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Designing inclusive and accessible services

Designing inclusive and accessible services

Thu, May 21, 5:00 PM
From Service Lab London
4.6

Hello Serv Labbers, we are really excited for this next event focused on designing inclusive and accessible services! We will have talks from brilliant speakers from; * **Tracey Allen -** Associate Director Service Design at Transform * **Sean Gilroy -** Senior Design Principal at the BBC * **Afreen Saulat -** Founder @ 100kicks \| Digital Anthropologist * **Desiree Dsouza -** Freelance Design Researcher * **Lucia Pérez González-** Innovation Strategist \| Service & Experience Design * [Full speakers bios and talks found here.](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WdfyzyN9SWuphB5ZicPizKww3RsJPuuUL8d2ZTUiSuA/edit?tab=t.0) **Agenda** 6:00 pm \| Doors open 6:00 pm \- 6:30 pm \| Welcome & Networking 6:30 pm \- 6:45 pm \| Intro from Service Lab and intro to space from Transform 6:45pm \- 7:00 pm \| Tracey & Sean \+ Q&A 7:00 pm \- 7:15 pm \| Desiree \+ Q&A 7:15 pm \- 7:30 pm \| Break 7:30 pm \- 7:40 pm \| Lucia \+ Q&A 7:40 pm \- 7:55 pm \| Afreen \+ Q&A 7:55 pm \- 8:00 pm \| Wrap up & Thank you’s **How to join:** This is an in-person event is being hosted at the Transform offices: 60 Great Portland St, London W1W 7RT **Tickets:** We know things can be tough right now, if you need a free ticket just let us know. **Accessibility:** The venue is accessible. We always try to make this an accessible and inclusive event. If there is anything else that we can do to make this the best experience for everyone please let us know. **Recording:** We will be video recording this event and sharing it on YouTube so that more people can enjoy and learn from the talks. If you don't want to be in the video please just let us know. **No waitlist or refunds:** As ServiceLab is a volunteer run event, we are not able to manage a waitlist or offer refunds. See you there! The Service Lab team

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GoodGym Haringey // Group Session // Do Good & Get Fit

GoodGym Haringey // Group Session // Do Good & Get Fit

Wed, May 13, 5:45 PM
From GoodGym - Do Good in your local community and Get Fit
4.4

**PLEASE VISIT THE WEBSITE TO CONFIRM SESSION DETAILS AND LET US KNOW YOU PLAN TO ATTEND. THIS IS MANDATORY.** **Want to do something useful with your exercise? GoodGym is no ordinary gym. We're a group of people who get fit by doing good - helping out local charities and community groups with physical jobs like shifting compost and planting trees.** **📍 We meet at** **Blue House Yard, 5 River Park Road, London, N22 7TB** **at 6:45pm.** **🏃‍♂️ At 7:00pm we'll run, walk or cycle to do a 30-40 minute task.** **🏃‍♂️ Then we'll head back to where we started by 8:45pm, do some stretches and maybe grab a beverage?** It's FREE. It's fun. It's fulfilling. And we're a very friendly bunch. 🍇 — **BOOK ONTO THE SESSION** **To come to the session click here:** https://www.goodgym.org/v3/sessions **You will need to confirm your attendance on the GoodGym website** (this includes creating an account with us if you haven’t already - it only takes a few mins). The link above takes you to the session listings in your area - if this session doesn’t fit your schedule, you may find something that does so check it out. p.s. GoodGym is a charity and you will be asked whether you’d like to donate when first creating an account. The choice is yours and does not affect your ability to attend a session. — **FAQ** Not sure you'll keep up? GoodGym is for everyone (18+). Whether you've never run before, or are chasing a marathon PB, you are 100% welcome. We always have a back-marker so no one gets left behind. 70% of GoodGym members start as non-runners so if you're new to this kind of thing you will be supported by people who are all on the same journey. 👍 What do I need to wear? Most of us wear gym/running gear. Make sure you're prepared for the weather. Don't feel like you're fit enough? Our tasks are simple and fun. There are easy jobs as well as more challenging things for those who want a workout! The choice is always yours. Do I need to bring anything? Gardening gloves are really useful for a lot of GoodGym tasks. And a head torch too if it’s likely to get dark. Please bring some if you can but there’s no requirement 🧤💡🧤 What is GoodGym? We're a (really lovely) group of people who use our energy to make a difference in our local community (and in communities across the UK!). We often meet on a weeknight, at least once a week, for a session to do good and get fit. We'd love you to come and join us. Any questions, just pop a comment below or send me a message. Find out everything you need to know at goodgym.org

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London Bridge – poor health, bad debts but a Grade I pub at the end

