Ealing Broadway free school uniform shop is back for 2024. Pick up four free items for the new school term (no donations necessary). Open daily from Saturday 6th April to Saturday 13th April (10am – 4pm). Donations can be dropped off from Wednesday 28th February.
Acton Reduce and Recycle hub returns on Saturday 2nd March to Acton Market. The hub will be at Acton market from 10 am until 3 pm with lots of great organisations and businesses there to help people in Acton to reduce, reuse and recycle. Pop along and congratulate the team, as the wonderful Reduce and... Continue Reading →
The Potting Shed sells refills for your kitchen and bathroom cleaning needs. Bring along your bottles and refill. If you don't have bottles, they sell prefilled bottles that can be refilled on your next visit. The Potting Shed is the cafe in Boston Manor park by the children's playground.
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.
Acton Reduce and Recycle hub returns on Saturday 2nd December to Acton Market for a festive edition of the popular event. The hub will be at Acton market from 10 am until 3 pm with lots of great organisations and businesses there to help people in Acton to reduce, reuse and recycle.
Park Royal is one of the largest industrial estates in the UK, now housing over 250 studios. There are many interesting organisations and businesses finding interesting ways to cut waste, reuse and recycle, including Re-Made and POW Workshops in EX2, 41-43 Standard Road, NW10 6HF
Re-Made in Park Royal is a new material exchange hub, connecting artists and makers with waste and surplus materials from local industries.
Hammersmith Library of things is a place where you can borrow useful household items for DIY, cleaning, gardening, events, entertainment and more for a few pounds per day.
Come along to Ealing Repair cafe meet ups for help, chat and advice to help you fix your clothes mending pile.
Do you have a collection of fabrics that have memories or stories associated with them? Learn how to recycle fabrics using Kantha Stitch. Kantha is a style of stitching found in Indian embroidery. Traditionally Bengali women layered together old discarded clothing with the simple kantha style stitching to make a bedspread or bed cushion. They... Continue Reading →
