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The Weight Loss Collective

Sat, Oct 10, 8:00 AM

From London WEIGHT LOSS COLLECTIVE Meetup Group

**Weight Loss Collective – Weekly Group** **Our weekly Weight Loss Collective group is about so much more than getting weighed.** **Each week, we come together in a friendly, supportive environment to help you stay motivated, build healthier habits and understand what really influences your weight and wellbeing.** **You’ll receive practical support around nutrition, mindset, behaviour change, cravings, food noise, movement, confidence and real-life challenges. We also look beyond the number on the scales, celebrating progress such as inches lost, improved fitness, increased strength, better energy, clothes fitting differently and feeling more in control around food.** **There’s no judgement, no expectation of perfection and no “good” or “bad” foods. You’ll be supported to find an approach that works for your lifestyle and helps you create changes you can maintain.** **Come along each week for support, encouragement, learning, accountability and a community of people working towards their own goals.** **Your journey. Your choices. Your progress.**

1 attendee

London Internet of Things Meetup No.158

Tue, Oct 20, 6:00 PM

From Internet of Things London Meetup

4.6

We're back to our usual format of 3 speakers + Q&A followed by networking. 18:30: Doors open 19:00 Welcome by Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino (organiser since 2011) 19:10 Speaker 1 (TBA) 19:30 Speaker 2 (TBA) 19:50 Speaker 3 (TBA) 20:10 Networking 21:00 End of event and move to a nearby pub There will be drinks (including non-alcoholic) and nibbles. **About our sponsors:** [Green Custard](https://www.green-custard.com/) is an award-winning AWS IoT specialist consultancy that helps organisations design, build, and scale secure cloud-connected products and solutions. With deep expertise across IoT architectures, data lakes, ML and agentic AI our IoT expertise spans from product innovation to smart factory innovation. We have full stack capability from embedded & mobile to cloud-native development. Green Custard partners with clients to deliver on their business outcomes whether modernising legacy devices, unlocking new value from existing data, or accelerating the delivery of production-ready solutions. Customers trust Green Custard for its technical excellence, pragmatic delivery, and we are proud of our customer success. [Aqua Libra](https://aqualibra.com/pages/flavour-tap) is redefining sustainable hydration through innovative, low-impact dispensing technology. Beyond its zero-sugar infused drinks, the brand has pioneered solutions such as the Aqua Libra Flavour Tap, a digitally controlled dispensing system that delivers chilled, filtered water with natural flavours on demand. By removing the need for single-use bottles and reducing transport emissions, the Flavour Tap enables offices, venues, and public spaces to offer great-tasting drinks with a dramatically smaller environmental footprint. Aqua Libra’s approach blends sustainability, smart technology, and convenience to meet the growing demand for healthier, greener beverage options.

34 attendees

ELECTRIC DREAMS (electronic/alternative club meetup)

Fri, Oct 30, 9:00 PM

From The London Electronic Music Meetup

4.6

**ELECTRIC DREAMS** **HALLOWEEN PARTY** will be at The Star of Kings, Kings Cross – in "THE CRYPT" (BASEMENT) downstairs. Fancy dress is encouraged, though not essential. Meet friendly, sociable, like-minded people who are into the same music. **FIRSTLY**... Please say **"HELLO"** on the door as you walk in and you will be introduced to other meetup members – **POSITIVE** feedback is appreciated. **ELECTRIC DREAMS** is a long running, very well established friendly and sociable club night for all fans of the electronic / alternative 80s. Meet new like-minded friends and dance the night away to club classics. Expect to hear the likes of Depeche Mode, The Human League, La Roux, OMD, Japan, Ultravox, PSB, Soft Cell, Blancmange, Goldfrapp, Visage, Blondie, Duran Duran, The Cure, NIN, Daft Punk, Adam Ant, Ladytron, Fischerspooner, Erasure, New Order, Joy Division, Yazoo, Eurythmics, Alphaville, Devo, Talking Heads, Roxy Music and many, many more. **Open from 9pm - 1am** The Star of Kings is towards the top of York Way, about a 10-15 mins. walk from Kings Cross rail station, and also close to both St. Pancras and Euston rail stations. **Door time: 9:00pm, Start time: 9:00pm** 18 and over.

