How to get involved in London Climate Action Week 2025 in Hackney
This year's London Climate Action Week takes place across the capital between 21-29 June 2025.
In Hackney, we’ve worked with local residents to create a new climate action plan for Hackney, which sets out what we need to do together to make sure Hackney no longer contributes to climate change.
Take a look at the events taking place in Hackney this London Climate Action Week to help us build a greener, healthier borough.
Hackney Clothes Swap
Refresh your wardrobe sustainably at Loanhood’s Clothes Swap
Saturday 21 June, 11:30am-4 pm
Climate Fresk Workshop 1
A fun, three-hour collaborative game to learn climate science and take action. Expert-led, refreshments included.
Sunday 22 June, 10am-1pm
Climate Fresk Workshop 2
A fun, three-hour collaborative game to learn climate science and take action. Expert-led, refreshments included.
Monday 23 June, 5-8pm
Reusable Nappy Give and Take
Wednesday 25 June, 10-11:30 am
Swap preloved nappies & baby clothes for FREE! Connect with parents, reduce waste, and get your £70 reusable nappy voucher.
East London Community Energy
Join Stokey Energy’s Community Energy London event to explore groundbreaking green energy projects powering East London.
Wednesday 25 June, 5-7pm
Enabling Inclusive Climate Conversations in polarising times
This event is your chance to hear lessons from recent Citizen Climate engagements – Manchester Climate Change Agency’s Citizen Climate Panel and Hackney Council’s Citizen Climate Jury.
Friday 27 June, 10am-12pm
Habitat creation at Springfield Park
Join us at Springfield Park to create new habitats for insects and small mammals. A fun, hands-on way to boost biodiversity!
Friday 27 June, 10am-12pm
Litter pick at Daubeney Fields
Come join us for a fun day of cleaning up our beloved Daubeney Fields! Let's make our community a cleaner and greener place to be.
Sunday 29 June, 10 am-12 pm
Litter pick at Clapton Common
Just one hour of litter picking has a huge impact on our green spaces, and helps to prevent it from blowing into the river where it can continue to cause damage to the environment!
Sunday 29 June, 3-4 pm