Union Street co-working space, 18-22 Union St. S1 2JP
Extinction Rebellion Sheffield currently has bi-monthly meetings on the first and third Mondays of the month. For anyone interested, who maybe has not been before, this is the best starting point; a time and space for conversation and food sharing. Arrive 6pm for a catch-up and socialising, followed by the meeting itself 6:45-8pm, which is mainly actions-focussed. You can also…
workers.coop is a fairly new organisation, for workers in co-operatives. The Assembly in nearby Leeds brings worker co-operatives from across the UK together to celebrate achievements, strengthen cooperation and explore future opportunities. The programme will include member-led workshops, skill-shares, training and breakout sessions focused on the social infrastructure co-operatives need to grow. A free public session on “what is a…
An all-day event over the Pennines in Manchester. It celebrates The Lucas Plan which was a huge proposal by workers, activists, students and academics for socially useful production. Fifty years ago, faced with threats to their jobs, workers at the Lucas Aerospace arms company launched their pioneering Alternative Workers Plan, a visionary, positive plan that challenged economic orthodoxy. They proposed…
Sheffield Anarchist Book Fair returns for 2026 at Raccoon Studios, Exchange St. To stay updated or get involved you can message shiracol4@proton.me @sheffieldradicalbookfair
Free community clothes swap in Doncaster. Bring what you don’t wear, leave with something you’ll love. The average UK wardrobe holds clothes worn fewer than seven times, while 711,000 tonnes of clothing is thrown away every year. A swap is the simplest way to change that: good clothes get a second life, nobody spends a penny, and everyone goes home…
Free community clothes swap in Doncaster. Bring what you don’t wear, leave with something you’ll love. The average UK wardrobe holds clothes worn fewer than seven times, while 711,000 tonnes of clothing is thrown away every year. A swap is the simplest way to change that: good clothes get a second life, nobody spends a penny, and everyone goes home…
