This coming Saturday you have the opportunity to appreciate the great outdoors while spreading some compassion and it’s all thanks to the wonderful people at Goodheart Farm Animal Sanctuary.
On Saturday 6 September 2025, from 10am until 4pm, the gates to this much loved sanctuary will be open for a very special day of joy, compassion, and community connection.
Sometimes we come across a new vegan product that makes us sit up and shout “where have you been hiding all my life?”.
Veringue is one of those moments.
The small but mighty company called Pretty Pink Potato has created a plant-based meringue that behaves like the traditional egg version without all the cruelty AND without chickpea water.
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Their artisan cheese creations are nothing short of world class. Every time I see one of their new product releases I am reminded of how inspirational they are as a company, proving again and again that vegan food can be the best of the best and delicious.
September 2025 has arrived and with it comes a limited edition bundle from these cheese experts.
One of the things that has been swirling around my mind lately is the difference between celebrating who we are as a community and the far more troubling rise of nationalism.
On the surface they can sometimes look similar. Both can involve waving flags, singing songs, and shouting loudly about identity. But in practice, they couldn’t be further apart.
What do you know about animal sanctuaries and how often do you think of them?
Animal sanctuaries are places built on compassion and determination. They are often the last hope for animals who have been mistreated, neglected, or simply unwanted. Sanctuaries give these animals a forever home when the world has decided it has no use for them.
There was a time when I would jump on a train without thinking twice and head to another town or city. I adored discovering vegan cafés, supporting independent vegan businesses, and turning up at vegan events all over the country.
Those trips were always a highlight, a way to feel connected, and an opportunity to share what’s going on beyond London on this blog.
London just got a little bit more exciting thanks to this new vegan eatery.
BIG sister café and coffee shop has recently popped up in the Marble Arch area and it looks like exactly the kind of place that makes you feel at home while still treating you to something a little bit special.