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📅 Sunday, 25 October 2026 🕕 14:00 to 16:00 📍 How Matcha, 47 Blandford St, W1U 7HQ, London (map) 🗣️ Hosting in English 🎟️ Free (you pay for your own drink) Matcha & Walk is a relaxed Sunday afternoon walk in London, starting at How Matcha in Marylebone and heading through Regent's Park, hosted by Longevity London. What is this about? Walking is one of the most studied habits linked to a longer, healthier life, and it also happens to be one of the easiest ways to meet new people. So we keep it simple: a good drink in hand, a loop through one of London's prettiest parks and conversations that come naturally when you walk side by side. What to expect You start at How Matcha, order a matcha (or a coffee, no judgement) and meet the group. After a short round of intros, we walk up Marylebone High Street and into Regent's Park at an easy pace. Halfway through, we stop by the Boating Lake and talk about what matcha actually does for your health, including L-theanine (an amino acid in green tea linked to calm, focused alertness). Schedule 14:00 Meet at How Matcha and grab a drink 14:20 Welcome and a short round of intros 14:35 Walk via Marylebone High Street to Regent's Park 15:15 Matcha break by the Boating Lake 16:00 Ending Who is it for? Anyone in London who is curious about health and longevity, whether you track your sleep scores or are just starting to think about it. You can come alone, because most people do. Good to know Look for the red Longevity document, that's us. Bring a jacket. We're outside for about two hours and late October can be a little fresh. The clocks go back the night before. Your phone will manage, your alarm clock might not. We'll take photos for our social channels. If you'd rather not appear, just tell us on the day. Free to join. RSVP so we know how many of us to expect. Longevity London is part of Longevity Cities, a global community making science-based longevity accessible, open, and human. From Munich and Berlin to London, Zürich, and beyon

Claude & Coffee comes to London ☕ Curious about Claude? Already using it and want to get more out of it? This is the first Claude & Coffee in London: a relaxed morning of good coffee, real conversations and hands-on time with Claude. Maybe you’ve never opened it, or maybe you’ve got a project you’ve been meaning to dig into. Either way, come and try things out, ask questions, and leave with ideas you can use straight away. No slides and no pressure, just people figuring it out together. 🕙 10am–1pm 📍 East London 📅 26th October 2026 Bring your laptop, your curiosity and whatever you’re working on. Just show up. In collaboration with Fernanda, Ambassador from Barcelona.

🎒🪪 Please be aware bag and/or ID checks may be in operation by our Security team at the entrance. Background The BBC has been broadcasting from Newcastle for over 100 years. Now it's also the base of our North East Technology Hub and home to teams from the BBC's Product Group, responsible for developing world-beating services like iPlayer, Sounds, Sport and Bitesize. The event is informal, and the doors will open at 17:30, starting 18:00 running through to 20:00. 🔒 This month is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and we've themed this meetup event on all things Cybersecurity! If you're interested in learning more, our friends over at CyberNorth celebrate all things Cybersecurity within our region, and have plenty more similar events you can check out here. Smart Threats, Smarter Defense: How AI is improving malware, and how secure AI is fighting back (Annie Wilkinson - Student at Northumbria University) As AI rapidly evolves, so does the threat of intelligent malware. From vibe coding to data cleaning, explore how modern cyber attacks leverage artificial intelligence, and how cyber security teams are fighting back to combat it. Join us to discover how you can stay one step ahead in the battle between secure, defensive AI and AI-powered threats. Securing the BBC's Recommender Systems (Kira Green - BBC) Learn how we are securing data and ML / AI workloads at scale in the cloud to enable rapid acceleration of Personalisation across the BBC. Take away some practical ideas you can put into practice. Unpacking AI Governance (Zach Anucha - CGI)