Do you love a tidy garden? Your wildlife doesn’t. 🍂 Do you sweep up your leaves or blow them away? Why not leave them instead? They’re perfect for sheltering insects that feed robins, blackbirds and
If you haven’t come across Clover, have a look at her most
My mother was very keen on mole traps, following a tradition that
No. I don’t think it is – at least not all of it.
Very interested to see this FT article lamenting the lack of directors
I was excited to join the board of the Big Yellow in
Why are most rivers brown or red? A soupy earthy colour. It’s
I’m learning about owls. My interest has been propelled by the regular
The New Green Consumer Guide, written by me, was published in 2007,
But pretty nearly. What a pity. These beautiful paper mâché, seed-shaped coffins
I was amazed to discover this edition of Kilroy in my archives.
Many people will be surprised to know how much interest there was
Many people will be surprised to know how much interest there was
Published in 1989 ‘Green Consumer’s Supermarket Shopping Guide’ was written by John
One of the things that surprised us was that the style of
Green Shopping Day was organised by Julia Hailes and John Elkington from
The campaign to remove CFCs from aerosols was one of the most
Organic produce was quite a niche market in the 1980s. I remember
Gosh – this video is actually quite funny. The lady from Next
Anne Diamond was very enthusiastic about green consumerism. On her programme again,
One of the themes that emerged after we wrote The Green Consumer
I presented Green Matters – a mini series within the ITVs This
Recycling was probably the most popular green consumer issue because people could
If there was ever a moment when I decided to dedicate my
What a beautiful time of year to come to this island perched
