creativity and sustainability go hand in hand at Work and Play Scrapstore!
Location: London SW17 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Show and tell: circular economy in action
Join us during Circular Economy Week for a behind-the-scenes look at how Work and Play Scrapstore plays a vital role in reducing waste and supporting creative reuse. Our Show & Tell event offers an engaging tour of our unique space, where we collect clean, safe surplus materials from businesses and redistribute them to schools, community groups and artists.
We’ll guide you through how we operate as part of the circular economy, extending the life of materials that would otherwise go to landfill and turning them into resources for play, learning, and art. You’ll hear about the practicalities of our collection and distribution processes, how we engage with the local community, and the environmental impact of our work.
This is a great opportunity to see real-world examples of reuse and resourcefulness in action, ask questions, and connect with others interested in sustainable practices. Whether you’re new to the circular economy or looking for inspiration, we’d love to welcome you and share what we do.
Come and discover how creativity and sustainability go hand in hand at Work and Play Scrapstore!
Location: London SW17 / Pre-registration required
WASE x Hepworth Nexus beer launch
Join us at for the launch of the latest collaboration between WASE and Hepworth. Be among the first to taste our brand-new brew while enjoying an afternoon of fresh pints, panel discussions and inspiring presentations.
The WASE x Hepworth Nexus beer launch is more than just a first taste of our new collaboration brew – it’s a celebration of innovation and sustainability in the UK food and beverage sector. Alongside enjoying fresh pints, you’ll hear presentations from leading voices in sustainability and circularity, exploring how the industry is shaping a greener, more resilient future. A panel discussion will bring together experts to share insights and spark conversation around the challenges and opportunities ahead.
Expect an inspiring afternoon of bold flavours, engaging discussions, and meaningful connections – all while celebrating what’s possible when brewing meets sustainability.
Location: London NW1 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: WASE
Join us at for the launch of the latest collaboration between WASE and Hepworth. Be among the first to taste our brand-new brew while enjoying an afternoon of fresh pints, panel discussions and inspiring presentations.
The WASE x Hepworth Nexus beer launch is more than just a first taste of our new collaboration brew – it’s a celebration of innovation and sustainability in the UK food and beverage sector. Alongside enjoying fresh pints, you’ll hear presentations from leading voices in sustainability and circularity, exploring how the industry is shaping a greener, more resilient future. A panel discussion will bring together experts to share insights and spark conversation around the challenges and opportunities ahead.
Expect an inspiring afternoon of bold flavours, engaging discussions, and meaningful connections – all while celebrating what’s possible when brewing meets sustainability.
Location: London NW1 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
WASE x Hepworth Nexus beer launch
Join us at for the launch of the latest collaboration between WASE and Hepworth. Be among the first to taste our brand-new brew while enjoying an afternoon of fresh pints, panel discussions and inspiring presentations.
The WASE x Hepworth Nexus beer launch is more than just a first taste of our new collaboration brew – it’s a celebration of innovation and sustainability in the UK food and beverage sector. Alongside enjoying fresh pints, you’ll hear presentations from leading voices in sustainability and circularity, exploring how the industry is shaping a greener, more resilient future. A panel discussion will bring together experts to share insights and spark conversation around the challenges and opportunities ahead.
Expect an inspiring afternoon of bold flavours, engaging discussions, and meaningful connections – all while celebrating what’s possible when brewing meets sustainability.
Location: London NW1 / Pre-registration required
Navigating European Sustainability Regulations: a practical masterclass for businesses
Finboot offers an interactive masterclass on navigating the complex landscape of European Sustainability Regulations. This session will provide a comprehensive overview of critical frameworks, including the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) and Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM).
Participants will gain practical insights into compliance strategies, implementation timelines and how blockchain technology can streamline regulatory adherence. We’ll showcase real-world success stories from our clients who have effectively integrated these regulations into their business operations.
The masterclass will feature a live demonstration of Digital Product Passport implementation and EUDR compliance solutions, providing attendees with tangible examples of how technology can transform regulatory challenges into competitive advantages.
Whether you’re just beginning your sustainability journey or looking to enhance existing compliance frameworks, this session will equip you with actionable strategies and expert knowledge to navigate the evolving regulatory landscape.
Online / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Finboot
Finboot offers an interactive masterclass on navigating the complex landscape of European Sustainability Regulations. This session will provide a comprehensive overview of critical frameworks, including the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) and Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM).
Participants will gain practical insights into compliance strategies, implementation timelines and how blockchain technology can streamline regulatory adherence. We’ll showcase real-world success stories from our clients who have effectively integrated these regulations into their business operations.
The masterclass will feature a live demonstration of Digital Product Passport implementation and EUDR compliance solutions, providing attendees with tangible examples of how technology can transform regulatory challenges into competitive advantages.
Whether you’re just beginning your sustainability journey or looking to enhance existing compliance frameworks, this session will equip you with actionable strategies and expert knowledge to navigate the evolving regulatory landscape.
Online / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Navigating European Sustainability Regulations: a practical masterclass for businesses
Finboot offers an interactive masterclass on navigating the complex landscape of European Sustainability Regulations. This session will provide a comprehensive overview of critical frameworks, including the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) and Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM).
Participants will gain practical insights into compliance strategies, implementation timelines and how blockchain technology can streamline regulatory adherence. We’ll showcase real-world success stories from our clients who have effectively integrated these regulations into their business operations.
The masterclass will feature a live demonstration of Digital Product Passport implementation and EUDR compliance solutions, providing attendees with tangible examples of how technology can transform regulatory challenges into competitive advantages.
Whether you’re just beginning your sustainability journey or looking to enhance existing compliance frameworks, this session will equip you with actionable strategies and expert knowledge to navigate the evolving regulatory landscape.
Online / Pre-registration required
The Edge of Change with BITTT
An interactive facilitated group process session, exploring the edges, blocks and pathways on the journey toward a circular economy. Join BITTT to explore what stands in the way of transition to a circular economy, and what becomes possible at the edge of change.
We will use creativity and experimental tools from Processwork for deepening dialogue and awareness to explore the personal, collective, and systemic dynamics that shape this transition. We’ll physically represent different viewpoints and roles within the group through role play. We hope this will lead to a deeper understanding of the inner and outer barriers that arise as we move toward circularity, and help us uncover fresh perspectives together as a community.
“let’s each bring what we have to the table.”
Location: London E2 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Bring It To The Table
An interactive facilitated group process session, exploring the edges, blocks and pathways on the journey toward a circular economy. Join BITTT to explore what stands in the way of transition to a circular economy, and what becomes possible at the edge of change.
We will use creativity and experimental tools from Processwork for deepening dialogue and awareness to explore the personal, collective, and systemic dynamics that shape this transition. We’ll physically represent different viewpoints and roles within the group through role play. We hope this will lead to a deeper understanding of the inner and outer barriers that arise as we move toward circularity, and help us uncover fresh perspectives together as a community.
“let’s each bring what we have to the table.”
Location: London E2 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
The Edge of Change with BITTT
An interactive facilitated group process session, exploring the edges, blocks and pathways on the journey toward a circular economy. Join BITTT to explore what stands in the way of transition to a circular economy, and what becomes possible at the edge of change.
We will use creativity and experimental tools from Processwork for deepening dialogue and awareness to explore the personal, collective, and systemic dynamics that shape this transition. We’ll physically represent different viewpoints and roles within the group through role play. We hope this will lead to a deeper understanding of the inner and outer barriers that arise as we move toward circularity, and help us uncover fresh perspectives together as a community.
“let’s each bring what we have to the table.”
Location: London E2 / Pre-registration required
Circuland webinar – material and building passports for a circular built environment
The journey to circular construction starts with one thing: data. Without knowing what materials and products are in our buildings, reuse and recovery can’t scale, and that’s where material and building passports come in.
This webinar explores how digital passports, are transforming how the industry captures, manages, and reuses life cycle building data. You’ll hear from leading voices in real estate, construction, and technology on what’s driving change and how to put circularity into practice.
At the end of the session, participants will receive access to resources on how to start implementing material and building passports within their own projects. Turn circularity from concept to action – with the data to back it up.
Online / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Circuland
The journey to circular construction starts with one thing: data. Without knowing what materials and products are in our buildings, reuse and recovery can’t scale, and that’s where material and building passports come in.
This webinar explores how digital passports, are transforming how the industry captures, manages, and reuses life cycle building data. You’ll hear from leading voices in real estate, construction, and technology on what’s driving change and how to put circularity into practice.
At the end of the session, participants will receive access to resources on how to start implementing material and building passports within their own projects. Turn circularity from concept to action – with the data to back it up.
Online / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Circuland webinar – material and building passports for a circular built environment
The journey to circular construction starts with one thing: data. Without knowing what materials and products are in our buildings, reuse and recovery can’t scale, and that’s where material and building passports come in.
This webinar explores how digital passports, are transforming how the industry captures, manages, and reuses life cycle building data. You’ll hear from leading voices in real estate, construction, and technology on what’s driving change and how to put circularity into practice.
At the end of the session, participants will receive access to resources on how to start implementing material and building passports within their own projects. Turn circularity from concept to action – with the data to back it up.
Online / Pre-registration required
Flooring circularity in action
Have you ever considered what happens to our floors when we want to redesign a space?
This session will showcase how methods of flooring installation and deconstruction are being modernised by ALDStone, making material circularity the new normal. This will be followed by a panel discussion and an audience Q&A.
Discover how to future-proof your flooring without compromising design flexibility. Gain a greater understanding of designing for disassembly or reuse and its practical implications.
Attendees will be inspired to rethink their current approach to material selection and shown how floors can be creatively designed for future use, recovery, or re-purposing within their projects.
Location: London EC1M / Pre-registration required
Organiser: ALDStone Hosted by: RAK Ceramics
Have you ever considered what happens to our floors when we want to redesign a space?
This session will showcase how methods of flooring installation and deconstruction are being modernised by ALDStone, making material circularity the new normal. This will be followed by a panel discussion and an audience Q&A.
Discover how to future-proof your flooring without compromising design flexibility. Gain a greater understanding of designing for disassembly or reuse and its practical implications.
Attendees will be inspired to rethink their current approach to material selection and shown how floors can be creatively designed for future use, recovery, or re-purposing within their projects.
Location: London EC1M / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Flooring circularity in action
Have you ever considered what happens to our floors when we want to redesign a space?
This session will showcase how methods of flooring installation and deconstruction are being modernised by ALDStone, making material circularity the new normal. This will be followed by a panel discussion and an audience Q&A.
Discover how to future-proof your flooring without compromising design flexibility. Gain a greater understanding of designing for disassembly or reuse and its practical implications.
