The ‘Hard Bargain’ Art Exhibition will be showing on 13th-18th September at M P Birla Millenium Art Gallery, West Kensington.
In H&F it is a very easy process to apply:
- Agree a date/time with a few neighbours
- Drop a letter to all affected properties advising of your plans (templates and other resources, tips available here: https://londonplaystreets.org.uk/car-free-day-2024/)
- Apply to the council: https://www.lbhf.gov.uk/transport-and-roads/street-parties-and-events/play-streets
TopUp Education LTD is a small local tuition company in LBHF founded and run by two working qualified teachers. We, Zainab and Michelle, run affordable and accessible Saturday morning supplementary classes for ages 7-16, in English and Maths, at Fulham Boys School. Our focus is offering lessons to disadvantaged students across LBHF and triborough. We passionately believe that education is the key to social mobility and that all students, with the right support and guidance, can achieve academic success.
All our lessons are planned and delivered by qualified teachers and mapped to the National Curriculum. We make sure that everyone who supports us at TopUp Education is equally passionate about education and we all care and work incredibly hard to deliver great lessons for all our students. We work on developing our student’s confidence and resilience and we aim to build independent learners who develop a self-belief in their own academic ability. TopUp have a wealth of parent testimonials, which prove that students who attend classes make outstanding progress, with a 100% success rate at improving GCSE grades. We want to reach as many students as possible and improve the lives and education of young people.
We would welcome opportunities to discuss TopUp Education with any potential sponsors or local companies who would be willing to help us achieve our aim of securing academic success for all children irrespective of social class, gender, race, or learning need.
We also offer volunteering opportunities for young people and adults who would like to support young people. All staff who volunteer with us need a current enhanced DBS check or be willing to apply for a check.
Email: info@topupeducation.org
Contact: 0207 157 9575/ WhatsApp: 07951 559 703
URL: www.topupeducation.org.uk
Instagram: @Topupeducation
Tiktok: @topup.education
A music fundraising night for Dads House will be held at The Prince, West Brompton SW6 on the 11 September. Doors open at 7pm and tickets are £10.00. The acts singing are new, up and coming London artists with one more act yet to be announced. See flyer
The ticketing link is attached below:
https://tickets.openstage.live/boxOffice/dadshouse/MusicNight
For further information, please email Ceri Parker-Carruthers; ceri@dadshouse.org.uk
This is an opportunity for charities to use space that is currently standing vacant, as a rent and business rates free office, or for workshops, administration, storage, training, or any other charitable use.
There is currently a 3 floor office property in Brentford TW8. We will be arranging a viewing day at the property shortly. If this is of interest and you would like to attend, please call, or email: 01295 256338/ 01295 256366/ martaluznaparafinowicz@avire.co.uk
“At DSC we understand the difficulties small charities can face in accessing resources to support the ins and outs of running and managing a charity. This is why we are very excited to offer a range of free resources for London-based charities (with incomes below £1 million)…” Read more here.
The Kiln have allocated £10 tickets for Peanut Butter & Blueberries, a love story between two practicing Muslims who like being Muslim.
A love story unlike any you’ve seen before:
Hafsah and Bilal are not looking for love. She has her faith, her books, her dreams. Bilal…well he’s just trying to get through uni. Studying in London, far from their hometowns of Bradford and Birmingham, they find common ground over a peanut butter and blueberry sandwich. Just as their connection is growing, the past and social realities become harder to ignore. Between opportunities, obligations and injustices, will they be able to choose each other? In her debut play, Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan explores how to love when the weight of the world is on your shoulders.
The £10 tickets are for performances on the following dates: Thu 8, Fri 9, Sat 10, Mon 12 & Tue 13 August at 7pm.
You can also get £15 tickets for all performances dates: Wed 15 to Sat 31 August.
Please note that these tickets must be booked by Sunday 11 August.
To book tickets please call the Box Office on 0207 328 1000 or online and use promocode BID
Programme overview:
After two highly successful initiatives in Regent Street in 2022 and Carnaby Street in 2023, the programme returns for a third year!
Participants will take part in a two-week classroom-based creative business training course, followed by the opportunity to build and trade as a collective in their own pop-up shop in a central London location where they will showcase their work in a renowned shopping destination, meet customers from all over the world, help deliver engaging events and immersive in-store experiences and more.
Being part of a group of creatives will offer the opportunity to learn from others and form valuable connections for future collaborations and business development.
Who can take part:
The programme typically supports between 10 to 15 artists and creative businesses each year. Some of these can be a collective of artists trading under a single representative banner and led by one to three artists.
We are keen to feature a wide range of specialisms and disciplines, and showcase makers, artists and creatives who represent London’s vibrant and diverse arts and cultural sector.
We particularly encourage applications from communities who have been historically underrepresented in the creative industries. This includes Black, Asian and minority ethnic, Deaf and disabled people, LBGTQIA+, women, and low-income groups.
To be eligible to take part, you must:
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Live or work in one of London’s 12 Creative Enterprise Zones. You can find out which Creative Enterprise Zone you’re in by using the postcode checker at the bottom of this webpage:
London Made Me retail development programme | London City Hall
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Have been trading for at least one year in your current business, with a proven sales record of your product and a desire for this to grow.
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Currently be creating work that is consistent with the practical needs and logistics of a pop-up retail space. This can include, but is not limited to photography, craft, pottery, visual art, fashion, accessories, gifts, design, homeware, jewellery and sculpture.
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Have (or be capable of producing by November) sufficient stock for at least five weeks.
Commit to being in the shop a minimum of three days a week during the trading period.
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Have or acquire by the time of the shop launch, your own comprehensive public liability insurance. You will be required to share your policy details prior to participation.
Information sessions for applicants
For full details on eligibility, how to apply, how the programme works, information sessions and details on the 2022 and 2023 programmes,
Our London project at AoC, is providing extra support specifically for London Chairs and Vice Chairs in the form of monthly in-person peer support events and a Co-Mentoring Scheme. This is thanks to specialist funder City Bridge Foundation.
Our mission is:
- To help enable more London Chairs to lead more effectively
- For Chairs to have access to a London network for mutual support
- For more equity, diversity and inclusion among London Chairs
We have a great programme of monthly in-person London peer sessions lined up for the Autumn, kicking off in September and our co-mentoring scheme for London Chairs is going really well too and the application process is open for that, with the next matching taking place in October time. We’re into the second year of our London Project now and we are focussing on our EDI strategy this year too. So lots going on.
Our updated London Project web-page can be found online here.
We’re so keen to get the word out to as many London Chairs / Vice Chairs / Co-Chairs and aspiring Chairs as possible and these events and co-mentoring scheme are totally free of charge.
It would be great to connect with you and tell you a bit more about the peer support events and mentoring work that we are doing with London Chairs.
Join us at our public in-person event to celebrate National Coproduction Week and the work we have done to turn our commitment to co-produce policies and services with residents, into action
This event is being hosted by members of the Co-Production Matters H&F- Making better decisions together in Hammersmith & Fulham
Join us to find out about the co-produced work we are doing locally on housing, H&F Council’s new Civic Campus (which includes the Hammersmith Town Hall), and other building projects, independent living/social care, and digital accessibility as well as information about how you can get involved!
When: Wednesday 3rd July 2024
Time: 1pm – 4pm
(with a break for light refreshments)
Where: The Irish Cultural Centre,
5 Black’s Road,
London, W6 9D
(Wheelchair Accessible)
There will be British Sign Language (BSL) interpreters and a palantypist at the event.
Please forward this message to your contacts so we are able to reach as many people as possible
Click link to register: https://forms.office.com/e/HyrrBn3n8e
