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Her Sound in Bloom

Her Sound in Bloom

Mon, Nov 23, 7:00 PM
From Her Sound in Bloom

**Her Sound in Bloom** is an in-person networking event in London for women aged 35 and over who work in music or are finding their way into it. **We’re not ageing, darling — we’re blooming! 🌸** Your voice deserves to be heard, and your creativity deserves space to grow. Organised and led by **singer-songwriter and entrepreneur Freya Alley**, 'Her Sound in Bloom' brings together women aged 35 and over to meet, share experiences and support each other in music. Whether you’re an established artist, returning after a break or finding the courage to begin, you are welcome here. **Dress up, put your lipstick on and join us in full bloom for a beautiful evening in London — just because we deserve it! 💋** Join us for relaxed networking and honest conversations about creativity, confidence, ambition and pursuing music on your own terms. Meet potential collaborators, make new friends and connect with women who understand the journey. **I have big dreams and plans for us!** This first event is just the beginning, and I can’t wait to see the friendships, collaborations and opportunities we’ll create together. Let’s start a ***movement*** and break the stereotypes about age and music. There’s no “too late” to create, take the stage or chase your dreams, and together, we’ll make room for more women to be seen, heard and celebrated. A little wisdom, a little mischief and absolutely no expiry date on your dreams. **London venue to be confirmed, depending on the number of attendees.** **We’ve got experience, we’ve got stories— and we’ve still got plenty to say / SING.**

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CRAP Talks #36 - Moonpig.com

CRAP Talks #36 - Moonpig.com

Tue, Nov 17, 6:00 PM
From CRAP Talks: CRO, Analytics & Product - London
4.7

We're back with our final event of the year and we couldn't be more excited. We'll stick to our usual format of 2 speakers and a fireside chat. If you've not been to one of our events before then here is what you can expect. CRAP (Conversion Rate Optimisation, Analytics, Product) Talks is a cross-discipline event. We don't work in silos so why network and learn in silos. In the past we've had speakers from Data, Analytics, CRO, Product, Marketing, Data Science, Design and Research and so many more. If you work in tech, chances are you work cross-functionally, so come along and meet people doing amazing things in tech. **Hosts:** Moonpig.com (you know you sang the jingle!) **Venue:** Moonpig 10 Back Hill, London, EC1R 5EN **Date:** 17/11/2026 6pm doors open Talks kick off at 630 Wrap up approximately 9:00pm. Drinks at the pub **Speakers:** * TBC **Fireside Chat:** * TBC

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Docs in Practice: Behind the State of Docs

Docs in Practice: Behind the State of Docs

Thu, Nov 19, 6:00 PM
From Write The Docs London
4.7

This month, we're joined by **[GitBook](https://www.gitbook.com/),** one of the most widely used and recognised platforms for publishing documentation. Join us for an evening with [Addison Schultz](https://www.linkedin.com/in/addisonschultz/) (Developer Relations Lead), [Tal Gluck](https://www.linkedin.com/in/tal-gluck-32464131/) (Developer Advocate), and Stephen Ashby (Content Marketing Lead) for an exclusive behind-the-scenes at how they do documentation themselves. In the first half, they’ll take us inside the tooling and workflows from [docs.gitbook.com](http://docs.gitbook.com). Then, they’ll take us through the widely distributed **[State of Docs Report](https://www.gitbook.com/blog/state-of-docs-2026)**: How they ran the global survey, the industry trends it revealed, and where they believe documentation is headed. **🗒️ Agenda** **When:** Thursday, 19 November from 6:00pm **Where:** Wallacespace Spitalfields: 15 Artillery Ln, London E1 7HA **What:** **18:00 - 18:30** Arrival **18:30 - 18:40** Welcome & Housekeeping **18:40 - 19:10** Talk 1: How GitBook runs its own docs **19:10 - 19:40** Break (with drinks and nibbles 🫒) **19:40 - 20:10** Talk 2: Behind the State of Docs **20:10 - 20:30** Q&A **20:30 - 21:00** Networking **All times are approximate.** **📍 How to find us** Look for WTD signs and friendly organisers in the lobby, they’ll direct you to the lifts to reach the Rooftop Kitchen. **📸 Photos** Please note that organisers may take photos during the event for the Write the Docs London community.

