Need help getting your bike roadworthy or want to have your bike checked? Then check out Dr Bikes dates for April to May. Want some extra cycling training? Check out free family and children cycle training.
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Open day at Perivale Wood
Perivale Wood is one of Britain’s oldest private nature reserves and a bird sanctuary run by Selbourne Society. So we all get to enjoy the bluebells in bloom, the Selbourne Society has Public Open Days at Perivale Wood. These open days support the Selborne Society‘s efforts to conserve this beautiful urban nature reserve and you... Continue Reading →
London Repair Directory
Do you have any electrical items that are broken? Or not working as well as it used to? Use the London Repairs Directory to find the nearest business to repair your broken electrical devices. The Repair Directory lists recommended reliable repair businesses of electrical and electronic products across London. Great repair business not listed? The... Continue Reading →
Restore Remakers Club
Restore in Acton has launched the Re'makers Club in January with a variety of upcycling and circular economy workshops running throughout the month. For the whole of January Restore will be a workspace for remake, repair workshops and drop in days for creatives to come together. Go to their Restore website for a full list... Continue Reading →
Bulb planting along Acton Lane (29-30 October)
Spring might feel a little far off as everyone prepares for Halloween and Bonfire Night but now is the time for planting bulbs to ensure an uplifting start to next Spring. Thanks to the organisation skills of Abundance London and Jen Thorndycraft, along with the kind donation of funds from local residents, Peter and Kate... Continue Reading →
Taking spooky inspiration from Ealing Sewn Up
Wondering what to wear for Halloween? 🎃 Thinking twice about the cost and yet more plastic (yup most Halloween costumes are made of polyester so those outfits will outlive even the longest living ghoul)?👻 How about organising a costume swap? Organise one at school or along your street. 🏘 Invite friends round for sweets and... Continue Reading →
Halloween waste busting ideas
Forget about the ghosts and skeletons, the scariest thing about Halloween is the amount of waste we produce at Halloween. Much of this waste is down to single use Halloween costumes which end up in landfill. Add to that the plastic sweets, chocolate wrappers, decorations, and pumpkin waste. So here's some tips for a sustainable... Continue Reading →
Boston Manor Bird walk and survey
Are you a Boston Park User or visitor and interested in finding out what birds live and visit the park? Join the park manager for a relaxed walk around the park, woodland and meadow to survey and record the different bird species that's seen in the park. The Bird Walk and Survey at Boston Manor... Continue Reading →
World Ocean Day- Learn what you can do today
World Ocean Day is to highlight the impact that human action and corporations have on the ocean. The aim is to encourage and develop a worldwide movement steered by citizens that care for the ocean, biodiversity and human welfare. For World Ocean Day Groups around the world are coming together and uniting people and governments... Continue Reading →
National Children’s Gardening Week is in Full Swing!
National Children's Gardening Week celebrates and captures the natural love and curiosity that children have for planting. If you have young children or siblings, be sure to get them involved in the fun activities that will be taking place this week in Ealing. To learn more please visit: https://www.childrensgardeningweek.co.uk