Attendees will be inspired to rethink their current approach to material selection and shown how floors can be creatively designed for future use, recovery, or re-purposing within their projects.
Location: London EC1M / Pre-registration required
Connecting the dots: zero waste solutions for the workplace
Hosted by Circular Workplaces as part of Circular Economy Week London 2025, this virtual roundtable brings together leading innovators tackling workplace waste from every angle — from reusable serviceware and engaging sorting systems to AI waste monitoring, asset reuse and food redistribution — all within the framework of TRUE Zero Waste Certification.
The session explores how these practical approaches connect to create circular workplaces, offering insights, inspiration and actionable ideas to advance your own zero waste journey and align with globally recognised standards.
Featuring Speakers From: Circular Workplaces, Caulibox, Unisort, Nando, Rheaply and Olio.
Online / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Circular Workplaces
Hosted by Circular Workplaces as part of Circular Economy Week London 2025, this virtual roundtable brings together leading innovators tackling workplace waste from every angle — from reusable serviceware and engaging sorting systems to AI waste monitoring, asset reuse and food redistribution — all within the framework of TRUE Zero Waste Certification.
The session explores how these practical approaches connect to create circular workplaces, offering insights, inspiration and actionable ideas to advance your own zero waste journey and align with globally recognised standards.
Featuring Speakers From: Circular Workplaces, Caulibox, Unisort, Nando, Rheaply and Olio.
Online / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Connecting the dots: zero waste solutions for the workplace
Hosted by Circular Workplaces as part of Circular Economy Week London 2025, this virtual roundtable brings together leading innovators tackling workplace waste from every angle — from reusable serviceware and engaging sorting systems to AI waste monitoring, asset reuse and food redistribution — all within the framework of TRUE Zero Waste Certification.
The session explores how these practical approaches connect to create circular workplaces, offering insights, inspiration and actionable ideas to advance your own zero waste journey and align with globally recognised standards.
Featuring Speakers From: Circular Workplaces, Caulibox, Unisort, Nando, Rheaply and Olio.
Online / Pre-registration required
FutuREuse Forum – where use starts with reuse
How can we break down barriers and unlock more reuse in construction and design? Join Salvo at The Duke Organic, London’s first Truly Reclaimed® pub for inspiration and connection this Circular Economy Week.
The special panel event will introduce FutuREuse, Salvo’s reuse economy platform. Hear from: Salvo – championing 30 years of the reuse movement and its future with Salvo’s Truly Reclaimed® standard; Roberts and Tréguer – owners of the Culpeper Family, committed to sustainability in hospitality; and The Architectural Forum – a prime resource for architectural salvage and supplier of Truly Reclaimed® materials to The Duke Organic.
Together, we’ll explore the benefits of real reuse – from reducing carbon impact to driving new opportunities in the places we live, eat, and stay.
Network with suppliers of reclaimed materials and people working across the built environment. We will also reflect on the 30th Anniversary of the Salvo Code, a pioneering framework that sets standards for responsible sourcing and safer trading in reclamation. Salvo’s legacy continues to guide how materials are reused and recirculated, supporting a low-carbon, reuse economy.
Location: London N1 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Salvo
How can we break down barriers and unlock more reuse in construction and design? Join Salvo at The Duke Organic, London’s first Truly Reclaimed® pub for inspiration and connection this Circular Economy Week.
The special panel event will introduce FutuREuse, Salvo’s reuse economy platform. Hear from: Salvo – championing 30 years of the reuse movement and its future with Salvo’s Truly Reclaimed® standard; Roberts and Tréguer – owners of the Culpeper Family, committed to sustainability in hospitality; and The Architectural Forum – a prime resource for architectural salvage and supplier of Truly Reclaimed® materials to The Duke Organic.
Together, we’ll explore the benefits of real reuse – from reducing carbon impact to driving new opportunities in the places we live, eat, and stay.
Network with suppliers of reclaimed materials and people working across the built environment. We will also reflect on the 30th Anniversary of the Salvo Code, a pioneering framework that sets standards for responsible sourcing and safer trading in reclamation. Salvo’s legacy continues to guide how materials are reused and recirculated, supporting a low-carbon, reuse economy.
Location: London N1 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
FutuREuse Forum – where use starts with reuse
How can we break down barriers and unlock more reuse in construction and design? Join Salvo at The Duke Organic, London’s first Truly Reclaimed® pub for inspiration and connection this Circular Economy Week.
The special panel event will introduce FutuREuse, Salvo’s reuse economy platform. Hear from: Salvo – championing 30 years of the reuse movement and its future with Salvo’s Truly Reclaimed® standard; Roberts and Tréguer – owners of the Culpeper Family, committed to sustainability in hospitality; and The Architectural Forum – a prime resource for architectural salvage and supplier of Truly Reclaimed® materials to The Duke Organic.
Together, we’ll explore the benefits of real reuse – from reducing carbon impact to driving new opportunities in the places we live, eat, and stay.
Network with suppliers of reclaimed materials and people working across the built environment. We will also reflect on the 30th Anniversary of the Salvo Code, a pioneering framework that sets standards for responsible sourcing and safer trading in reclamation. Salvo’s legacy continues to guide how materials are reused and recirculated, supporting a low-carbon, reuse economy.
Location: London N1 / Pre-registration required
Regenerative sportswear at scale: next gen materials
An intimate gathering of regenerative sportswear players to accelerate our vision to the circular supply and value chain.
An invitation-only event hosted by Spin Ventures (a venture capital firm dedicated to accelerating the shift from a linear to a circular economy) and The Digital Tide (eco fabric development and supply chain specialists).
London W10 / Invite only – request an invitation via the ‘Register’ link below
Organiser: Spin Ventures and The Digital Tide
An intimate gathering of regenerative sportswear players to accelerate our vision to the circular supply and value chain.
An invitation-only event hosted by Spin Ventures (a venture capital firm dedicated to accelerating the shift from a linear to a circular economy) and The Digital Tide (eco fabric development and supply chain specialists).
London W10 / Invite only – request an invitation via the ‘Register’ link below
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Regenerative sportswear at scale: next gen materials
An intimate gathering of regenerative sportswear players to accelerate our vision to the circular supply and value chain.
An invitation-only event hosted by Spin Ventures (a venture capital firm dedicated to accelerating the shift from a linear to a circular economy) and The Digital Tide (eco fabric development and supply chain specialists).
London W10 / Invite only – request an invitation via the ‘Register’ link below
Why materials matter: unlocking value from end of life
Demystify what happens to materials after use i.e. the critical, frequently-missed end of the circularity loop. This event will showcase how value can be preserved, reclaimed or reused and what designers need to do up front to enable that.
A short talk (“What happens when the building’s done?”) will frame the challenge of end of life in materials, with Tarkett ReStart® and similar models as examples. This will be followed by a panel discussion and an audience Q&A.
Attendees will be encouraged to reflect on what in their projects could be recovered, reused, or reimagined.
Location: London EC1M / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Tarkett
Demystify what happens to materials after use i.e. the critical, frequently-missed end of the circularity loop. This event will showcase how value can be preserved, reclaimed or reused and what designers need to do up front to enable that.
A short talk (“What happens when the building’s done?”) will frame the challenge of end of life in materials, with Tarkett ReStart® and similar models as examples. This will be followed by a panel discussion and an audience Q&A.
Attendees will be encouraged to reflect on what in their projects could be recovered, reused, or reimagined.
Location: London EC1M / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Why materials matter: unlocking value from end of life
Demystify what happens to materials after use i.e. the critical, frequently-missed end of the circularity loop. This event will showcase how value can be preserved, reclaimed or reused and what designers need to do up front to enable that.
A short talk (“What happens when the building’s done?”) will frame the challenge of end of life in materials, with Tarkett ReStart® and similar models as examples. This will be followed by a panel discussion and an audience Q&A.
Attendees will be encouraged to reflect on what in their projects could be recovered, reused, or reimagined.
Location: London EC1M / Pre-registration required
Mainstreaming circularity and communicating with impact: how fashion and textiles are rising to the challenge
We are producing and consuming more clothes than ever before, and too many end up discarded rather than reused or recycled.
Every second, the equivalent of a rubbish truckload of textiles is burnt or buried in landfill. The panel (featuring senior figures from Primark, British Fashion Council, BEEN, and the UN Environment Programme) will explore how to implement circular economy principles widely in the fashion and textiles industry and scale solutions – from circular design, reuse and material recycling initiatives to collaborative creative partnerships.
We will hear from one of Britain’s biggest high street retailers and a boutique brand at the forefront of circular design, as well as experts in sustainable systems change. We will consider the challenges for brands and retailers, what’s working and what’s not, and the role for strategic communicators in driving more sustainable consumer behaviours.
Location: London EC1 (also online) / Pre-registration required
Organiser: SEC Newgate
We are producing and consuming more clothes than ever before, and too many end up discarded rather than reused or recycled.
Every second, the equivalent of a rubbish truckload of textiles is burnt or buried in landfill. The panel (featuring senior figures from Primark, British Fashion Council, BEEN, and the UN Environment Programme) will explore how to implement circular economy principles widely in the fashion and textiles industry and scale solutions – from circular design, reuse and material recycling initiatives to collaborative creative partnerships.
We will hear from one of Britain’s biggest high street retailers and a boutique brand at the forefront of circular design, as well as experts in sustainable systems change. We will consider the challenges for brands and retailers, what’s working and what’s not, and the role for strategic communicators in driving more sustainable consumer behaviours.
Location: London EC1 (also online) / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Mainstreaming circularity and communicating with impact: how fashion and textiles are rising to the challenge
We are producing and consuming more clothes than ever before, and too many end up discarded rather than reused or recycled.
Every second, the equivalent of a rubbish truckload of textiles is burnt or buried in landfill. The panel (featuring senior figures from Primark, British Fashion Council, BEEN, and the UN Environment Programme) will explore how to implement circular economy principles widely in the fashion and textiles industry and scale solutions – from circular design, reuse and material recycling initiatives to collaborative creative partnerships.
We will hear from one of Britain’s biggest high street retailers and a boutique brand at the forefront of circular design, as well as experts in sustainable systems change. We will consider the challenges for brands and retailers, what’s working and what’s not, and the role for strategic communicators in driving more sustainable consumer behaviours.
Location: London EC1 (also online) / Pre-registration required
Circular drinks
Material Index is hosting after work drinks at the historic Clerkenwell Tavern to bring together people in the construction and property industry, for London’s Circular Economy Week.
Whether you’re a built-environment circularity veteran or just curious, this event is for you. Network, share ideas, and enjoy CE week 2025 with like-minded individuals. See you there! Free to attend.
