Thirsty Planet in Trafalgar Square
Thirsty Planet are an ethical water brand who donate a share of proceeds from every bottle they sell to fresh water projects in Africa. They’re taking part in a great event this weekend in Trafalgar Square to tie in with World Water Day – a perfect way to escape the Easter madness! Here are the [...]
Read moreOn yer bike
Seventeen are getting on their bikes, by signing up with Cyclescheme, an initiative that encourages employees to cycle to work by offering tax free bicycles. You can choose any make of bike, from a huge list of local shops, and save anywhere up to 50% of the cost. That’s not to mention what you could [...]
Read moreLast chance to vote for your ethical heroes
The deadline for the Observer Ethical Awards 2008 is this Friday. So if you haven’t already done so cast your vote online, it only takes a second, and you’ll also be in with a chance of winning a luxury rail break for two, or an Aveda hamper.
Read morePlastic (not) Fantastic
Here’s my latest column from The Wharf…
It’s been a bad week for plastic bags. Marks & Spencer have announced that as of May 6 they’re going to charge 5p for every plastic bag customers need to carry food purchases. 5p isn’t going to break the bank but it will be interesting to see if consumers [...]
MEGAs
The first ever MediaGuardian Innovation Awards took place last night at the IndigO2. We were delighted to be involved and felt pleased and proud of the way the event came to life on the big night. Special thanks to our great bands – dan le sac Vs. Scroobius Pip, Basquiat Strings, Theoretical Girl and Pete [...]
Read moreMegas are coming…
The countdown has begun to a new fixture in the media calendar – the first ever MediaGuardian Innovation Awards take place on Thursday 6 March at IndigO2 in London. We’re delighted to be involved with the Megas and are looking forward to a fantastic night. I don’t want to give away too much about the [...]
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