Eco & ethical living
If you’re stuck for ideas for children’s activities this winter when your kids are off school, I’ve come up with a few green, eco-friendly and wildlife activities for children to help you, whether you’re looking for wet weather activities (which is probably the case!), things to do at home or if you’re lucky enough to have […]
February half-term holiday activities for children Read More »
[pullquote]No dyes. No bleach. No chemical pesticides. No heavy metals. No formaldehyde. No chlorinated phenols. No chloro-organic carriers. No biologically active finishes. Just 100% Natural and Pure.[/pullquote] Natures Purest appreciate how vulnerable a baby can be to its environment so make products from 100% organic cotton which is either naturally coloured (pigmented fibres that grows
Natures Purest organic baby clothes and accessories Read More »
In a remote, wooded valley near the Pembrokeshire coast in Wales lies the Melin Tregwynt Woollen Mill. Whilst on holiday in Wales during the springtime last year, we armed ourselves with a sat nav and drove through green, winding country lanes to see the mill at work and visit the shop. I like to support
Visit to Melin Tregwynt, a Welsh wool company Read More »
If you’re looking for a new job working for a charity or in the environment sector, here are some green and environment job websites to help you start your job search: Charity JOB – charity, fundraising, NGO and not-for-profit vacancies Countryside Jobs Service – an ethical small business publishing free & low cost information to
Looking for work in charity or environment sector? Read More »
Twitter has brought me into contact with so many great people who are willing to share and help others in their quests to be a shade greener. One such person was the owner of Opulentia Organics natural and organic skincare, who recommended I buy the book Clean House, Clean Planet – Clean Your House for
Review: Clean House, Clean Planet book Read More »
Before you throw out that old toothbrush see these inventive ideas of how you could re-use it: Clean mud and dirt from the soles of shoes. Eliminate laundry stains – use the toothbrush to work a dab of detergent into stains before putting the items into the washing machine. Clean fingernails – perfect for gardeners
15 ways to use an old toothbrush Read More »