Location: London EC1R / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Material Index
Material Index is hosting after work drinks at the historic Clerkenwell Tavern to bring together people in the construction and property industry, for London’s Circular Economy Week.
Whether you’re a built-environment circularity veteran or just curious, this event is for you. Network, share ideas, and enjoy CE week 2025 with like-minded individuals. See you there! Free to attend.
Location: London EC1R / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Circular drinks
Material Index is hosting after work drinks at the historic Clerkenwell Tavern to bring together people in the construction and property industry, for London’s Circular Economy Week.
Whether you’re a built-environment circularity veteran or just curious, this event is for you. Network, share ideas, and enjoy CE week 2025 with like-minded individuals. See you there! Free to attend.
Location: London EC1R / Pre-registration required
Introduction to woven darning @ Something Good
Maybe you have a holey sock, a favourite moth-eaten jumper, torn jeans you want to save but don’t know how? It’s Circular Economy Week – a great time to get into mending, if you’ve not tried it before!
This workshop will take you through the basics of woven darning. We will show you tips for visible and invisible mending. We’ll also spend time covering how to source and match the right yarns for your garment and equipment essentials. You can bring your holey item and get straight to it or we’ll have plenty of fabrics scraps you can practice on.
Did you know if the active life on an item of clothing is extended by 9 months it would reduce carbon waste and water footprints by around 20-30% each?
Location: London SE8 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Make Mee Studio
Maybe you have a holey sock, a favourite moth-eaten jumper, torn jeans you want to save but don’t know how? It’s Circular Economy Week – a great time to get into mending, if you’ve not tried it before!
This workshop will take you through the basics of woven darning. We will show you tips for visible and invisible mending. We’ll also spend time covering how to source and match the right yarns for your garment and equipment essentials. You can bring your holey item and get straight to it or we’ll have plenty of fabrics scraps you can practice on.
Did you know if the active life on an item of clothing is extended by 9 months it would reduce carbon waste and water footprints by around 20-30% each?
Location: London SE8 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Introduction to woven darning @ Something Good
Maybe you have a holey sock, a favourite moth-eaten jumper, torn jeans you want to save but don’t know how? It’s Circular Economy Week – a great time to get into mending, if you’ve not tried it before!
This workshop will take you through the basics of woven darning. We will show you tips for visible and invisible mending. We’ll also spend time covering how to source and match the right yarns for your garment and equipment essentials. You can bring your holey item and get straight to it or we’ll have plenty of fabrics scraps you can practice on.
Did you know if the active life on an item of clothing is extended by 9 months it would reduce carbon waste and water footprints by around 20-30% each?
Location: London SE8 / Pre-registration required
Furniture and small wooden items upcycling and repair workshop
Learn basic woodwork skills from experts and bring along small or medium wooden items: chests of drawers, bed side cabinets, shelving units, chairs, small table, picture frame, spice rack for repair and upcycling on the spot.
Run by Islington Council’s joinery team (for Islington residents only). Battery drills will be provided, minors to be supervised by accompanying adult.
Location: London N19 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Islington Council
Learn basic woodwork skills from experts and bring along small or medium wooden items: chests of drawers, bed side cabinets, shelving units, chairs, small table, picture frame, spice rack for repair and upcycling on the spot.
Run by Islington Council’s joinery team (for Islington residents only). Battery drills will be provided, minors to be supervised by accompanying adult.
Location: London N19 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Furniture and small wooden items upcycling and repair workshop
Learn basic woodwork skills from experts and bring along small or medium wooden items: chests of drawers, bed side cabinets, shelving units, chairs, small table, picture frame, spice rack for repair and upcycling on the spot.
Run by Islington Council’s joinery team (for Islington residents only). Battery drills will be provided, minors to be supervised by accompanying adult.
Location: London N19 / Pre-registration required
The human side of circular change: how to turn strategy into real shifts in behaviour
Circular economy strategies often look great on paper – yet too often, they fail to create real change in practice. Why? Because systems don’t change until people do. From refill schemes to reuse platforms, even the most innovative circular initiatives can fall short when they overlook how humans actually think and behave.
This session explores the human side of the circular transition – the psychological, cultural and behavioural barriers that stand between intention and impact.
Drawing on insights from behavioural science and sustainability strategy, we’ll unpack: Why people resist circular practices even when they make perfect sense; Why circular transitions often stall at the “last mile” of behaviour change; The behavioural traps that derail well-designed sustainability programmes; How to design interventions, products, and systems that people actually use and support; Real examples of behavioural interventions that have unlocked significant environmental impact
The session combines a short lecture with an open discussion, giving participants the opportunity to ask questions, share experiences from their own work, and receive tailored feedback.
Online / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Sustainability Department on Demand
Circular economy strategies often look great on paper – yet too often, they fail to create real change in practice. Why? Because systems don’t change until people do. From refill schemes to reuse platforms, even the most innovative circular initiatives can fall short when they overlook how humans actually think and behave.
This session explores the human side of the circular transition – the psychological, cultural and behavioural barriers that stand between intention and impact.
Drawing on insights from behavioural science and sustainability strategy, we’ll unpack: Why people resist circular practices even when they make perfect sense; Why circular transitions often stall at the “last mile” of behaviour change; The behavioural traps that derail well-designed sustainability programmes; How to design interventions, products, and systems that people actually use and support; Real examples of behavioural interventions that have unlocked significant environmental impact
The session combines a short lecture with an open discussion, giving participants the opportunity to ask questions, share experiences from their own work, and receive tailored feedback.
Online / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
The human side of circular change: how to turn strategy into real shifts in behaviour
Circular economy strategies often look great on paper – yet too often, they fail to create real change in practice. Why? Because systems don’t change until people do. From refill schemes to reuse platforms, even the most innovative circular initiatives can fall short when they overlook how humans actually think and behave.
This session explores the human side of the circular transition – the psychological, cultural and behavioural barriers that stand between intention and impact.
Drawing on insights from behavioural science and sustainability strategy, we’ll unpack: Why people resist circular practices even when they make perfect sense; Why circular transitions often stall at the “last mile” of behaviour change; The behavioural traps that derail well-designed sustainability programmes; How to design interventions, products, and systems that people actually use and support; Real examples of behavioural interventions that have unlocked significant environmental impact
The session combines a short lecture with an open discussion, giving participants the opportunity to ask questions, share experiences from their own work, and receive tailored feedback.
Online / Pre-registration required
Building bridges with reuse: a win-win in hard-to-reach communities
How do you actually reach hard-to-reach communities and then how do you talk to them about reuse? In a recent project Freegle tried to find out just that.
We knew it wouldn’t be plain sailing, but along with the closed doors and unanswered voicemails, we also met some amazing community champions, saved student fridges from an untimely end, made friends with foodbanks and really got to grips with how to work with community support organisations to deliver positive social and environmental outcomes.
In this session find out how our initial thought – “We know we can really help” – turned into a year-long project to spread the word about reuse to communities often left behind by standard waste prevention messaging.
Online / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Freegle
How do you actually reach hard-to-reach communities and then how do you talk to them about reuse? In a recent project Freegle tried to find out just that.
We knew it wouldn’t be plain sailing, but along with the closed doors and unanswered voicemails, we also met some amazing community champions, saved student fridges from an untimely end, made friends with foodbanks and really got to grips with how to work with community support organisations to deliver positive social and environmental outcomes.
In this session find out how our initial thought – “We know we can really help” – turned into a year-long project to spread the word about reuse to communities often left behind by standard waste prevention messaging.
Online / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Building bridges with reuse: a win-win in hard-to-reach communities
How do you actually reach hard-to-reach communities and then how do you talk to them about reuse? In a recent project Freegle tried to find out just that.
We knew it wouldn’t be plain sailing, but along with the closed doors and unanswered voicemails, we also met some amazing community champions, saved student fridges from an untimely end, made friends with foodbanks and really got to grips with how to work with community support organisations to deliver positive social and environmental outcomes.
In this session find out how our initial thought – “We know we can really help” – turned into a year-long project to spread the word about reuse to communities often left behind by standard waste prevention messaging.
Online / Pre-registration required
Creative upcycling workshop with Tina Aileen
London-based fashion designer Tina Aileen is passionate about eco-fashion and sustainable living. Join Tina in this creative workshop where she will teach you how to upcycle the unloved items in your wardrobe in a creative way.
Bring your own items or use the items provided to upcycle. Tina welcomes participants from five years old or above. Snacks and drinks will be provided.
Location: London W6 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Tina Aileen
London-based fashion designer Tina Aileen is passionate about eco-fashion and sustainable living. Join Tina in this creative workshop where she will teach you how to upcycle the unloved items in your wardrobe in a creative way.
Bring your own items or use the items provided to upcycle. Tina welcomes participants from five years old or above. Snacks and drinks will be provided.
Location: London W6 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Creative upcycling workshop with Tina Aileen
London-based fashion designer Tina Aileen is passionate about eco-fashion and sustainable living. Join Tina in this creative workshop where she will teach you how to upcycle the unloved items in your wardrobe in a creative way.
Bring your own items or use the items provided to upcycle. Tina welcomes participants from five years old or above. Snacks and drinks will be provided.
Location: London W6 / Pre-registration required
Highways doughnut toolkit – rethinking roads for people and planet
Presentation of the highways doughnut toolkit – developed through the Wessex Live Lab, funded by the UK Department for Transport.
Based on doughnut economics, the toolkit helps local authorities build social and ecological goals into highway maintenance. It includes two tools – one for strategy and one for project-level decisions – ensuring roadworks support both community well-being and environmental health.
Online
Organiser:Circle Economy
Presentation of the highways doughnut toolkit – developed through the Wessex Live Lab, funded by the UK Department for Transport.
Based on doughnut economics, the toolkit helps local authorities build social and ecological goals into highway maintenance. It includes two tools – one for strategy and one for project-level decisions – ensuring roadworks support both community well-being and environmental health.
Online
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Highways doughnut toolkit – rethinking roads for people and planet
Presentation of the highways doughnut toolkit – developed through the Wessex Live Lab, funded by the UK Department for Transport.
Based on doughnut economics, the toolkit helps local authorities build social and ecological goals into highway maintenance. It includes two tools – one for strategy and one for project-level decisions – ensuring roadworks support both community well-being and environmental health.
Online
CEC London 8th anniversary alumni showcase: ‘Where are they now?’
Join us for a special celebration as Circular Economy Club (CEC) London marks its 8th anniversary with an exclusive alumni showcase.
