Tracy Stokes is a mixed media artist living & working on the slopes of Devil's Peak in Cape Town. She likes to paint on re-purposed surfaces and recycle creatively in all aspects of her life.
If you don’t want the British government to start building a new generation of nuclear power stations, or replace the aging Trident nuclear missiles with newer weapons of mass destruction, it’s time to speak up. Katharine Hamnett has a message… Read More »Protest and Survive: Katharine Hamnett tells us how
If you’re even the teensiest bit cross with the Duke of Cambridge organic pub for being closed for the past two and a half weeks, they’re about to make it up to you. The pub will reopen tomorrow, and there’s… Read More »Duke of Cambridge offers half-price organic wine
Friends of the Earth would like to hear from you. They’ve recently launched a new online bookshop and would like feedback from the green community. All you need to do is answer 10 short questions for your chance to win… Read More »Win over £150 worth of green books
As you probably know, Number 10 have set up an online system to allow people to petition parliamentary bills, and the Road Lobby have been using the system to oppose proposed vehicle tracking and road pricing. Tim Lewis has set… Read More »Support the petition not to scrap the vehicle tracking and road pricing policy
De Smog Blog brings us Stars and Stinkers. A light-hearted look at who’s who in the planet saving stakes. Play the game now! Thanks Darren.
People Tree’s Spring 2007 collection is inspired by the possibility of change, fitting in perfectly with the theme of this year’s Fairtrade Fortnight. You really can change the world by changing your clothes. The feminine collection is created in partnership… Read More »People Tree’s latest Fairtrade collection
Lion Brand Yarn is offering a free knitting pattern for an eco-friendly shopping bag inspired by their Lion Organic Cotton yarn. The bag is stretchy — it holds a TON of stuff but collapses easily. Lion Organic Cotton is not… Read More »Knit your own eco-friendly shopping bag
Don’t skip it! Recycle it! Whether you’re a builder, merchant or DIY enthusiast, this site will tickle your fancy. What Do I Do With This (or WDIDWT.com) can help you go green by making sure that your unused and unwanted… Read More »Can we fix it? Yes we can!
The Ethical Superstore is supporting Fairtrade Fortnight by offering free delivery on all orders that include their exclusive Fairtrade Fortnight Kit. The kit contains £20s worth of Fairtrade products for just £13.50 including tea, coffee, chocolate, snack bars, cotton wool,… Read More »Fairtrade Fortnight continues