2 attendees

UKTV x BBC Tech Meetup - Connected TV Development October 2026

Thu, Oct 22, 4:30 PM

From BBC Tech Meetup

4.5

Join us at UKTV's offices in London on Thursday 22nd October, from 5:30pm for an evening of talks on developing applications for smart TVs, set-top boxes, streamers, and games consoles. Doors will open at 5:30pm and the talks will kick off at 6pm. Big thank you to UKTV for volunteering to host this event. RSVP is open! **Please note this event will not be streamed, only sign up if you will attend in person.** **Please bring ID with you for entry into UKTV's offices, and make sure your Meetup profile includes your full name, otherwise you may be refused entry.** You can find out more about our meetups, including our Code of Conduct, on the BBC website - [https://www.bbc.co.uk/techmeetup/code-of-conduct](https://www.bbc.co.uk/techmeetup/code-of-conduct). We have a culture of respect and kindness, and a zero-tolerance policy for Code of Conduct breaches. Please raise breaches with the Meetup facilitators, or UKTV staff can raise breaches via the Call It Out process - [https://uktv.workvivo.com/hashed/DOQjYBbAXB](https://uktv.workvivo.com/hashed/DOQjYBbAXB). **Agenda:** **5:30pm - Arrival** **6:00pm - Talks Begin** **Arun Krishnamoorthy, BBC -** The final bastion: Live TV in the attention economy **Jonathan Ingram, UKTV -** Adblocker Detection **Kostakis Bouzoukas, Amazon -** Vibe Coding the Big Screen: Supercharging TV App Development with Amazon ADBT **Gary Carpeter, UKTV -** Dive into U **Ed Morrish, BBC -** If you wish to make an Apple TV app from scratch, you must first invent the universe **7:25pm - Post-talk networking** **8:00pm - Venue closes**

38 attendees

Connection & Direction: Connect, Reflect and Find Your Next Step

Tue, Oct 6, 6:00 PM

From Connection & Direction: Peer Support Group London

Sometimes it helps to pause, talk things through and hear a different perspective. Join Krystian and Bogdan for a free, one-hour online conversation with a small group of adults in London. This session may suit you if you’ve been feeling stuck, disconnected, low in confidence or unsure what comes next. There’s no need to arrive with a clear goal or a story ready to tell. Come as you are, with a willingness to listen and make space for others. During the hour, we’ll: * Begin with a welcome and simple agreements for respectful conversation. * Explore a reflection prompt and share as much or as little as feels comfortable. * Listen to different perspectives and connect through everyday experiences. * Consider one small, manageable next step to take away. Your next step could involve reconnecting with someone, trying something you’ve been putting off or making room for something that matters to you.

10 attendees

DIY IN A DAY – BASIC ELECTRICS

Sun, Oct 11, 9:00 AM

From The Goodlife Centre - Practical Workshops in Central London

4.8

**Bookable via our website ➡️** [https://www.thegoodlifecentre.co.uk/events/diy-in-a-day-basic-electrics-38/](https://www.thegoodlifecentre.co.uk/events/diy-in-a-day-basic-electrics-38/) ⋆⋆⋆ A one-day introductory workshop to help learn the first principles of DIY electrics in the home. This short home electrics workshop covers the most common requests that homeowners, landlords and tenants want to know more about in their homes. Explained in simple terminology, and with practice on fiddly -but unplugged in – electrical fittings, learners can leave feeling less wary about this familiar but invisible energy and confident about safely tackling the essential electrics at home, without requiring any ‘Part P’ certification. First principles are explained in a clear and simple way, without complicated formulas or equations. Learn how to assemble a simple lighting circuit with an inline switch, using inexpensive hand tools. This forms the basis of understanding how the wiring behind your switch plates and ceiling roses fit together. See how to test and avoid faulty wiring when performing simple repairs at home. Look under the ‘bonnet’ of your consumer unit (Fuse box) and understand what it’s connected to and how to turn the supply off and on. Understand the basic wiring system in your home. Practice changing switches to dimmers, look behind socket plates and understand how to change ceiling pendants. Stay safe in your home by finding out what you can and can’t do yourself without any certification. If coming to our workshop in Central London is not possible, then why not try our on-demand basic electrical course online?