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Practise Public Speaking at Bloomsbury Speakers London (Toastmasters)

Practise Public Speaking at Bloomsbury Speakers London (Toastmasters)

Mon, Nov 9, 6:35 PM
From Bloomsbury Speakers - Public Speaking - Toastmasters
4.8

This is our regular club meeting with prepared speeches, speech evaluations and "Table Topics" - a chance to practice impromptu speaking. Please arrive from 6:35pm for a prompt 6:45pm start. **Guests are always welcome and it's completely free**, but we do request that you buy drinks at the bar on arrival and during the break to support the venue. ABOUT BLOOMSBURY SPEAKERS Hello! Bloomsbury Speakers is a fun and friendly Toastmasters club near Farringdon in central London. We meet twice a month to improve our communication and public speaking skills by practising in a safe and supportive environment. New guests are always welcome and it's completely free. No need to book in advance (other than to receive a helpful reminder) - just show up on the evening! TYPICAL MEETING AGENDA A typical meeting agenda is as follows: 6:35 Doors open - meet and greet 6:45 Welcome from Club President 6:50 Introductions from Toastmaster and other meeting roles 7:00 Prepared Speeches (from club members) 7:40 Guest Introductions (a quick hello from the guests) Short break for refreshments 8:00 Speech Evaluations (of earlier speeches) 8:15 Table Topics (impromptu speeches of 1-2 minutes each) 8:35 Table Topics Evaluations 8:40 Reports and General Evaluation (of the meeting) 8:55 Awards (best speech, best evaluator, etc.) and announcements 9:00 Meeting close - retire to the bar! COME ALONG TO FIND OUT MORE! Visit our website for more information: https://www.bloomsburyspeakers.org.uk Toastmasters has helped thousands of people overcome nerves and improve their speaking confidence. Come along and find out how! Find your voice at #BloombsurySpeakers!

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Feedback session in New Cross (message GRAIG for location.)

Feedback session in New Cross (message GRAIG for location.)

Tue, Nov 10, 8:00 PM
From SE London Creative Writers
4.8

*Please ensure that you have READ THE SUBMISSIONS before attending the session. Contact Graig in advance for the submissions document and the exact location in NEW CROSS.* This session will focus on FEEDBACK for members' writing. We ask that people attend two meetings before submitting their own work. Read, read, read- and be ready to give thoughtful and detailed feedback at our meeting! We aim to finish at 10 each session, but several of us will often continue to socialise with a drink or two.

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Discussing Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain

Discussing Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain

Wed, Nov 25, 7:00 PM
From Discussing Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain

