Church Street Share, Repair, and Recycle meets in the Church Street market and at Fisherton Hall. Occasionally we pop up in other places like the local library! We repair and test electrical and electronic items from lamps to laptops. We also do PAT testing.
We are a Friends if the Earth Local Action group who run repair events - Restart Parties - as West London Restarters.
The City of London, also known as the Square Mile, is the financial district of London. It is the ancient core from which the rest of London developed. It has been a centre for settlement, trade, commerce and ceremony since the Roman period, producing a unique historic environment of exceptional richness and significance.
Veolia and Westminster City Council work in partnership to deliver waste management and street cleansing services across Westminster.
Scrapstore is a fantastic treasure trove, presenting waste and surplus goods as arts and crafts materials to inspire creativity. You will find paper and paint, textiles and trimmings, buttons, wood, props and so much more. Stocks vary each week with donations coming from eco-friendly and many big-brand companies.
Islington Fixers is a regular repair party, run by the Islington Climate Centre in collaboration with Restart Project and Islington Council.
Verte is on a mission to become the go-to place for premium, curated swap shopping. We want to inspire people with our vision, of a world where swapping clothing is a legitimate, inclusive shopping experience; one that is high-quality, and socially and environmentally responsible.
Waltham Forest Council has the ambition of becoming a net-zero borough by 2030 – as set out in the Climate Action Plan. Inspiring more ways to reuse, repair, recycle, and repurpose everyday items is central to this plan.
Kingston Council - The Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames is located in South West London on the banks of the River Thames. It is a vibrant and diverse borough, with a long history and strong cultural and community heritage.
Hillingdon Council is committed to offer its residents access to a green and sustainable waste management service. Our waste and recycling department is working to promote good recycling practices across the borough as well as initiating waste prevention projects and events.
Traid are proud pioneers in second-hand clothing, on a mission to change fashion for the better through their twelve London charity shops and global projects.
Library of Things is a social enterprise which helps communities save money and reduce waste by affordably renting out 30+ useful items like drills, sound systems and sewing machines.
Rumage brings all of the secondhand websites into one space, one search for anything everywhere.
Camden’s 2025 vision is to be a clean, vibrant and sustainable borough. To achieve this, we will work with our residents, communities and businesses to reduce waste and move towards a more ‘circular economy’.
Our mission at Alterist is to reduce textile waste. We are a marketplace that unites a community of upcycled fashion designers, who are using creativity to drive change, transform fashion culture and make a positive impact on our planet.
Warrenders is an award-winning, third-generation family-owned Sutton jewellery store that specialises in fine jewellery and jewellery services including remodelling, bespoke design and jewellery repairs.
Primark is an international fashion retailer employing more than 70,000 colleagues across 16 countries in Europe and the US. Founded in Ireland in 1969 under the Penneys brand, Primark aims to provide affordable choices for everyone, from great quality everyday essentials to stand-out style across women’s, men’s and kids’, as well as beauty, homeware and accessories.
The Team Repair programme lets children get hands-on with real products, developing an intrinsic interest in how things work, and engaging them with STEM and sustainability.
Professional, fast & efficient mobile phone repairs carried out by fully trained technicians.
The London borough of Bexley provide free workshops and talks around waste minimisation and recycling for its residents on food, textiles, reuse and general recycling.
London became the world’s first National Park City in July 2019, so that Londoners and urban nature could be better connected. With businesses, councils, and community groups we’re making our city greener, wilder and healthier!
We are Colèchi a collective and research agency actioning sustainable development in the fashion industry. As a team we work to humanise clothing again through curation, workshops and insight; working in between brands, education and government in collaboration with our collective that includes growers, weavers, designers, media to recycler.
OMA Bikes offer serviced bicycles for sale, with a focus on providing high quality used bikes to enhance the rider's experience, and we service bikes too.
Decathlon is one of the worlds biggest sports retailers with a wide selection of high-quality, affordable sports equipment for men, women, and kids. All our stores have fully equipped workshops - to help extend the life of your sport products.
We're Royal Trinity Hospice, London's answer to sustainable fashion. With 22 boutique charity shops across the city we're on a mission to spread the love for preloved, because we believe fashion shouldn't cost the earth.
Gennys Emporium is your one-stop destination for quality fabrics, trimmings and haberdashery supplies for all your crafting, dressmaking and sewing needs.
We aim to make a difference in the West London community by teaching people from all walks of life how to create, alter and repair clothes through sewing clubs and workshops.
West Central London Fixers brings together repairers and the community to fix their electronics. The idea is to nurture repair culture in the community thereby directly addressing consumerism and throwaway society.
Fast Fashion Therapy runs regular drop-in workshops online, in Bethnal Green and Brixton inviting you to bring along your worn-out clothes and providing the advice and space needed to give you the skills to fix them.
Muswell Hill Creatives is a dynamic collective of artists, designers and makers who take pride in quality craftsmanship and promote creativity in the local area.
Hackney Council's Zero Waste Hackney programme offers a variety of events aimed at assisting residents in minimising waste, curbing consumption, and saving money. The focus is on reducing, reusing, and repairing items rather than opting for new purchases.
We tackle timber waste, teach carpentry skills, build confidence and improve community urban green spaces.
