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…AND OTHER PLANS. What’s on in and around London this weekend 3–4 October 2026. Padel first. Obviously. But London Padel Week has never been only about what happens on court. Padel is what brings us together. But a real community is about what happens beyond the game too, meeting people who share the same passion, and then finding other reasons to spend time together. Discovering London. Trying a new place. Having a drink. Going to an event. Sharing food, music, culture or s

SORRY. I CAN’T. I HAVE PADEL.The LPW edit of what’s worth doing in London this weekend. We know. Padel comes first. The LPW edit of what’s worth doing in London this weekend. Read now the things to do in London this weekend. London Week End Events Sept 2026 We know. Padel comes first. But we like to think that people who love padel are also people who love doing things. Discovering new places. Art. Fashion. Food. Music. London. And, most of all, sharing those interests with o

Meet the Founder: Patrick Elway Some brands are created to sell products. Others are created to bring people together. RALY belongs firmly to the second category. Founded by three young friends who share a passion for sport, music and fashion, RALY was born from a simple idea: the best moments in life happen when people come together around something they love. For Patrick Elway and his co-founders, that "something" is racket sports. More Than Apparel. More Than Events. New R

Meet the Founder: Katie Crawley Sometimes innovation doesn't begin with adding more. Sometimes it begins by taking something away. For Katie Crawley, founder of Willoma Clothing, that "something" was the feeling of restriction. As a yoga teacher, she struggled to find activewear that reflected the essence of her practice. Everywhere she looked, she found the same products: tight-fitting, synthetic garments designed to compress rather than support. They performed. But they did

Meet the Founder: Lucie Harding Sometimes the best business ideas don't begin with a business plan. They begin with a feeling. For Lucie Harding, that feeling arrived during her very first padel lesson. Like thousands of people across the UK, she discovered a sport that was welcoming, social and incredibly addictive. She left the court smiling, but also asking herself a question. Why wasn't there a premium women's padel brand that combined technical performance with elegant,

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