The School of Management and Science, within the Fashion Business School at LCF, are taking part in the 14-19 Beal Business Innovation Hub, Evolution Sessions where the College delivers a series of collaborative events, such… View Full Post
Progression is an area of work at LCF that supports students from our local communities to make the transition from Further Education to Higher Education. This area of work also supports existing students to progress… View Full Post
The Fashion Education in Prisons Projects have delivered successful social interventions in London HM Prisons for female offenders, including: HMP Send – The Beauty’s Inside Magazine HMP Holloway – Made for Change These projects have… View Full Post
The Fashion Innovation Agency, forms part of LCF’s Business and Innovation offering and is based in Hackney on Mare Street. The Fashion Innovation Agency (FIA) works with global luxury, contemporary high end brands, Fast-moving consumer… View Full Post
Based in Hackney on Mare Street, Designer–Manufacturer Innovation Support Centre (DISC) supports fashion designers and manufacturers to innovate their business, products and services. The European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) provide funding for 50% of this… View Full Post
Widening Participation (WP) at LCF encourages and supports students from a working class background, who have no family history of higher education, to apply and successfully progress to the college courses or other courses within… View Full Post
Bags for Life is an inspiring collaboration between three Hackney based organisations: Cardinal Pole School, The Urswick School and St. Joseph’s Hospice. Bags for Life is a project involving LCF staff and students, students of… View Full Post
The Saved Project is a collaboration between LCF and Sue Ryder Care, a national charity delivering health and social care services. There has been a two year successful development with Sue Ryder working with the… View Full Post
Threads, Style Young is a project in collaboration with Threads, the Peabody Trust, Children in Need, Discover Young Hackney Project and LCF’s Widening Participation Department. This project aims to engage with 14-16 year old girls… View Full Post
Experience Fashion, is a project supported by Hackney and Newham local authorities, in collaboration with the Pause Project, Experience Project and NHS Open Doors. Abigail Newbold. BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology (Womenswear) The aim of… View Full Post