→ A dispatch from the pavement
On weekdays we work on shared homes.
On Sundays, we walk.
Free neighbourhood walks across London. Show up at 4pm, walk for 90 minutes, end at the pub. Hackney first — Brixton, Clapham, Peckham, Dalston next.
last Sunday
Next walk
Coming soon
The next walk
What a walk looks like
Hackney, last winter
Walk → pub
Sunday people
Mostly: people walking, talking sideways, ending up at a pub they didn't know existed.
The format
Free to walk.
No ticket, no upsell. The pub at the end is on you. We expect ~£5 if you fancy a pint.
Hosted by a real person.
Joshua walks at the front. Says hello to every new face. Stays until the last person leaves.
Solo or +1.
If you're nervous, bring a friend. Most people come alone. Couples come too.
No icebreakers, ever.
No name games. No "go round the circle." Walking sorts the conversation out by itself.
Hosted by
Joshua · LetsLoop
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I started LetsLoop because finding people to live with in London is broken. Then I noticed half the friendships people made through us happened on the pavement, not in the house.
So now we walk. Same time every other Sunday, same neighbourhood for six months, then we add a new one. If you've ever wanted to know your neighbours, this is the lowest-effort way I can think of.
Joshua — founder, LetsLoop
Where we walk
One neighbourhood, six months, then add another. No London-wide blur. Real corners.
Hackney
Where it starts. Canals, market crowds, pints by the towpath.
→ first walkBrixton
Market noise, Windrush murals, a pub that does Sunday roast right.
coming soonClapham
Common in the afternoon, beer garden by 6pm.
coming soonPeckham
Rye Lane, rooftop sunsets, the kind of corner you remember.
coming soonDalston
Ridley Road on one end, Kingsland Road on the other.
coming soonStay in the loop
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@letsloop.app
Walk photos, neighbourhood drops, the next time + place. The first place we post.
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WhatsApp community
Where regulars chat between walks. You'll be invited at sign-in. Totally optional, leave any time.
Invite link drops after your first walk.
Questions
Helps us know roughly how many to expect, but we won't turn anyone away. Show up if you can.
Code of conduct
The simple version. Be a decent person. Don't pressure anyone for their number, social, or contact info. Don't take photos of people without checking. If you're drunk, don't be the loudest one in the pub. If someone says they need space, give them space.
If someone makes you uncomfortable, tell Joshua. We'll handle it. They won't be welcome at future events.
What we do: host neighbourhood walks and pub evenings, film and photograph occasionally (opt out at sign-in), email you about future events only if you opt in, add you to a WhatsApp community only if you tick the box.
What we don't do: sell your details, share photos publicly that you've opted out of, mind if you never come back, mind if you come every week.
Joshua, LetsLoop · hello@letsloop.app