Vegan Christmas sandwich review 2020
One of the most exciting parts of the festive season is trying all of the new vegan sandwiches that are released. We’ve sampled a couple of them!
Posted 01 Dec 2020
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Vegan Christmas options from independent companies
Not only have vegan options increased in supermarkets this Christmas, many independent companies – including fully vegan ones – have a great selection of plant-based food!
Posted 27 Nov 2020
Christmas options at UK Supermarkets
Vegan options at UK supermarkets have increased massively over recent years, including their Christmas offerings.
Posted 19 Nov 2020
Animal Aid adverts urge public to have a cruelty-free Christmas
Billboards and bus stop adverts urging the public to show compassion this Christmas and opt for a cruelty-free Christmas dinner have sprung up in various towns and cities across the UK.
Posted 16 Nov 2020
Fridays Ltd submits new plans for another large-scale egg farm in Kent
A planning application has been submitted for a large-scale egg farm situated near Maidstone. This could hold more than 190,000 hens across three industrial sized sheds.
Posted 11 Nov 2020
Save animals this Christmas with Their Christmas Wish
This Christmas, you can help save innocent turkeys and other animals from a horrific death by choosing vegan instead.
Posted 06 Nov 2020
Dispelling common vegan myths
As World Vegan Month continues, you may be aware of some myths about vegans and veganism. Let’s put some of those most common ones to rest.
Posted 04 Nov 2020
Five reasons to go vegan this World Vegan Day!
1st November is World Vegan Day and the start of World Vegan Month! Here are five reasons to give veganism a try.
Posted 29 Oct 2020
More than 6,900 people urge Kellogg’s to make it vegan
More than 6,950 people have signed our joint petition with Herbivore Club, calling on Kellogg’s to swap the vitamin D3 used in its cereals to a vegan version.
Posted 28 Oct 2020
Almost half of Brits feel hypocritical for loving animals and yet eating, according to survey
A survey commissioned by Future Normal and The Vegan Society has found that almost half of Brits who eat meat feel hypocritical for loving some animals while eating others.
Posted 14 Oct 2020