‘Where are they now?’ – Discover the incredible journeys of our CEI London alumni who have transformed their circular economy ideas into thriving, impactful businesses. This inspiring afternoon will showcase the success stories of companies that presented to our community in the early days and have since grown to become leaders in the circular economy movement.
Featured success stories will include ALDStone, BEEN London, Biohm, Library of Things, NOTPLA (Earthshot Prize winners), Packamama, Rype Office and Tech-Takeback.
Location: London WC1R / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Circular Economy Club London
Join us for a special celebration as Circular Economy Club (CEC) London marks its 8th anniversary with an exclusive alumni showcase.
‘Where are they now?’ – Discover the incredible journeys of our CEI London alumni who have transformed their circular economy ideas into thriving, impactful businesses. This inspiring afternoon will showcase the success stories of companies that presented to our community in the early days and have since grown to become leaders in the circular economy movement.
Featured success stories will include ALDStone, BEEN London, Biohm, Library of Things, NOTPLA (Earthshot Prize winners), Packamama, Rype Office and Tech-Takeback.
Location: London WC1R / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
CEC London 8th anniversary alumni showcase: ‘Where are they now?’
Join us for a special celebration as Circular Economy Club (CEC) London marks its 8th anniversary with an exclusive alumni showcase.
‘Where are they now?’ – Discover the incredible journeys of our CEI London alumni who have transformed their circular economy ideas into thriving, impactful businesses. This inspiring afternoon will showcase the success stories of companies that presented to our community in the early days and have since grown to become leaders in the circular economy movement.
Featured success stories will include ALDStone, BEEN London, Biohm, Library of Things, NOTPLA (Earthshot Prize winners), Packamama, Rype Office and Tech-Takeback.
Location: London WC1R / Pre-registration required
London’s food purchasing commitment refresh
Research suggests that food accounts for approximately 10% of London’s consumption-based greenhouse gas emissions. Local authorities are at the forefront of efforts to shift to a low carbon food system for the City.
Join this webinar to hear more about the changes ReLondon has made to the food purchasing commitment to ensure it is more inclusive of London boroughs at all stages of action and differing levels of control over catering contracts. You will hear from ReLondon, London Councils’ One World Living programme and London Borough of Hackney on what the commitment entails, why you should sign up and the benefits of joining other borough signatories in tackling food emissions, waste and supporting local food producers to deliver your climate and public health goals.
Online / Pre-registration required
Organiser: ReLondon
Research suggests that food accounts for approximately 10% of London’s consumption-based greenhouse gas emissions. Local authorities are at the forefront of efforts to shift to a low carbon food system for the City.
Join this webinar to hear more about the changes ReLondon has made to the food purchasing commitment to ensure it is more inclusive of London boroughs at all stages of action and differing levels of control over catering contracts. You will hear from ReLondon, London Councils’ One World Living programme and London Borough of Hackney on what the commitment entails, why you should sign up and the benefits of joining other borough signatories in tackling food emissions, waste and supporting local food producers to deliver your climate and public health goals.
Online / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
London’s food purchasing commitment refresh
Research suggests that food accounts for approximately 10% of London’s consumption-based greenhouse gas emissions. Local authorities are at the forefront of efforts to shift to a low carbon food system for the City.
Join this webinar to hear more about the changes ReLondon has made to the food purchasing commitment to ensure it is more inclusive of London boroughs at all stages of action and differing levels of control over catering contracts. You will hear from ReLondon, London Councils’ One World Living programme and London Borough of Hackney on what the commitment entails, why you should sign up and the benefits of joining other borough signatories in tackling food emissions, waste and supporting local food producers to deliver your climate and public health goals.
Online / Pre-registration required
The circular challenge: from silo to system thinking
Ready to Rethink your business model? Join us for this free-to-join high-energy interactive conference that will help to transform how you approach waste, resources and business innovation and empower you to take actions.
This is a not-to-be-missed Circular Economy Week event, facilitated by Circular Economy Collage experts, Solenn Launay & Elodie Baran. Hosted at the innovative Hej!Workshop space at IKEA Greenwich, you will also hear about IKEA’s sustainability journey and approach to circular economy.
You will learn: why our current linear economy (take-make-waste) is unsustainable; the major environmental impacts of our resource consumption; and How can businesses, communities, and individuals can transition to a circular economy.
Why join? Get a fast-paced, eye-opening introduction to circular economy principles. Discover real-world examples of innovative circular solutions. Leave inspired and equipped with actionable ideas for your organisation or daily life. An original awareness raising lecture to dive in those complex topics with ease and enthusiasm.
Location: London SE10 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: South East London Chamber of Commerce, The Circular Economy Collage and Ikea
Ready to Rethink your business model? Join us for this free-to-join high-energy interactive conference that will help to transform how you approach waste, resources and business innovation and empower you to take actions.
This is a not-to-be-missed Circular Economy Week event, facilitated by Circular Economy Collage experts, Solenn Launay & Elodie Baran. Hosted at the innovative Hej!Workshop space at IKEA Greenwich, you will also hear about IKEA’s sustainability journey and approach to circular economy.
You will learn: why our current linear economy (take-make-waste) is unsustainable; the major environmental impacts of our resource consumption; and How can businesses, communities, and individuals can transition to a circular economy.
Why join? Get a fast-paced, eye-opening introduction to circular economy principles. Discover real-world examples of innovative circular solutions. Leave inspired and equipped with actionable ideas for your organisation or daily life. An original awareness raising lecture to dive in those complex topics with ease and enthusiasm.
Location: London SE10 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
The circular challenge: from silo to system thinking
Ready to Rethink your business model? Join us for this free-to-join high-energy interactive conference that will help to transform how you approach waste, resources and business innovation and empower you to take actions.
This is a not-to-be-missed Circular Economy Week event, facilitated by Circular Economy Collage experts, Solenn Launay & Elodie Baran. Hosted at the innovative Hej!Workshop space at IKEA Greenwich, you will also hear about IKEA’s sustainability journey and approach to circular economy.
You will learn: why our current linear economy (take-make-waste) is unsustainable; the major environmental impacts of our resource consumption; and How can businesses, communities, and individuals can transition to a circular economy.
Why join? Get a fast-paced, eye-opening introduction to circular economy principles. Discover real-world examples of innovative circular solutions. Leave inspired and equipped with actionable ideas for your organisation or daily life. An original awareness raising lecture to dive in those complex topics with ease and enthusiasm.
Location: London SE10 / Pre-registration required
Fit(out) for purpose?
A cross-industry discussion on low-carbon and circular workplaces.
Join us as we share findings from research as part of the Interdisciplinary Design for the Build Environment masters, and take part in an outcome focussed discussion on low-carbon and circular workplaces.
In partnership with Structure Tone, Lumybel and Fora. Guest speaker from Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership.
Location: EC2M / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Structure Tone, Lumybel and Fora
A cross-industry discussion on low-carbon and circular workplaces.
Join us as we share findings from research as part of the Interdisciplinary Design for the Build Environment masters, and take part in an outcome focussed discussion on low-carbon and circular workplaces.
In partnership with Structure Tone, Lumybel and Fora. Guest speaker from Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership.
Location: EC2M / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Fit(out) for purpose?
A cross-industry discussion on low-carbon and circular workplaces.
Join us as we share findings from research as part of the Interdisciplinary Design for the Build Environment masters, and take part in an outcome focussed discussion on low-carbon and circular workplaces.
In partnership with Structure Tone, Lumybel and Fora. Guest speaker from Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership.
Location: EC2M / Pre-registration required
Designing for circularity: office fit out and furniture
Join us as we dive into the circular journey of a typical commercial office fit-out project. From conceptual design through to on-site practicalities and logistics, discover how responsibility is shared in keeping furniture and materials in use for as long as possible, reducing waste and tackling our carbon reduction strategies, one reused chair at a time.
You’ll hear from quality reused furniture experts Broadbase, the design and ESG team at Virtus Contracts, and our event host and specialists in sustainable furniture design and manufacturing, Senator.
This interactive event will feature a series of short talks, an exhibition tour, and plenty of time for networking and discussion.
Location: London, Clerkenwell EC1R / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Virtus Contracts
Join us as we dive into the circular journey of a typical commercial office fit-out project. From conceptual design through to on-site practicalities and logistics, discover how responsibility is shared in keeping furniture and materials in use for as long as possible, reducing waste and tackling our carbon reduction strategies, one reused chair at a time.
You’ll hear from quality reused furniture experts Broadbase, the design and ESG team at Virtus Contracts, and our event host and specialists in sustainable furniture design and manufacturing, Senator.
This interactive event will feature a series of short talks, an exhibition tour, and plenty of time for networking and discussion.
Location: London, Clerkenwell EC1R / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Designing for circularity: office fit out and furniture
Join us as we dive into the circular journey of a typical commercial office fit-out project. From conceptual design through to on-site practicalities and logistics, discover how responsibility is shared in keeping furniture and materials in use for as long as possible, reducing waste and tackling our carbon reduction strategies, one reused chair at a time.
You’ll hear from quality reused furniture experts Broadbase, the design and ESG team at Virtus Contracts, and our event host and specialists in sustainable furniture design and manufacturing, Senator.
This interactive event will feature a series of short talks, an exhibition tour, and plenty of time for networking and discussion.
Location: London, Clerkenwell EC1R / Pre-registration required
Lewisham climate grants launch
Does your organisation have a plan for tangible, local climate action? Maybe you’re planning solar panels for your community centre or have ways for your small business to cut down on plastics waste. Lewisham’s Climate Funds could help.
Join us for the launch of the funds. An evening for community organisations, businesses and social enterprises to connect, share ideas and spark collaborations. Find out more about the funds, and your organisations eligibility.
The event will include: inspiring case studies from previous grantees; information and guidance on applying for the grants; breakout discussions to explore collaborative opportunities for projects and speak directly with our fund managers; and networking over sustainable refreshments.
Location: London SE13 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Lewisham Council
Does your organisation have a plan for tangible, local climate action? Maybe you’re planning solar panels for your community centre or have ways for your small business to cut down on plastics waste. Lewisham’s Climate Funds could help.
Join us for the launch of the funds. An evening for community organisations, businesses and social enterprises to connect, share ideas and spark collaborations. Find out more about the funds, and your organisations eligibility.
The event will include: inspiring case studies from previous grantees; information and guidance on applying for the grants; breakout discussions to explore collaborative opportunities for projects and speak directly with our fund managers; and networking over sustainable refreshments.
Location: London SE13 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Lewisham climate grants launch
Does your organisation have a plan for tangible, local climate action? Maybe you’re planning solar panels for your community centre or have ways for your small business to cut down on plastics waste. Lewisham’s Climate Funds could help.
