Donate your garden and household tools that you no longer want or use to Tools with a mission (TWAM). They collect unwanted usable tools, refurbishes them, and sorts them into trade tool kits for livelihood creation and community groups. Bring your tools to the Free Compost event in Acton on 16 May or at ReActon... Continue Reading →
Come along to get reusing and repairing with ReActon on 25 April 2026 at Stirling Road in Acton. On Saturday from 11 am -2 pm, there is lots of reuse and repair activities that all the family can do. Activities on the day include: free school uniform - high school & primary. Full details of... Continue Reading →
Come along for a fun, family-friendly day of reuse and repair event with ReActon at Stirling Road. On Saturday 7 March 2026 from 11 am -2 pm, join in with reusing and repairing as part of London Repair Week. ReActon focuses on reducing our waste, looking at how we can reuse and repair. Collectively, we have... Continue Reading →
Discover the advantages of shopping refill with Ealing's schools Cut harsh chemicals and plastic pollution It has never been easier to cut harsh chemicals in your home and tackle plastic pollution at the same time! This is all thanks to the brilliant Pupils Profit programme being run in six local schools across Ealing. Developing local... Continue Reading →
ActForEaling wants to hear from anyone planning an event or activity that could be part of Circular Economy Week coming up on 20-26 October What is the circular economy #CEweek2025 is all about celebrating and inspiring a new "stuff" revolution. A revolution that is challenging how we buy, use and then throw away. The circular... Continue Reading →
ReLondon are looking for London high street businesses with great ‘beyond waste’ ideas that will improve their environmental impact while also helping their business.
A new re-use and repair site in partnership with Ealing council, West London Waste Authority is planned at Stirling Road, off Bollo lane. This will be the first of its kind in London, is coming to Acton in 2024.
Re-Made in Park Royal is a new material exchange hub, connecting artists and makers with waste and surplus materials from local industries.
