Message to mummies! If you are looking for fantastic teethers I would like to share with you some of the best I have found. We are delighted to be stocking the vegetable and fruit collection from Under the… Read More »Review of fruit and vegetable teethers
Things have been a little on the upside-down side for me lately. I moved house Friday before last, and it’s taken Telkom a week to realise that the ADSL line that they installed at my new house, wasn’t actually installed… Read More »Delays and holidays
Welcome to the 214th edition of the Carnival of the Green. This will probably be my last Carnival of the Green post, because I’m moving away from blogging to explore other creative pursuits. So, all nostalgic, I was looking back… Read More »Carnival of the Green # 214!
For those of you, treasured readers, who have always looked to EcoStreet for green titbits (I love that word) of the British variety, but have noticed that the flavour has been distinctly African of late, here’s a belated explanation for… Read More »If you’ve wondered why EcoStreet now has a more African feel
As part of the Guardian publisher network (we are one of many independent websites who work with the Guardian to sell advertising on our sites), we’re asking EcoStreet readers to take part in a survey that will tell us more… Read More »Take this survey for a chance to win a £50 Amazon voucher
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Nigel’s Eco Store, purveyors of all things lovely and green, have announced the winners of the first every Nigel’s 2008 Green Web Awards. I was delighted when Nigel asked me to be one of the judges (who wouldn’t be pleased… Read More »Nigel’s Green Web Awards
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