Join us for the launch of the funds. An evening for community organisations, businesses and social enterprises to connect, share ideas and spark collaborations. Find out more about the funds, and your organisations eligibility.
The event will include: inspiring case studies from previous grantees; information and guidance on applying for the grants; breakout discussions to explore collaborative opportunities for projects and speak directly with our fund managers; and networking over sustainable refreshments.
Location: London SE13 / Pre-registration required
Bike maintenance workshop
Want to learn how to fix your bike’s most common problems? Join Decathlon’s Bike Basics Workshop!
We’ll cover essential maintenance skills like fixing a flat tire, adjusting your brakes, and keeping your chain clean. You’ll leave with the confidence to handle basic repairs and keep your bike running smoothly.
Location: London SE16 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Decathlon
Want to learn how to fix your bike’s most common problems? Join Decathlon’s Bike Basics Workshop!
We’ll cover essential maintenance skills like fixing a flat tire, adjusting your brakes, and keeping your chain clean. You’ll leave with the confidence to handle basic repairs and keep your bike running smoothly.
Location: London SE16 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Bike maintenance workshop
Want to learn how to fix your bike’s most common problems? Join Decathlon’s Bike Basics Workshop!
We’ll cover essential maintenance skills like fixing a flat tire, adjusting your brakes, and keeping your chain clean. You’ll leave with the confidence to handle basic repairs and keep your bike running smoothly.
Location: London SE16 / Pre-registration required
Textile and tent repair workshop
Is your favourite jacket torn or your tent leaking? Don’t toss them – fix them!
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn basic mending skills like patching holes, sewing seams, replacing buttons, and applying simple waterproof treatments. Whether it’s outdoor gear or everyday clothing, we’ll help you extend its life.
No experience needed – just bring your damaged items and we’ll show you how to make them good as new!
Location: London SE16 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Decathlon
Is your favourite jacket torn or your tent leaking? Don’t toss them – fix them!
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn basic mending skills like patching holes, sewing seams, replacing buttons, and applying simple waterproof treatments. Whether it’s outdoor gear or everyday clothing, we’ll help you extend its life.
No experience needed – just bring your damaged items and we’ll show you how to make them good as new!
Location: London SE16 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Textile and tent repair workshop
Is your favourite jacket torn or your tent leaking? Don’t toss them – fix them!
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn basic mending skills like patching holes, sewing seams, replacing buttons, and applying simple waterproof treatments. Whether it’s outdoor gear or everyday clothing, we’ll help you extend its life.
No experience needed – just bring your damaged items and we’ll show you how to make them good as new!
Location: London SE16 / Pre-registration required
Achieving sustainability goals
Join Valpak’s sustainability experts for an in-depth webinar exploring the tools and frameworks that help businesses reduce environmental impact and stay ahead of regulatory change.
This session will guide you through the latest developments in Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs), the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), and Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) – and show how these approaches can be applied to packaging design and supply chains. You’ll also discover practical strategies for packaging optimisation, balancing sustainability with cost efficiency and compliance.
Whether you’re working in packaging, compliance, sustainability, or supply chain management, this webinar will equip you with actionable insights to support your organisation’s ESG goals while preparing for future reporting and regulatory demands.
Online / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Valpak
Join Valpak’s sustainability experts for an in-depth webinar exploring the tools and frameworks that help businesses reduce environmental impact and stay ahead of regulatory change.
This session will guide you through the latest developments in Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs), the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), and Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) – and show how these approaches can be applied to packaging design and supply chains. You’ll also discover practical strategies for packaging optimisation, balancing sustainability with cost efficiency and compliance.
Whether you’re working in packaging, compliance, sustainability, or supply chain management, this webinar will equip you with actionable insights to support your organisation’s ESG goals while preparing for future reporting and regulatory demands.
Online / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Achieving sustainability goals
Join Valpak’s sustainability experts for an in-depth webinar exploring the tools and frameworks that help businesses reduce environmental impact and stay ahead of regulatory change.
This session will guide you through the latest developments in Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs), the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), and Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) – and show how these approaches can be applied to packaging design and supply chains. You’ll also discover practical strategies for packaging optimisation, balancing sustainability with cost efficiency and compliance.
Whether you’re working in packaging, compliance, sustainability, or supply chain management, this webinar will equip you with actionable insights to support your organisation’s ESG goals while preparing for future reporting and regulatory demands.
Online / Pre-registration required
Creative upcycling workshop with Tina Aileen
London-based fashion designer Tina Aileen is passionate about eco-fashion and sustainable living. Join Tina in this creative workshop where she will teach you how to upcycle the unloved items in your wardrobe in a creative way.
Bring your own items or use the items provided to upcycle. Tina welcomes participants from five years old or above. Snacks and drinks will be provided.
Location: London W6 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Tina Aileen
London-based fashion designer Tina Aileen is passionate about eco-fashion and sustainable living. Join Tina in this creative workshop where she will teach you how to upcycle the unloved items in your wardrobe in a creative way.
Bring your own items or use the items provided to upcycle. Tina welcomes participants from five years old or above. Snacks and drinks will be provided.
Location: London W6 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Creative upcycling workshop with Tina Aileen
London-based fashion designer Tina Aileen is passionate about eco-fashion and sustainable living. Join Tina in this creative workshop where she will teach you how to upcycle the unloved items in your wardrobe in a creative way.
Bring your own items or use the items provided to upcycle. Tina welcomes participants from five years old or above. Snacks and drinks will be provided.
Location: London W6 / Pre-registration required
Stepping into the landscape: an Ecostage Lab
Space for the creative industry to explore and share together. Ecostage offers a deep dive into ecological thinking with a focus on sustaining and enjoying our eco-minded paths and careers.
In the lab we will explore the terrain of the Seven Ecostage Principles as a holistic, interconnected approach, with particular emphasis on creativity, wellbeing and sustainability. We will introduce the Ecostage Framework to collaboratively map the journey of a production or project, using playful and interactive tools, to arrive at a collective creative output.
Other activities will include hearing from speakers offering different approaches, case studies, roundtable discussions, networking and knowledge sharing.
For a fair, flourishing future in the creative arts.
Join us online or in-person at the historic community Arts and Wellbeing Centre in Bethnal Green. St Margarets House has a long history of serving the local community which includes a delicious vegan cafe.
Location: Online and London E2 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Ecostage
Space for the creative industry to explore and share together. Ecostage offers a deep dive into ecological thinking with a focus on sustaining and enjoying our eco-minded paths and careers.
In the lab we will explore the terrain of the Seven Ecostage Principles as a holistic, interconnected approach, with particular emphasis on creativity, wellbeing and sustainability. We will introduce the Ecostage Framework to collaboratively map the journey of a production or project, using playful and interactive tools, to arrive at a collective creative output.
Other activities will include hearing from speakers offering different approaches, case studies, roundtable discussions, networking and knowledge sharing.
For a fair, flourishing future in the creative arts.
Join us online or in-person at the historic community Arts and Wellbeing Centre in Bethnal Green. St Margarets House has a long history of serving the local community which includes a delicious vegan cafe.
Location: Online and London E2 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Stepping into the landscape: an Ecostage Lab
Space for the creative industry to explore and share together. Ecostage offers a deep dive into ecological thinking with a focus on sustaining and enjoying our eco-minded paths and careers.
In the lab we will explore the terrain of the Seven Ecostage Principles as a holistic, interconnected approach, with particular emphasis on creativity, wellbeing and sustainability. We will introduce the Ecostage Framework to collaboratively map the journey of a production or project, using playful and interactive tools, to arrive at a collective creative output.
Other activities will include hearing from speakers offering different approaches, case studies, roundtable discussions, networking and knowledge sharing.
For a fair, flourishing future in the creative arts.
Join us online or in-person at the historic community Arts and Wellbeing Centre in Bethnal Green. St Margarets House has a long history of serving the local community which includes a delicious vegan cafe.
Location: Online and London E2 / Pre-registration required
Pop-up textile sale and circular business expo
To celebrate CE Week 2025, visitors to The Loop will get the chance to meet and learn about circular businesses including: Are You Mad, British Material Unit (BMU), Looply, Reuser, Studio TIP, White Weft and Yodomo.
This event is being held at The Loop in Hackney Wick, a warehouse space designed to help circular businesses scale by providing space for R&D, collaboration and community engagement run by Hackney Wick CDT and Arbeit Studios.
Please note: If you’re planning on coming to see a specific business then please check with them first for exacts times and activities – more details via the registration link.
Location: London E9 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Yodomo
To celebrate CE Week 2025, visitors to The Loop will get the chance to meet and learn about circular businesses including: Are You Mad, British Material Unit (BMU), Looply, Reuser, Studio TIP, White Weft and Yodomo.
This event is being held at The Loop in Hackney Wick, a warehouse space designed to help circular businesses scale by providing space for R&D, collaboration and community engagement run by Hackney Wick CDT and Arbeit Studios.
Please note: If you’re planning on coming to see a specific business then please check with them first for exacts times and activities – more details via the registration link.
Location: London E9 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Pop-up textile sale and circular business expo
To celebrate CE Week 2025, visitors to The Loop will get the chance to meet and learn about circular businesses including: Are You Mad, British Material Unit (BMU), Looply, Reuser, Studio TIP, White Weft and Yodomo.
This event is being held at The Loop in Hackney Wick, a warehouse space designed to help circular businesses scale by providing space for R&D, collaboration and community engagement run by Hackney Wick CDT and Arbeit Studios.
Please note: If you’re planning on coming to see a specific business then please check with them first for exacts times and activities – more details via the registration link.
Location: London E9 / Pre-registration required
Circular Economy Collage workshop
The Circular Economy Collage is an awareness-raising workshop, that encourages exchanges and collective intelligence between participants. It invites participants to step into a world where we challenge the “take-make-waste” mindset and explore the real potential of a circular economy.
The aim of the workshop is to understand the opportunities offered by the circular economy, the issues involved in using resources and, above all, to discover the solutions that can be implemented individually, in companies, in our region and beyond! The Circular Economy Collage is a fun, scientific and positive workshop for all ages!
Location: London SE16 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: The Circular Economy Collage & Southwark Council
The Circular Economy Collage is an awareness-raising workshop, that encourages exchanges and collective intelligence between participants. It invites participants to step into a world where we challenge the “take-make-waste” mindset and explore the real potential of a circular economy.
The aim of the workshop is to understand the opportunities offered by the circular economy, the issues involved in using resources and, above all, to discover the solutions that can be implemented individually, in companies, in our region and beyond! The Circular Economy Collage is a fun, scientific and positive workshop for all ages!
