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What’s Happening with UK Food Waste Collections? Across England, a huge environmental shift is underway: weekly food waste collections will soon be...

April is not only Earth Day but also Earth Month, a time when we focus on taking action to help our planet. As the impacts of climate change become...

Cleaning the kitchen and bathroom is a necessary part of everyday life. But it doesn't have to be bad for the environment. With eco-friendly cleaning products, you can keep your home clean without harming the planet.

Being eco-friendly means taking steps to reduce our environmental impact. It involves living a more sustainable lifestyle by reducing waste, conserving energy and water, eating sustainably grown food, and supporting businesses that prioritise sustainability.

One way to celebrate Valentine's Day in an environmentally friendly way is to make your own gifts rather than purchasing them. You can give a homemade card, bake something special for your loved one, or create a unique craft out of recycled materials.

After all the indulging and fun of the holiday season, it's time to start thinking about how you can make a difference in the world and become more eco-friendly. Here we'll cover five eco-friendly New Year's resolutions you should consider adopting to make 2023 an Earth-friendly year!

It's that time of year again! The time when we all get a little more jolly, spend time with loved ones, and give (and receive) gifts. It's also a time when our impact on the environment tends to be a little higher. Here are some easy swaps you can make to have a low impact holiday season while still enjoying all the fun.

We all know how Halloween can be a big deal to the little ones & great fun, but why does it have to be a big deal to the environment? Let’s have a look at some simple, yet effective ways of making this Halloween season a greener one.

Organic September is firstly a celebration of all things organic! From the farmers to the consumers, an organic way of life can take hard work and commitment. Organic September is in place to help inform others of this.

It feels like you can't even take a short walk outside. Even at night, it's hard to sleep because it's so hot, but there are things you can do to stay cool and be eco-friendly during a heatwave. Don't sweat it!

When the carrier bag charge was brought into law in October 2015, there was a drop in usage by 90%! However, since then the sale of plastic ‘bags for life’ has continued to rise, with 1.5 billion sold alone in 2019. It is clear that an increasing amount of people are treating these as disposable!

With the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee just around the corner, we are sure everyone is busy planning street parties and celebrations. However, such events can be incredibly wasteful and harmful for the planet. We have some simple tips and tricks below to help you celebrate in an eco-friendly way!