Past Events

Our fortnightly planning meetings are a good way to meet others from the Wandsworth group and get involved in planning future events. If you're new and prefer just to take a back seat and observe for a bit, that's fine. All welcome!

A textile river woven together by children from Wandsworth primary schools using reclaimed materials will go on show from 18 April to 8 May at Southside Shopping Centre to raise awareness of polluted rivers worldwide.

For our next book club discussion, we have a very different book. The High House, Jessie Greengrass's easy-to-read story of an apocalyptic flood that ends most life on earth, has reached a wide audience and was short-listed for the Costa Prize.  But, as the Guardian says, 'The question with all cli-fi is what the reader should actually do with the warnings it aims to deliver'. 

XR Wandsworth's next in-person meeting will feature a talk on air pollution by XR Scientist and Imperial College air pollution researcher Pete Knapp. He will give a short talk followed by Q&A, so come along with your questions ready. All welcome!

Our fortnightly planning meetings are a good way to meet others from the Wandsworth group and get involved in planning future events. If you're new and prefer just to take a back seat and observe for a bit, that's fine. All welcome!

Our fortnightly planning meetings are a good way to meet others from the Wandsworth group and get involved in planning future events. If you're new and prefer just to take a back seat and observe for a bit, that's fine. All welcome!

Following our very successful air pollution actions in Putney and Tooting Broadway, our next stop will be Clapham Junction - another highly congested, polluted area. We’ll be there from 11am to 1pm, leafleting and green man swarming with hazmat suits, toxic air signs, and banners declaring Air Pollution Kills and We Want To Live.

Our fortnightly planning meetings are a good way to meet others from the Wandsworth group and get involved in planning future events. If you're new and prefer just to take a back seat and observe for a bit, that's fine. All welcome!

Following our very successful air pollution action in Putney, our next stop will be Tooting Broadway, as the A24 is one of the most congested routes in London. We’ll be there from 11am to 1pm, leafleting and green man swarming with hazmat suits, toxic air signs, and banners declaring Air Pollution Kills and We Want To Live. 

We'll be meeting up at 10.45 on the corner of Bickley Street and Mitcham Road, just a few steps from Tooting Broadway tube. Do join us if you can! 

Our fortnightly planning meetings are a good way to meet others from the Wandsworth group and get involved in planning future events. If you're new and prefer just to take a back seat and observe for a bit, that's fine. All welcome!