Location: London SE16 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Circular Economy Collage workshop
The Circular Economy Collage is an awareness-raising workshop, that encourages exchanges and collective intelligence between participants. It invites participants to step into a world where we challenge the “take-make-waste” mindset and explore the real potential of a circular economy.
The aim of the workshop is to understand the opportunities offered by the circular economy, the issues involved in using resources and, above all, to discover the solutions that can be implemented individually, in companies, in our region and beyond! The Circular Economy Collage is a fun, scientific and positive workshop for all ages!
Location: London SE16 / Pre-registration required
The magic of microbes: from gut health to mushroom growing
Source Foods is a circular economy initiative in East London that turns local food waste into valuable resources through regenerative food production, sustainable energy and community education. By using circular economy methods like composting and anaerobic digestion, they create biofuel and nutrient-rich compost to grow food locally via hydroponics, mushroom cultivation and soil-based gardening.
To celebrate CE Week 2025, Source Foods is hosting a free hands-on workshop. Attendees will explore the circular economy in action – connecting microbes, soil and health – and take part in a live mushroom-growing demo. Join the movement toward a regenerative, circular future.
Location: London E14 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: MAD LEAP CIC
Source Foods is a circular economy initiative in East London that turns local food waste into valuable resources through regenerative food production, sustainable energy and community education. By using circular economy methods like composting and anaerobic digestion, they create biofuel and nutrient-rich compost to grow food locally via hydroponics, mushroom cultivation and soil-based gardening.
To celebrate CE Week 2025, Source Foods is hosting a free hands-on workshop. Attendees will explore the circular economy in action – connecting microbes, soil and health – and take part in a live mushroom-growing demo. Join the movement toward a regenerative, circular future.
Location: London E14 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
The magic of microbes: from gut health to mushroom growing
Source Foods is a circular economy initiative in East London that turns local food waste into valuable resources through regenerative food production, sustainable energy and community education. By using circular economy methods like composting and anaerobic digestion, they create biofuel and nutrient-rich compost to grow food locally via hydroponics, mushroom cultivation and soil-based gardening.
To celebrate CE Week 2025, Source Foods is hosting a free hands-on workshop. Attendees will explore the circular economy in action – connecting microbes, soil and health – and take part in a live mushroom-growing demo. Join the movement toward a regenerative, circular future.
Location: London E14 / Pre-registration required
Bike maintenance workshop
Want to learn how to fix your bike’s most common problems? Join Decathlon’s Bike Basics Workshop!
We’ll cover essential maintenance skills like fixing a flat tire, adjusting your brakes, and keeping your chain clean. You’ll leave with the confidence to handle basic repairs and keep your bike running smoothly.
Location: London SE16 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Decathlon
Want to learn how to fix your bike’s most common problems? Join Decathlon’s Bike Basics Workshop!
We’ll cover essential maintenance skills like fixing a flat tire, adjusting your brakes, and keeping your chain clean. You’ll leave with the confidence to handle basic repairs and keep your bike running smoothly.
Location: London SE16 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Bike maintenance workshop
Want to learn how to fix your bike’s most common problems? Join Decathlon’s Bike Basics Workshop!
We’ll cover essential maintenance skills like fixing a flat tire, adjusting your brakes, and keeping your chain clean. You’ll leave with the confidence to handle basic repairs and keep your bike running smoothly.
Location: London SE16 / Pre-registration required
Textile and tent repair workshop
Is your favourite jacket torn or your tent leaking? Don’t toss them – fix them!
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn basic mending skills like patching holes, sewing seams, replacing buttons, and applying simple waterproof treatments. Whether it’s outdoor gear or everyday clothing, we’ll help you extend its life.
No experience needed – just bring your damaged items and we’ll show you how to make them good as new!
Location: London SE16 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Decathlon
Is your favourite jacket torn or your tent leaking? Don’t toss them – fix them!
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn basic mending skills like patching holes, sewing seams, replacing buttons, and applying simple waterproof treatments. Whether it’s outdoor gear or everyday clothing, we’ll help you extend its life.
No experience needed – just bring your damaged items and we’ll show you how to make them good as new!
Location: London SE16 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Textile and tent repair workshop
Is your favourite jacket torn or your tent leaking? Don’t toss them – fix them!
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn basic mending skills like patching holes, sewing seams, replacing buttons, and applying simple waterproof treatments. Whether it’s outdoor gear or everyday clothing, we’ll help you extend its life.
No experience needed – just bring your damaged items and we’ll show you how to make them good as new!
Location: London SE16 / Pre-registration required
Fix-it Fest
Join us for a FREE community event focused on practical ways to live sustainably and stay well.
Fix-it Fest brings together local experts who can help fix bicycles, repair clothing and offer energy-saving advice. Whether you’re looking to fix your belongings, cut costs, or make greener choices, this event is about helping you live sustainably in your home.
No booking required. Just drop in. Free entry. All welcome.
Location: Kensington Leisure Centre, W11 (events held Indoors & Outdoors)
Organiser: Lancaster West Neighbourhood Team
Join us for a FREE community event focused on practical ways to live sustainably and stay well.
Fix-it Fest brings together local experts who can help fix bicycles, repair clothing and offer energy-saving advice. Whether you’re looking to fix your belongings, cut costs, or make greener choices, this event is about helping you live sustainably in your home.
No booking required. Just drop in. Free entry. All welcome.
Location: Kensington Leisure Centre, W11 (events held Indoors & Outdoors)
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Fix-it Fest
Join us for a FREE community event focused on practical ways to live sustainably and stay well.
Fix-it Fest brings together local experts who can help fix bicycles, repair clothing and offer energy-saving advice. Whether you’re looking to fix your belongings, cut costs, or make greener choices, this event is about helping you live sustainably in your home.
No booking required. Just drop in. Free entry. All welcome.
Location: Kensington Leisure Centre, W11 (events held Indoors & Outdoors)
Community repair at Hide Tower Community Mobile Recycling Centre
Join the Camden Fixing Factory for a day of fixing, mending, and repairing at Hide Tower Community Mobile Recycling Centre in Vincent Square.
Whether you have a broken toaster, hairdryer or airfryer the team of skilled volunteers will be on hand to help you out. It’s a great opportunity to learn new skills, meet your neighbours and reduce waste by giving your items a second life. You’ll work one-on-one with a Fixing Factory Fixer to inspect, diagnose, and repair your beloved item.
Booked slots available as well as a limited number available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Location: London SW1P / Book your repair slot via the ‘Register’ link below
Organiser: Camden Fixing Factory and Westminster Council
Join the Camden Fixing Factory for a day of fixing, mending, and repairing at Hide Tower Community Mobile Recycling Centre in Vincent Square.
Whether you have a broken toaster, hairdryer or airfryer the team of skilled volunteers will be on hand to help you out. It’s a great opportunity to learn new skills, meet your neighbours and reduce waste by giving your items a second life. You’ll work one-on-one with a Fixing Factory Fixer to inspect, diagnose, and repair your beloved item.
Booked slots available as well as a limited number available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Location: London SW1P / Book your repair slot via the ‘Register’ link below
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Community repair at Hide Tower Community Mobile Recycling Centre
Join the Camden Fixing Factory for a day of fixing, mending, and repairing at Hide Tower Community Mobile Recycling Centre in Vincent Square.
Whether you have a broken toaster, hairdryer or airfryer the team of skilled volunteers will be on hand to help you out. It’s a great opportunity to learn new skills, meet your neighbours and reduce waste by giving your items a second life. You’ll work one-on-one with a Fixing Factory Fixer to inspect, diagnose, and repair your beloved item.
Booked slots available as well as a limited number available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Location: London SW1P / Book your repair slot via the ‘Register’ link below
Eco-fashion kids workshop
Join this eco-fashion workshop where children get to upcycle their clothes. Recommended age: 5-11+ (under 7 with helping adult).
We Make Kids Club introduces kids to sustainable fashion through upcycling, creativity, and eco-friendly choices that inspire a greener generation.
Location: London E11 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: We Make Kids Club
Join this eco-fashion workshop where children get to upcycle their clothes. Recommended age: 5-11+ (under 7 with helping adult).
We Make Kids Club introduces kids to sustainable fashion through upcycling, creativity, and eco-friendly choices that inspire a greener generation.
Location: London E11 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Eco-fashion kids workshop
Join this eco-fashion workshop where children get to upcycle their clothes. Recommended age: 5-11+ (under 7 with helping adult).
We Make Kids Club introduces kids to sustainable fashion through upcycling, creativity, and eco-friendly choices that inspire a greener generation.
Location: London E11 / Pre-registration required
Worn out – free clothes & textiles repair class
Drop in – Join Make Mee Studio and Lewisham Council to learn how to prolong the life of your clothes and homewares, whether it’s darning a sock or patching a cushion cover we can show you how to mend and repair and bring it back to life.
These sessions are for mending and upcycling. You must come with something to repair or you can use scraps to practice repairs but we will not be showing you how to make new items.
Feel free to bring one or more items but please be aware you may not be able to fix them all in one session. You can always come back to future mending sessions! They are happening twice a month all year around Lewisham. Sessions are drop in. First come first served.
Location: London SE13
Organiser: Make Mee Studio and Lewisham Council
Drop in – Join Make Mee Studio and Lewisham Council to learn how to prolong the life of your clothes and homewares, whether it’s darning a sock or patching a cushion cover we can show you how to mend and repair and bring it back to life.
These sessions are for mending and upcycling. You must come with something to repair or you can use scraps to practice repairs but we will not be showing you how to make new items.
Feel free to bring one or more items but please be aware you may not be able to fix them all in one session. You can always come back to future mending sessions! They are happening twice a month all year around Lewisham. Sessions are drop in. First come first served.
Location: London SE13
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Worn out – free clothes & textiles repair class
Drop in – Join Make Mee Studio and Lewisham Council to learn how to prolong the life of your clothes and homewares, whether it’s darning a sock or patching a cushion cover we can show you how to mend and repair and bring it back to life.
These sessions are for mending and upcycling. You must come with something to repair or you can use scraps to practice repairs but we will not be showing you how to make new items.
Feel free to bring one or more items but please be aware you may not be able to fix them all in one session. You can always come back to future mending sessions! They are happening twice a month all year around Lewisham. Sessions are drop in. First come first served.
Location: London SE13
ReActon swap shop
Residents of the London borough of Ealing are invited to a fun, family-friendly day of reuse, repair and recycling – no better way to celebrate Circular Economy Week!
Get involved in the activities on the day: Halloween costume swap, free bike check, school uniform swap, donate old uniform, textiles and clothes, drop off eWaste for recycling/repair, free paint for DIY projects and more!
