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Last year, as part of our campaign, we picked up over 11,000 pieces of plastic beverage litter. We went to various locations around Europe and the UK; we wandered along…

If you haven’t yet been to Yestival, save the dates of October 21st-23rd now. Wow. We’ve just had an incredible weekend at Yestival 2016, an awesome, incredibly inspirational festival, which…

A lot of people fear public speaking but we quite enjoy it now and have decided to help others by giving some of our tips, here are a few.

How should we drink (buy) water? Water is a refreshing, healthy drink that is often the number one choice for quenching thirst. It is found almost everywhere: in our homes,…

Fluoride has been present in UK tap water since 1964 yet there is still much debate about its effects. Over five million people in England receive artificially fluoridated water but, in some cases, this fluoride can have lasting damage on the body.

A petition to see more non-plastic bottled water alternatives on our supermarket shelves.
If the supermarkets give us more choices to buy non-plastic bottled water alternatives (such as cartons, boxes or cans) then we will see a win-win situation — we will benefit as consumers, and the Earth will benefit from a reduction in the use and abuse of single-use plastic bottles.

As a family we have been taking some small steps towards being more responsible global consumers.

One of the Global Goals for Sustainable Development that we have been focussing this year is Goal 12: Responsible Consumption. Whilst the UN states have agreed to take action on responsible consumption, we also have a personal responsibility. Here are some simple steps to becoming a more responsible consumer.

The Global Goals – The need to change The world isn’t perfect in any way. There are so many things that are brilliant about it, whether they are natural or…