Through ELWA's waste prevention programme we aim to support residents in the London Boroughs of Barking & Dagenham, Havering, Newham and Redbridge reduce waste.
Repair What You Wear is a unique project that teaches and inspires anyone to easily mend their own clothes via online tutorials and workshops and webinars. It is our personal response to austerity and climate change, a recognition of the need that small things will make a difference to individuals and society.
We teach basic sewing skills to help you love your clothes for longer and run a variety of workshops covering sewing and soft crafts like knitting, crochet and embroidery.
We design, manufacture and sell high-quality drawing and writing tools that last a lifetime or more.
Global Generation is an educational charity, which works together with local children, young people, and community members in our co-designed gardens in King’s Cross and Southwark.
Newless is an in-person fashion experience that lets anyone transform old clothing into new garments through live upcycling. We host pop-ups and private events where guests collaborate with expert designers to transform their original garment into new clothing and accessories, all done in just 90 minutes.
My name is Claire, and I’m an artist/crafter/designer based in NW London. I run ‘Dotty by Design’ making unique and bespoke hand-made products.
We are proud to support the London Repair Week as it aligns closely with our policies and actions articulated in Our Vision 2030: Building a Net Zero Carbon Islington by 2030, our Waste Reduction and Recycling Plan 2023-2025 and our Circular Economy Action Plan.
Loom connects you with designers to upcycle your clothes! Simply tell us about your idea and our designers will give you ideas on how they can transform your item.
Splendid Stitches aims to make clothes repairs accessible and easy. We have worked with vintage for 15 years but now team up with small, sustainably minded UK businesses to provide repairs services to their items for the convenience of everyone!
At Sustainable Merton, we're working to reduce consumption-based waste locally. We want to support every Merton resident to reduce, reuse, repair, recycle and rethink waste through our circular economy project, The Wheel.
Fabrications on Broadway Market, East London 'Sews the seeds of creativity, mindful making and resourceful living in the hearts and hands of the community' through our shop, studio, workshops and events.
London-focused app, ensuring home recycling is sleek, easy and efficient for all Londoners.
Hackney Fixers holds regular events around the borough where volunteers help people learn about electrical repair by fixing items they have brought along.
Stitching with Sandra was established to teach and inspire creative clothes repairs. This not only helps our clothes last longer but reduces waste and unnecessary consumption. Stitching with Sandra also run crochet classes.
Sustainable IT made simple for modern businesses. Tackling e-waste, reducing your carbon footprint & boosting savings by up to 60% on your IT Spend.
Explore a variety of workshops in bike repair, clothing restoration, and electronic device troubleshooting. Embrace sustainability and hone practical skills through inclusive, hands-on sessions.
Yodomo's mission is to increase wellbeing and promote the understanding of the reuse of materials, with a focus on textiles, by facilitating wider participation in making. Yodomo was awarded the 'Progress toward circularity' at the Marie Claire Sustainability Awards 2023 and was ‘Highly Commended’ at the Tech4Good Awards 2022.
The Clock Tower Knit Nat is a community knitting group who meet weekly at the Caledonian Park Heritage Centre on Thursdays from 6:30pm.
Recrea is your gateway to Sustainable Fashion Transformation through our Sustainable Fashion Events. Championing creativity, mindset shifts, and eco-conscious fun, we leave a positive mark on the environment by extending the life of existing garments.
The Seam makes fashion fit for the future. Book on-demand tailoring and repair services for everything in your wardrobe, provided by specialist Makers right in your neighbourhood.
The UCL Plastic Waste Innovation Hub is a multidisciplinary research group tackling waste. They created the Big Repair Project in 2021 to help tackle electronic waste and to explore household barriers to electronic and appliance repair.
We’re a people-powered social enterprise that believes every product should be repairable, and that repair and reuse should be accessible and affordable for everyone. We help people run repair events in their communities where they teach each other how to fix their broken and slow devices – from tablets to toasters, from iPhones to headphones.
Reduce and Recycle hub is a monthly event is to help local Acton and Ealing residents Reduce and Recycle. The hub usually runs on the first Saturday of the month from 10am to 3pm alongside Acton Saturday MarketW3.
Ealing Repair café encourages the mending of clothes and textiles. We want to get more people valuing and wearing their clothes for longer and to move away from fast disposable fashion. We run friendly monthly gatherings around Ealing, giving suggestions and show examples of repairs done by our community.
The Chiswick Repair Cafe is a voluntary initiative to help reduce waste, share repair skills and strengthen the local community. People bring their broken or worn items to the Repair Cafe and our volunteer repairers help them to mend their things, teach repair skills, or give advice on what can be done. Visitors pay for any necessary parts and are asked to make a donation to the Repair Cafe running costs.
North London Waste Authority (NLWA) is committed to helping over two million north London residents in Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Hackney, Haringey, Islington and Waltham Forest reduce waste, increase recycling and reuse more.
At Westminster City Council, we are working hard to reduce our impact on the environment and increase our recycling rate by introducing a city-wide food waste service as well as running events during Repair Week!
Ferris is the zero waste app for giving and getting stuff for free.
Ganddee is the "Google Maps of sustainable shops" - the mobile app empowering Londoners to shop and live sustainably.