2 attendees

THE BAUSA @LONDON

Fri, Oct 23, 6:00 PM

From London EDM Dance Pop Electronic Meetup Group

4.9

**The Bausa** is a Norwegian trio making waves with their signature sound, Scandi House — a fusion of Scandinavian melodies, electronic energy, and live musicianship. Following the viral success of Magnetic and a run of sold-out pop-up shows across Europe, NYC, and LA, they've rapidly built a global fanbase and become one of Scandinavia’s most exciting new electronic acts. Known for blending DJ performance with a live band, The Bausa delivers high-energy turning every venue into a euphoric dancefloor. They are now announcing their first European headline tour We will meet in the venue, if you want to join the whatsapp group for the event message me on +447730463675

1 attendee

MAKE A CONSOLE TABLE

Tue, Oct 13, 5:30 PM

From The Goodlife Centre - Practical Workshops in Central London

4.8

**Bookable via our website ➡️** [https://www.thegoodlifecentre.co.uk/events/console-table/](https://www.thegoodlifecentre.co.uk/events/console-table/) **⋆⋆⋆** **Suitable for:** Absolute beginners. No prior experience in woodworking is required for this course. **About:** Learn traditional carpentry skills using a mixture of hand tools and modern drills to create a beautiful console table at the height of your choice. This is a twelve evening course to make an elegant console table for your home. The workshop is suitable for confident beginners and will teach how to measure and mark your work and how to use saws, chisels , planes as you construct bridle, mortise and tenons and shoulder joints. The design of the table can be altered in height to adapt to a coffee table, a small breakfast bar or hall table. The base is constructed in pine and the top is furniture grade plywood. These 12 evenings are a perfect starting point for many aspects of woodwork that will give you confidence to choose and replicate basic wood joints into other projects. Using a mixture of traditional hand tools and modern drills and saws, our experienced tutor will guide and inspire you as they teach age old techniques in carpentry. As you begin making wood joints traditionally constructed from seasoned pine, you will learn how to use and care for chisels, saws, planes and spoke-shaves. Maximum dimensions: Table top: 18mm Birch plywood – 80cm x 40cm – Base H82cm x W68cm x D33cm – overall table height 85cm

1 attendee

Networking Breakfast ☕🧋

Wed, Oct 7, 6:30 AM

From Women in Product - London

4.8

We're excited to announce our next breakfast networking event! ☕ Join us at [Redemption Roasters (Holborn)](https://redemptionroasters.com/pages/locations_sub_page/holborn), for a tea or coffee and a chat before you start the working day! This event will be relaxed and informal, with the chance to meet and connect with other Women in Product London members. There's no presentations, it's just about making connections and starting the day feeling energised and refreshed. Free to attend, you can buy hot or cold drinks and breakfast items from the cafe. Children 👶🏼 welcome. Please note this is not a private space, so you'll see us at the venue securing some tables.

26 attendees

Harms mapping: What's the worst that could happen?

Thu, Oct 15, 4:30 PM

From UX for Change | London

4.7

Most teams are good at asking can we build it? Far fewer have a practice for asking what happens if we do? Harms mapping is that practice. It's a structured way of finding the ways a product, service or experience could hurt people, early enough that you can still do something about it. Not a compliance exercise, and not a feel-good one either. Teams that do it well find opportunities others miss, avoid expensive rework, and build things people actually trust. This is a working session, not a talk. UX for Change Fellow, Christina Lai, will introduce the method, and then we'll use it on something real. **The real thing:** East London Waterworks Park is a volunteer-led charity turning a 14-acre former depot on Lea Bridge Road into a biodiverse park with natural swimming ponds, forest schools and community spaces. They're also our partners on the UX for Change Fellowship. They do something remarkable: they invite people to help shape something that doesn't exist yet. Children, residents, people whose views on green space have never been asked for. We'll map the harms in that invitation: what it promises, who it reaches, who it leaves out, and what it costs the people who say yes. **Why this matters beyond ELWP:** The EU AI Act contains two duties worth knowing about. One demands to tell people when they're talking to a machine and mark AI-generated content. The other requires you to work out who could be harmed and how, before you deploy, and say what you'll do when it happens. On 2 August, the first became enforceable. The second isn't due until December 2027. You don't have to wait for the law to ask the questions. That's what this evening is about. **What you'll leave with:** Not mastery. One evening doesn't make a practice, and we're not going to pretend it does. You'll leave having done it once, with a story about what surfaced that's worth telling your team next day, and with a few questions that are hard to unsee once you've asked them of your own work. Who it's for: designers, researchers, product people, engineers, anyone who makes decisions about what gets built. No prior experience needed. **Free spots available** We believe access to these conversations matters. If you'd like to be considered for one of the 5 free tickets, please fill out this short form: 👉[https://forms.gle/YgPFKeSXtZDMVaVU9](https://forms.gle/YgPFKeSXtZDMVaVU9) Bring anything that you like to bring to a workshop and an open mind. We'll do the rest. Doors 5:30. We start at 6:00 sharp and finish at 8:30 pm

