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Ethical Superstore meets Sophie Grigson

Ethical Superstore meets Sophie Grigson

As part of our Organic Fortnight Special (6-21 September), Sophie Grigson talks to Ethical Superstore about her solution to cooking organically in times of the credit-crunch, why she loves Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and her long-term...

Summer days, drifting away…

Summer days, drifting away…

With the schools starting up again this week and September well and truly under way, it’s time for us all to start thinking about Autumn. For those amongst us who love Autumnal colours and...

Organic Fortnight with Patrick Holden

Organic Fortnight with Patrick Holden

To big up this year’s Organic Fortnight (6-21 September), Director of the Soil Association, Patrick Holden, talks to Ethical Superstore about Prince Charles, “the Lidl effect” and whether Britain can go ‘organic only’. Prince...

European Bat Weekend!

European Bat Weekend!

Yes that’s right, this coming weekend (30-31 August) is officially European Bat Weekend. So tear yourself away from your allotments, or from the big screen version of everyone’s favourite Bat, and get involved with one...

Last minute summer eco reads

Last minute summer eco reads

Ethical Superstore presents this exclusive book extract of the new, and hilarious true tale of one man’s journey from self-confessed planet-killing lad to eco-friendly, green-crusader There’s A Hippo In My Cistern. Caught between his...

Green News Roundup August 2008

Green News Roundup August 2008

Green news we loved: In case you missed it first time around, here’s our August round-up of the most talked about, most innovative solutions or simply the most awesome green news to hit the...

Mo’ bikes, mo’ problems.

Mo’ bikes, mo’ problems.

The latest threat to the American way of life. Photo by Glenn Loos-Austin In a post snappily titled “The latest threat to homeland security: Bicycles” Timbuk2 (makers of excellent recycled messenger bags) explore one...