London Bridge – poor health, bad debts but a Grade I pub at the end

Sat, May 16, 1:00 PM
From Central London Humanists
4.6

**London Bridge – poor health, bad debts but a Grade I pub at the end** This walk is presented by Central London Humanists and led by volunteer Robert Hall. Humanists believe we have just one life to be lived rationally and well, with compassion for others. This event is a guided walk of +/- 2.25 hours pointing out places of interest. We will be walking 3.5 Km / 2.2 miles. This walk is a companion to the walk we did from Borough station almost exactly a year ago and there is a slight overlap. Amongst highlights we see a former church that is now being put to better use, view a building containing an operating theatre dating from 1822, a rather more modern hospital, the site of a debtors prison and a rather puzzling statue of Alfred the Great. We’ll also meet Henry (no – not the vacuum cleaner!). **Date:** Saturday 16th May 2026 **Time:** 2 pm with a prompt departure at 2.15 pm **Place:** Toilets at London Bridge Mainline station. The toilets are not well signposted so leave plenty of time to find them! **Finishes:** About 4.30 pm at The George, 75 Borough High St, Southwark SE1 1NH The walk is led by Robert – 07981963681. He can be contacted for further information but please note he won’t be able to respond to messages or calls after the walk has started. **The formal bit:** These walks are not suitable for dogs, sorry. CLH events are 18+ unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. The maximum group size is 40 people. If you have signed up but find you can't attend, **please change your RSVP** on Meetup (it’s very easy to do) as soon as possible so others can join. You are responsible for your own actions and safety; there is no liability on the walk leader or CLH for anything that may happen on the walk. You must be able to keep up with the walk leader at 4 Km/h (2.5 mph) for 5 Km (3 miles). It is participants' responsibility to safely cross roads. Where appropriate, pedestrian controlled lights will be used and obeyed unless it is obvious that the whole group can cross safely. When the group stops at a point of interest, please be mindful not to block pavements so members of the public can pass by safely. Don’t forget this is the UK and it may rain at any time! The walk will go ahead whatever the weather unless conditions are dangerous so please bring clothing for all seasons. **A donation of £3 to Central London Humanists would be appreciated.** The majority of Central London Humanists events are free, but we welcome a £3 contribution per head. This helps towards the running and organising of events, as well as various admin expenses. If you can't attend and would still like to contribute, or would prefer to pay online, please **[click here](https://checkout.square.site/merchant/ML71XMH66FX5E/checkout/ALWCDLQ3S7AVPLFZ62PZGXLU)**. We encourage anyone who is interested in Humanism and Central London Humanists to consider becoming a member: * If you wish to register as a full member of CLH (no membership fee) please register on our website: [https://centrallondonhumanists.org.uk/signup](https://centrallondonhumanists.org.uk/signup) * If you wish to join Humanists UK and support its work to promote humanism in British life, please go to: [Humanists UK – Think for yourself, act for everyone](https://humanists.uk/) We encourage dialogue, debate, and sharing of information, but ask people to keep their comments cordial. Any individual's views expressed (most definitely including the walk leader!) do not necessarily reflect the views of the group at large.

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Soul Fuel ‘a spiritual open-mic’

Soul Fuel ‘a spiritual open-mic’

Sun, May 17, 6:00 PM
From London Unitarians
4.6

Acoustic music, poetry and storytelling. Soul Fuel Sunday is a monthly gathering of poets, storytellers and songwriters held at Rosslyn Hill Unitarian Chapel. These intimate, unique evenings are not to be missed, offering audiences the rare opportunity to hear spoken word artists and songwriters perform completely unplugged, supported only by the natural acoustics of our gorgeous neo-Gothic Chapel walls. Each month, experience performances from musical artists interspersed with spoken word, storytelling, poetry and meditations, with singer-songwriter Russell Swallow. This is a donation based event. We are a registered charity. Suggested donation £5. Please give what you can.

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2 attendees

Sighthound Sundays - Finsbury Park

Sun, May 17, 9:00 AM
From Sighthound Sundays
4.9
4 attendees
Making Gratitude a Habit

Making Gratitude a Habit

Thu, May 14, 5:00 PM
From Inner Space Covent Garden
4.6

Counting your blessings, being thankful and appreciative… Sometimes, do you find it difficult to be grateful? Even when things are tough, gratitude makes sense. Because gratitude is short for ‘great attitude’. It makes us happier and hopeful. It keeps you focused on what is there, instead of what isn’t, on what’s right instead of what’s wrong. Join us to explore ways to cultivate an attitude of gratitude and practise more gratitude, especially in hard times. **This is a free 60-minute in-person seminar.** **If you would like to make a voluntary donation, please click** [here.](https://www.innerspace.org.uk/donations/ "https://www.innerspace.org.uk/donations/") \* I consent to my submitted data being collected and stored. We will process your personal data in line with the GDPR requirements and always store it securely and use it only for the purpose for which it has been collected. We will not pass on your details to any third parties without your consent.

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