12 attendees

The Product Group London October 2026

Thu, Oct 8, 5:30 PM

From The Product Group London

4.6

Join fellow product people on Thu 8th October for an evening of learning, sharing and networking at The Product Group London . **Topic of the Night: AI & the Product Role** AI is here to stay, so how is it impacting all levels of the product role, from CPO to Associate? What stays the same and what needs to change to successfully operate today and going forward? How can product people develop and maintain the AI skills and knowledge required? Looking ahead, what might the role look like in a few years? All these and much more will be discussed in the night. **Featured Guest: Onder Altan, Head of Product Management, Innovance Consultancy** Onder is a senior product and technology leader with 16+ years experience taking AI-enabled products from idea to market in EdTech, financial services, defence and smart cities. As Head of Product at Innovance Consultancy, he leads the development and adoption of AI and data products for UK financial services. He is also interim Chief Product Officer of an AI-powered learning platform used by over 110 UK schools and 7,000 students. He is Senior Strategy Officer (AI) at the Blockchain Climate Institute, where he advises on AI governance for international climate programmes and contributes to global ethical AI standards through the ITU. Before this, Onder was at iPipeline and ASELSAN. **A word about our sponsor and host, AG Grid** [AG Grid](https://www.ag-grid.com/) is a JavaScript data grid designed for Enterprise Applications. Built by developers for developers, AG Grid is a self-funded, bootstrapped company with thousands of customers globally. **About The Product Group London** **The Product Group London** is a monthly meetup designed to bring product people of all levels together for topical discussions, as a group and with our guest speakers. With attendees from startups to large enterprises, there is no shortage of opportunities to network and make new connections. And whilst the focus is on product management, we welcome product designers and engineers to join for some friendly and lively discussions. **The Product Group** is supported by [The Product Way](https://www.patreon.com/TheProductWay). An online community offering new member-only content every week, including practical frameworks, case studies, and strategies to help you go further in your product career. Join [ The Product Way ](https://www.patreon.com/TheProductWay)to invest in your professional growth.

125 attendees

London Designers x Developers - October Social Networking

Tue, Oct 6, 6:00 PM

From London Designers x Developers

4.6

Get ready for an another awesome night at the London Tech Social! It’s the perfect spot to chill with designers and engineers and make new friends. Whether you’re a tech wizard or just curious, you’ll fit right in. This is your chance to meet cool people and maybe even kick off some exciting projects together🚀 Mark your calendar for a night filled with fun and new connections📅 We look forward to seeing you there!

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps you connect with people who share similar interests in electronics projects, allowing you to join groups and attend events nearby.

You can search for electronics-based workshops and groups in London by visiting Meetup and exploring local available activities to suit your interests.

Many Meetup groups in London regularly host electronics events, including workshops. Check the platform for the latest weekly listings.

Yes, you can join various groups focusing on electronics projects, enhancing your opportunities to meet like-minded individuals and learn new skills.

You can RSVP to events directly on the Meetup platform. Simply go to the event page you're interested in and select 'RSVP' to confirm your participation.

Signing up for Meetup is free, although some electronics project groups may charge a fee for special events or materials.

Event availability depends on existing groups in the area. If no events fit, consider starting a new group or checking periodically for updates.

Meetup facilitates group connections, but forming relationships depends on active engagement and participation in events.

To organize a Meetup event, you can create a group focused on your interests using the platform, defining the event details and inviting members.

Absolutely, many electronics project groups cater to all skill levels, offering welcoming environments for newcomers to learn and participate.

While Meetup encourages a broad community range, the complexity of electronics projects varies per group, so reviewing group specifics is helpful.

Yes, some electronics groups offer virtual meetups, ideal if you prefer online learning or are unavailable to attend in person.

Group experiences differ; both group ratings and reviews can guide your choice, helping find the best fit for your electronics interests.

Missing a deadline means you might not be able to attend that specific event, but you can reach out to organizers to seek possible exceptions.

While Meetup provides a community platform for collaboration, success depends on participant engagement and group interactions.