Location: ReActon, Stirling Road, W3 8DJ
Organiser: Ealing Council and West London Waste Authority
Residents of the London borough of Ealing are invited to a fun, family-friendly day of reuse, repair and recycling – no better way to celebrate Circular Economy Week!
Get involved in the activities on the day: Halloween costume swap, free bike check, school uniform swap, donate old uniform, textiles and clothes, drop off eWaste for recycling/repair, free paint for DIY projects and more!
Location: ReActon, Stirling Road, W3 8DJ
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
ReActon swap shop
Residents of the London borough of Ealing are invited to a fun, family-friendly day of reuse, repair and recycling – no better way to celebrate Circular Economy Week!
Get involved in the activities on the day: Halloween costume swap, free bike check, school uniform swap, donate old uniform, textiles and clothes, drop off eWaste for recycling/repair, free paint for DIY projects and more!
Location: ReActon, Stirling Road, W3 8DJ
Taking Up Space: Pop-Up – Day 1
Discover the best of Black-owned, sustainable fashion brands. In celebration of Black History Month UK.
Taking Up Space is a two-day circular fashion pop-up spotlighting circular fashion business models such as clothing rental, swapping, and upcycling – with a focus on pioneering founders of Black origin leading change across the sustainable fashion landscape.
Across the weekend, attendees can explore a curated edit of Black-owned circular fashion brands, take part in swap sessions and engage with upcycling workshops that reimagine waste as material for new design. Through panels, film screenings, and community activations, Taking Up Space celebrates diverse leadership in circularity and challenges the linear norms of the fashion industry.
By reclaiming both cultural and physical space, this independent event positions circular fashion as a tool for empowerment, representation, and climate-conscious creativity.
Book your free ticket through the registration link below.
Location: London W1K / Pre-registration required
Organiser: THE FASHION BLUEPRINT, SwapNation, Ndaane, and Known Source
Discover the best of Black-owned, sustainable fashion brands. In celebration of Black History Month UK.
Taking Up Space is a two-day circular fashion pop-up spotlighting circular fashion business models such as clothing rental, swapping, and upcycling – with a focus on pioneering founders of Black origin leading change across the sustainable fashion landscape.
Across the weekend, attendees can explore a curated edit of Black-owned circular fashion brands, take part in swap sessions and engage with upcycling workshops that reimagine waste as material for new design. Through panels, film screenings, and community activations, Taking Up Space celebrates diverse leadership in circularity and challenges the linear norms of the fashion industry.
By reclaiming both cultural and physical space, this independent event positions circular fashion as a tool for empowerment, representation, and climate-conscious creativity.
Book your free ticket through the registration link below.
Location: London W1K / Pre-registration required
Taking Up Space: Pop-Up – Day 1
Discover the best of Black-owned, sustainable fashion brands. In celebration of Black History Month UK.
Taking Up Space is a two-day circular fashion pop-up spotlighting circular fashion business models such as clothing rental, swapping, and upcycling – with a focus on pioneering founders of Black origin leading change across the sustainable fashion landscape.
Across the weekend, attendees can explore a curated edit of Black-owned circular fashion brands, take part in swap sessions and engage with upcycling workshops that reimagine waste as material for new design. Through panels, film screenings, and community activations, Taking Up Space celebrates diverse leadership in circularity and challenges the linear norms of the fashion industry.
By reclaiming both cultural and physical space, this independent event positions circular fashion as a tool for empowerment, representation, and climate-conscious creativity.
Book your free ticket through the registration link below.
Location: London W1K / Pre-registration required
Islington Clothes Swap
Join Loanhood and Islington Council for a clothes swap event to celebrate Circular Economy Week 2025!
Clothes swaps are an opportunity to circulate clothes and accessories with other members of your community. 350,000 tonnes of used but still wearable clothing goes to landfill in the UK every year and we want to prevent that from happening so bring your clothes along and swap for something new to you.
Arrive with up to five items cleaned and ready to go on the racks; leave with new items for your wardrobe.
Location: London N7 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Loanhood and Islington Council
Join Loanhood and Islington Council for a clothes swap event to celebrate Circular Economy Week 2025!
Clothes swaps are an opportunity to circulate clothes and accessories with other members of your community. 350,000 tonnes of used but still wearable clothing goes to landfill in the UK every year and we want to prevent that from happening so bring your clothes along and swap for something new to you.
Arrive with up to five items cleaned and ready to go on the racks; leave with new items for your wardrobe.
Location: London N7 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Islington Clothes Swap
Join Loanhood and Islington Council for a clothes swap event to celebrate Circular Economy Week 2025!
Clothes swaps are an opportunity to circulate clothes and accessories with other members of your community. 350,000 tonnes of used but still wearable clothing goes to landfill in the UK every year and we want to prevent that from happening so bring your clothes along and swap for something new to you.
Arrive with up to five items cleaned and ready to go on the racks; leave with new items for your wardrobe.
Location: London N7 / Pre-registration required
Pallet-To-Project: Make a reclaimed wooden carry caddy!
Come along to this hands-on workshop where you will learn how to turn a pallet into something beautiful for your house or garden!
You will learn about the environmental impact of timber waste and what you can do to help; where and how to find waste timber and pallets to kickstart your projects; To assess the quality and usability of timber and select the right tools for the job.
In this workshop, you’ll get to make and take home your own reclaimed wooden carry caddy, with options to customise it in the workshop. Suitable for ages 16+. PPE provided. Enclosed footwear must be worn. The GED is an outdoor space, so bring weather-appropriate clothing! There will be a short lunch break so please bring some lunch with you.
Location: London, E8 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: The Woodshop of Recycled Delights
Come along to this hands-on workshop where you will learn how to turn a pallet into something beautiful for your house or garden!
You will learn about the environmental impact of timber waste and what you can do to help; where and how to find waste timber and pallets to kickstart your projects; To assess the quality and usability of timber and select the right tools for the job.
In this workshop, you’ll get to make and take home your own reclaimed wooden carry caddy, with options to customise it in the workshop. Suitable for ages 16+. PPE provided. Enclosed footwear must be worn. The GED is an outdoor space, so bring weather-appropriate clothing! There will be a short lunch break so please bring some lunch with you.
Location: London, E8 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Pallet-To-Project: Make a reclaimed wooden carry caddy!
Come along to this hands-on workshop where you will learn how to turn a pallet into something beautiful for your house or garden!
You will learn about the environmental impact of timber waste and what you can do to help; where and how to find waste timber and pallets to kickstart your projects; To assess the quality and usability of timber and select the right tools for the job.
In this workshop, you’ll get to make and take home your own reclaimed wooden carry caddy, with options to customise it in the workshop. Suitable for ages 16+. PPE provided. Enclosed footwear must be worn. The GED is an outdoor space, so bring weather-appropriate clothing! There will be a short lunch break so please bring some lunch with you.
Location: London, E8 / Pre-registration required
Hackney clothes swap
Join us for a fun and sustainable day of fashion at this Verte clothes swap, proudly supported by Hackney Council.
Refresh your wardrobe the eco-friendly way – bring your pre-loved pieces and swap them for new-to-you treasures. As part of Circular Economy Week 2025, the event will have: A curated swapping experience; Stylish finds across all sizes and styles, including one rail of kidswear; Sustainable fashion tips and community vibes.
Let’s keep clothes out of landfill and in loving circulation. Whether you’re a vintage hunter, minimalist dresser or wardrobe revamper, this is for you. Let’s swap, not shop.
Location: London E9 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Verte and Hackney Council
Join us for a fun and sustainable day of fashion at this Verte clothes swap, proudly supported by Hackney Council.
Refresh your wardrobe the eco-friendly way – bring your pre-loved pieces and swap them for new-to-you treasures. As part of Circular Economy Week 2025, the event will have: A curated swapping experience; Stylish finds across all sizes and styles, including one rail of kidswear; Sustainable fashion tips and community vibes.
Let’s keep clothes out of landfill and in loving circulation. Whether you’re a vintage hunter, minimalist dresser or wardrobe revamper, this is for you. Let’s swap, not shop.
Location: London E9 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Hackney clothes swap
Join us for a fun and sustainable day of fashion at this Verte clothes swap, proudly supported by Hackney Council.
Refresh your wardrobe the eco-friendly way – bring your pre-loved pieces and swap them for new-to-you treasures. As part of Circular Economy Week 2025, the event will have: A curated swapping experience; Stylish finds across all sizes and styles, including one rail of kidswear; Sustainable fashion tips and community vibes.
Let’s keep clothes out of landfill and in loving circulation. Whether you’re a vintage hunter, minimalist dresser or wardrobe revamper, this is for you. Let’s swap, not shop.
Location: London E9 / Pre-registration required
Repair Café – Canons House, Mitcham
Welcome to the world of fixing fun! If you would like to be in a community of people preventing tech, electrical, and textiles waste, you’ve come to the right place. Join The Wheel at their free Repair Cafés with a broken item and get it repaired for free by one of their volunteer repairers. You might even learn how to fix the item yourself while you are there.
Location: London, CR4 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: The Wheel, Sustainable Merton
Welcome to the world of fixing fun! If you would like to be in a community of people preventing tech, electrical, and textiles waste, you’ve come to the right place. Join The Wheel at their free Repair Cafés with a broken item and get it repaired for free by one of their volunteer repairers. You might even learn how to fix the item yourself while you are there.
Location: London, CR4 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Repair Café – Canons House, Mitcham
Welcome to the world of fixing fun! If you would like to be in a community of people preventing tech, electrical, and textiles waste, you’ve come to the right place. Join The Wheel at their free Repair Cafés with a broken item and get it repaired for free by one of their volunteer repairers. You might even learn how to fix the item yourself while you are there.
Location: London, CR4 / Pre-registration required
Pop-up textile sale and circular business expo
To celebrate CE Week 2025, visitors to The Loop will get the chance to meet and learn about circular businesses including: Are You Mad, British Material Unit (BMU), Looply, Reuser, Studio TIP, White Weft and Yodomo.
This event is being held at The Loop in Hackney Wick, a warehouse space designed to help circular businesses scale by providing space for R&D, collaboration and community engagement run by Hackney Wick CDT and Arbeit Studios.
Please note: If you’re planning on coming to see a specific business then please check with them first for exacts times and activities – more details via the registration link.
Location: London E9 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Yodomo
To celebrate CE Week 2025, visitors to The Loop will get the chance to meet and learn about circular businesses including: Are You Mad, British Material Unit (BMU), Looply, Reuser, Studio TIP, White Weft and Yodomo.
This event is being held at The Loop in Hackney Wick, a warehouse space designed to help circular businesses scale by providing space for R&D, collaboration and community engagement run by Hackney Wick CDT and Arbeit Studios.
