Coronavirus is in the news constantly now. Events are being cancelled but don’t worry, we’ve put some actions together to make sure you can keep fighting for animals in the midst of coronavirus AND keep yourself safe.
We’re launching our vegan billboards asking people ‘What’s your favourite animal to eat?’ and ‘When did you last kill an animal?’ at 60 billboard locations across the East Midlands.
Tim Hunt from Ethical Consumer Magazine sheds some light on the brands behind some of the most popular plant-based milk and cheese to help you make an informed decision.
Certain plants, such as avocados and cherries, have been deemed ‘non-vegan’ because of the use of bees. Viva! puts the story straight.
The environment secretary has announced the badger cull will be replaced by vaccination programmes to prevent the spread of Bovine Tuberculosis in cattle and badgers.
No other plant food divides opinion like soya – some champion its health and nutritional benefits, others say it should be avoided at all costs. Why are there so many scare-stories surrounding this humble bean and is there any truth to them?
Greta is coming to Bristol for a Climate Strike on Friday 28 February. Here’s everything you need to know!
Veganic growing not only protects and helps regenerate the environment but offers a long-term solution to the problems associated with animal agriculture.
This Mother’s Day, we’re raising awareness for the mothers who are suffering in the dairy industry. Mother’s day is almost upon us and across the UK, people will celebrate by buying chocolates…
Find out everything you need to know about how dairy cow mothers are exploited for dairy. The only way that a cow produces milk is by having a baby. This is true of any mammal, including humans…
