LCAW 2026 · Road to COP31 Antalya
A major activation that turned circular‑economy principles into practical climate action — and the partnerships to scale them.
Dear colleagues, friends and partners, thank you. The Zero Waste Hub has now concluded after a remarkable week at Hill House in London's Fleet Street Quarter, on the Road to COP31 Antalya.
Across five days we brought together leaders, innovators and communities from the UK and Türkiye to turn circular economy principles into practical climate action. We are grateful to every speaker, partner and guest who made it possible.
This is not an ending but a beginning. Photos from the week are now on this page, and you can request the full set using the button above. We look forward to continuing the journey to Antalya with you.
A glimpse of the Zero Waste Hub across the week.
The Hub showcased the partnerships moving zero‑waste thinking into the real world — from the kitchen to the capital markets.
Two anchor experiences ran for the full five days, alongside the wider partner programme.
A live demonstration of the Enfield Living Lab model and London Community Kitchen's community‑led approach to circular food systems. The installation stayed open all week as the central feature of the Hub.
A landmark portrait of His Majesty King Charles III by Dallas‑based artist Michael Shellis, commissioned by London Community Kitchen founder Taz Khan MBE. Crafted entirely from reclaimed and sustainable materials, it celebrates over five decades of environmental leadership and the King’s vision of harmony between humanity and nature.
The programme as it ran across the week at Hill House. Pick a day to see that day's agenda.