Please note: If you’re planning on coming to see a specific business then please check with them first for exacts times and activities – more details via the registration link.
Location: London E9 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Pop-up textile sale and circular business expo
To celebrate CE Week 2025, visitors to The Loop will get the chance to meet and learn about circular businesses including: Are You Mad, British Material Unit (BMU), Looply, Reuser, Studio TIP, White Weft and Yodomo.
This event is being held at The Loop in Hackney Wick, a warehouse space designed to help circular businesses scale by providing space for R&D, collaboration and community engagement run by Hackney Wick CDT and Arbeit Studios.
Please note: If you’re planning on coming to see a specific business then please check with them first for exacts times and activities – more details via the registration link.
Location: London E9 / Pre-registration required
Toaster teardown fixperience workshop
Want to learn some handy repair skills? Join the Camden Fixing Family for a ‘Toaster Teardown Fixperience Workshop’! This workshop is a fun, hands-on way to jump into DIY repairs, cut down on waste, and keep a little extra cash in your pocket.
The workshop is designed for those with little to no prior experience, You will learn the basic foundations of fixing electrical items, with a focus on pop-up toasters. By the end of the session you will have learnt the basics of safety when working with electrical items, disassembled and reassembled a pop-up toaster, understood its basic operations, gained tips on maintaining electrical items and conducted a basic repair. This will help you learn how to repair domestic appliances.
Location: London NW5 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Camden Fixing Factory
Want to learn some handy repair skills? Join the Camden Fixing Family for a ‘Toaster Teardown Fixperience Workshop’! This workshop is a fun, hands-on way to jump into DIY repairs, cut down on waste, and keep a little extra cash in your pocket.
The workshop is designed for those with little to no prior experience, You will learn the basic foundations of fixing electrical items, with a focus on pop-up toasters. By the end of the session you will have learnt the basics of safety when working with electrical items, disassembled and reassembled a pop-up toaster, understood its basic operations, gained tips on maintaining electrical items and conducted a basic repair. This will help you learn how to repair domestic appliances.
Location: London NW5 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Toaster teardown fixperience workshop
Want to learn some handy repair skills? Join the Camden Fixing Family for a ‘Toaster Teardown Fixperience Workshop’! This workshop is a fun, hands-on way to jump into DIY repairs, cut down on waste, and keep a little extra cash in your pocket.
The workshop is designed for those with little to no prior experience, You will learn the basic foundations of fixing electrical items, with a focus on pop-up toasters. By the end of the session you will have learnt the basics of safety when working with electrical items, disassembled and reassembled a pop-up toaster, understood its basic operations, gained tips on maintaining electrical items and conducted a basic repair. This will help you learn how to repair domestic appliances.
Location: London NW5 / Pre-registration required
Repair cafe
Ruskin Road Repair Cafe is part of the wider Repair Cafe network and runs a monthly repair session for the community.
If you would like to find out more about repair cafes and how they work then this might be just the thing for you. You can book a repair or simply come along and see what we do.
Location: Sutton SM5
Organiser: Ruskin Road Repair Cafe
Ruskin Road Repair Cafe is part of the wider Repair Cafe network and runs a monthly repair session for the community.
If you would like to find out more about repair cafes and how they work then this might be just the thing for you. You can book a repair or simply come along and see what we do.
Location: Sutton SM5
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Repair cafe
Ruskin Road Repair Cafe is part of the wider Repair Cafe network and runs a monthly repair session for the community.
If you would like to find out more about repair cafes and how they work then this might be just the thing for you. You can book a repair or simply come along and see what we do.
Location: Sutton SM5
Mend, repair and create workshop
Mend, Repair, and Create with Remaykit’s Fashion Show Talent. As part of Circular Economy Week 2025, Remaykit invites you to a special live drop-in workshop celebrating sustainable fashion and local creativity.
Join us and learn from the talented makers and designers who showcased their work in the Remaykit Fashion Show in June. From creative upcycling and garment repair to natural dyeing techniques, our featured creatives will share their skills, tips, and advice to help you breath new life to your clothes.
Whether you need to shorten a hem, patch a tear, or completely transform a piece, our experts will guide you in extending the life of your wardrobe in fun and creative ways.
What to Bring: A garment you’d like to upcycle or mend. Just starting out? No problem – we’ll have materials on hand for learning basic sewing skills.
Come along, get inspired, and meet some of the talented individuals from our local community who are leading the way in sustainable fashion.
Location: London SW12 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Remaykit
Mend, Repair, and Create with Remaykit’s Fashion Show Talent. As part of Circular Economy Week 2025, Remaykit invites you to a special live drop-in workshop celebrating sustainable fashion and local creativity.
Join us and learn from the talented makers and designers who showcased their work in the Remaykit Fashion Show in June. From creative upcycling and garment repair to natural dyeing techniques, our featured creatives will share their skills, tips, and advice to help you breath new life to your clothes.
Whether you need to shorten a hem, patch a tear, or completely transform a piece, our experts will guide you in extending the life of your wardrobe in fun and creative ways.
What to Bring: A garment you’d like to upcycle or mend. Just starting out? No problem – we’ll have materials on hand for learning basic sewing skills.
Come along, get inspired, and meet some of the talented individuals from our local community who are leading the way in sustainable fashion.
Location: London SW12 / Pre-registration required
https://ceweek.london/virtual-event-22
Mend, repair and create workshop
Mend, Repair, and Create with Remaykit’s Fashion Show Talent. As part of Circular Economy Week 2025, Remaykit invites you to a special live drop-in workshop celebrating sustainable fashion and local creativity.
Join us and learn from the talented makers and designers who showcased their work in the Remaykit Fashion Show in June. From creative upcycling and garment repair to natural dyeing techniques, our featured creatives will share their skills, tips, and advice to help you breath new life to your clothes.
Whether you need to shorten a hem, patch a tear, or completely transform a piece, our experts will guide you in extending the life of your wardrobe in fun and creative ways.
What to Bring: A garment you’d like to upcycle or mend. Just starting out? No problem – we’ll have materials on hand for learning basic sewing skills.
Come along, get inspired, and meet some of the talented individuals from our local community who are leading the way in sustainable fashion.
Location: London SW12 / Pre-registration required
Taking Up Space: Pop-Up – Day 2
Discover the best of Black-owned, sustainable fashion brands. In celebration of Black History Month UK.
Taking Up Space is a two-day circular fashion pop-up spotlighting circular fashion business models such as clothing rental, swapping, and upcycling – with a focus on pioneering founders of Black origin leading change across the sustainable fashion landscape.
Across the weekend, attendees can explore a curated edit of Black-owned circular fashion brands, take part in swap sessions and engage with upcycling workshops that reimagine waste as material for new design. Through panels, film screenings, and community activations, Taking Up Space celebrates diverse leadership in circularity and challenges the linear norms of the fashion industry.
By reclaiming both cultural and physical space, this independent event positions circular fashion as a tool for empowerment, representation, and climate-conscious creativity.
Book your free ticket through the registration link below.
Location: London W1K / Pre-registration required
Organiser: THE FASHION BLUEPRINT, SwapNation, Ndaane, and Known Source
Discover the best of Black-owned, sustainable fashion brands. In celebration of Black History Month UK.
Taking Up Space is a two-day circular fashion pop-up spotlighting circular fashion business models such as clothing rental, swapping, and upcycling – with a focus on pioneering founders of Black origin leading change across the sustainable fashion landscape.
Across the weekend, attendees can explore a curated edit of Black-owned circular fashion brands, take part in swap sessions and engage with upcycling workshops that reimagine waste as material for new design. Through panels, film screenings, and community activations, Taking Up Space celebrates diverse leadership in circularity and challenges the linear norms of the fashion industry.
By reclaiming both cultural and physical space, this independent event positions circular fashion as a tool for empowerment, representation, and climate-conscious creativity.
Book your free ticket through the registration link below.
Location: London W1K / Pre-registration required
Taking Up Space: Pop-Up – Day 2
Discover the best of Black-owned, sustainable fashion brands. In celebration of Black History Month UK.
Taking Up Space is a two-day circular fashion pop-up spotlighting circular fashion business models such as clothing rental, swapping, and upcycling – with a focus on pioneering founders of Black origin leading change across the sustainable fashion landscape.
Across the weekend, attendees can explore a curated edit of Black-owned circular fashion brands, take part in swap sessions and engage with upcycling workshops that reimagine waste as material for new design. Through panels, film screenings, and community activations, Taking Up Space celebrates diverse leadership in circularity and challenges the linear norms of the fashion industry.
By reclaiming both cultural and physical space, this independent event positions circular fashion as a tool for empowerment, representation, and climate-conscious creativity.
Book your free ticket through the registration link below.
Location: London W1K / Pre-registration required
Muswell Hill repair café
Repair cafes are a growing sustainability initiative, diverting broken items from landfill, up-skilling people, supporting a circular economy and growing a community. All for free! Muswell Hill Sustainability Group has teamed up with local pros, Haringey Fixers, to offer a monthly Muswell Hill Repair Cafe and teach you how to fix.
Book your 30 minute slot with on of the fixers across IT solution and repairs, ceramics, joinery, electrical appliances, textile repair and alterations…. and more. Don’t bin it, bring it!
Book your free ticket through the registration link below. On-the-day walk-ups welcome for textile repairs only.
Location: London N10 / Pre-registration required
Organiser: Muswell Hill Sustainability Group and Haringey Fixers
Repair cafes are a growing sustainability initiative, diverting broken items from landfill, up-skilling people, supporting a circular economy and growing a community. All for free! Muswell Hill Sustainability Group has teamed up with local pros, Haringey Fixers, to offer a monthly Muswell Hill Repair Cafe and teach you how to fix.
Book your 30 minute slot with on of the fixers across IT solution and repairs, ceramics, joinery, electrical appliances, textile repair and alterations…. and more. Don’t bin it, bring it!
Book your free ticket through the registration link below. On-the-day walk-ups welcome for textile repairs only.
Location: London N10 / Pre-registration required
Muswell Hill repair café
Repair cafes are a growing sustainability initiative, diverting broken items from landfill, up-skilling people, supporting a circular economy and growing a community. All for free! Muswell Hill Sustainability Group has teamed up with local pros, Haringey Fixers, to offer a monthly Muswell Hill Repair Cafe and teach you how to fix.
Book your 30 minute slot with on of the fixers across IT solution and repairs, ceramics, joinery, electrical appliances, textile repair and alterations…. and more. Don’t bin it, bring it!
Book your free ticket through the registration link below. On-the-day walk-ups welcome for textile repairs only.
Location: London N10 / Pre-registration required
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