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If you're having problems with your device and don't know what's wrong, our friendly IT experts are on hand to help answer all your questions. Don't despair - choose repair!

Great project/programme management means much more than keeping projects in check, and delivering on time, budget, and project scope; it unites our teams, Boroughs and partners, creates a vision for a successful project, and gets everyone on the same page regarding what’s needed to stay on track for success. Without a proper management, teams and our partners are exposed to unclear objectives, unrealistic planning, poor quality project deliverables, and high risks of projects going over budget and being delivered late.

Come along with your mending pile and problem mends to our monthly gatherings to get advice and guidance. Our volunteers will be on hand to teach you on how to repair your clothes.

This event was created by Fashion Business students from the London School of Film, Media & Design at University of West London in collaboration with Ealing Council as a result of a joint project funded by The British Academy & SOS-UK Live. The aim of the event is to engage and educate the public about textile and clothing waste issues in the fashion industry, with the ultimate goal of reducing textile waste in the borough of Ealing. The event is being designed to appeal to millennials and gen Z of Ealing and further afield, as key participants in fashion consumption and reinvention. It will be interactive to encourage attendees to learn about and adopt creative and responsible behaviours relating to fashion, with the goal of reducing textile waste.

If you're having problems with your device and don't know what's wrong, our friendly IT experts are on hand to help answer all your questions. Don't despair - choose repair! Book a slot to come down and receive a free diagnostics check and repair advice on your laptop or tablet. Our expert volunteers will need the full hour so don’t be late!

Have you seen our Reuse Tent on site? If you have an item that is in good working order and still has value please put it under the tent and it can find its way to a new home.

A new campaign by the ESA urging consumers not to put dangerous items in the bin to avoid a “bincident