Welcome to our community dedicated to discussing **cryptocurrencies** (aka **crypto** or **digital** **assets**) and **blockchain** **ecosystems**. The digital asset landscape is evolving rapidly, making this open forum the perfect environment for enthusiasts to discuss industry headlines, share user experiences with new protocols, and explore the fundamentals of how cryptocurrencies and blockchains operate in unison. Our conversational discussion centres entirely on the digital asset space and the ongoing evolution of decentralised blockchain ecosystems. ≣ **My Story** Five years ago, I began exploring the technical side of blockchains and cryptocurrencies. Navigating a rapidly evolving industry sparked a long-term passion for digital assets. I love watching the digital asset space grow, and I established this community to connect with others who share the same passion. ≣ **Topics We’ll Explore** **Cryptocurrencies** What are they, the underlying technology, software use cases, and the risks. **Blockchain Ecosystems** Explore the fundamental workings of blockchain protocols and share your experiences in the digital asset space. **Decentralised Protocols** Compare the architectural differences in user data storage, network control, and administrative setups to centralised systems. **Wallet Architecture** Examine the software mechanics of self-custody digital wallet interfaces and how they interact with open protocols. **Blockchain Explorers** Identify the primary platforms and analytics apps used to track blockchain transactions publicly. **Network Cybersecurity** Discover how to recognise common scams and secure your digital presence with simple, highly effective safety-first habits. **Industry News** Track major blockchain headlines and macroeconomic technology trends influencing the digital asset space. ≣ **What to Expect** We invite everyone to bring their favourite tech headlines to discuss and share their experiences in the digital asset landscape. If you are passionate about tracking industry trends and discussing the latest blockchain and cryptocurrency developments, we look forward to seeing you. *Our community circle thrives on open dialogue...* **≣** **Event Details** **First 15 Mins**: A high-level introduction to the evening's discussion topics to set the stage. **Main 90 Mins**: An open roundtable discussion looking at the topics in more detail and where everyone is welcome to discuss and share their experiences of the digital asset space. 🗓️ Wednesday, 25th October 2026 ⏰ 7:00pm – 8:45pm 📍 Joe & The Juice, 2 Paternoster Row, London EC4M 7EJ 🚇 St. Paul’s Tube Station (Central line) 🧭 St. Paul’s Station > Take Exit 2 to street level > Take a left > Walk 100 yards down Panyer Alley > Joe & The Juice is on your right. 👋🏻 The venue is cosy and quiet in the evening, so finding the group won’t be a problem.

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To join a blogging group in London, first, search for groups using relevant keywords on Meetup. Look for ones that match your interests and check if their event schedule suits you. Once you find a group, RSVP to their meetups or join community chats to start participating.

Yes, there are blogging meetups in London that focus on different genres, from personal blogging to corporate and niche topics. These gatherings are excellent for networking, learning from seasoned bloggers, and discussing new trends in the blogging world.

Joining blogging groups helps expand your network, learn new skills, and gain insight from others’ experiences. By participating in discussions and events, members often gain inspiration and feedback that can enhance their writing journey.

Meetup events are typically organized by group hosts or volunteers within the community. Members can RSVP to attend and engage with others in discussions, workshops, or casual meetups to share ideas and grow their blogging expertise.

Meetup can indeed help enhance your blogging skills. By attending events and workshops, you gain access to knowledge-sharing sessions, get tips from experienced bloggers, and can improve by learning new trends and strategies.

If you can't find a suitable blogging group in London, consider starting one yourself. Meetup provides the tools to create and manage your group, allowing you to attract like-minded individuals interested in the same blogging themes.

Participating in Meetup is typically free for users who join groups and RSVP for events. However, some group organizers might charge a fee for specific events, workshops, or classes to cover costs involved.

You can easily discover upcoming blogging events in London by searching the Meetup website or app using relevant filters. Stay connected with your groups for updates on the latest happenings and announcements of new events.

You aren't required to attend every event in a group. Choose which meetups interest you or fit your schedule. Active participation is beneficial, but engagement according to personal convenience and interest is key.

Yes, you can join multiple blogging groups if you have varied interests. Exploring different groups can offer diverse perspectives and broader learning opportunities in the diverse blogging landscape.

Meetup facilitates connections, but building friendships or professional networks depends on individual participation and engagement. Being proactive in interactions usually yields better outcomes.

Not necessarily. Some blogging events and workshops are held online, especially when members are spread across wider areas or due to logistics. Check event details to know its format.

No, Meetup acts as a platform for others to organize events. The events are set up by group hosts or community organizers who plan and execute the sessions for the attending members.

Certainly! Experienced bloggers can often share their knowledge by hosting a meetup or being a guest speaker. Reach out to group organizers to discuss opportunities to present or collaborate.

Group quality and organizational structure can vary. It depends on the host's expertise and commitment. Engaged hosts tend to organize regular, successful meetups, contributing to a vibrant community atmosphere.