A Wall of Hope 
In this guest post, freelance writer Lena Milton discusses potential solutions to the issue of plastic packaging. Believe me, it's well worth a read!
Ashanti Empress is an ethical African fashion brand based between Ghana in West Africa, and Bristol in the UK. They offer ridiculously funky clothes and accessories which are handmade in Ghana...
A first for A Wall of Hope; a guest post! In this post, Jess Lohmann, author of children's eco-fantasy book 'Lily Bowers and the Uninvited Guest' discusses what the book is...
Forest Green Rovers F.C. is a football club based in Gloucestershire, England, working to bring environmental sustainability to the forefront of the sporting world. Known as 'the greenest football club in the...
Salon Sassafras in the Bos en Lommer region of Amsterdam is a near-perfect example of how a hair salon should be run with environmental sustainability in mind. From embracing the circular...
What does 'sustainability' even mean anymore? Inspired by my Dad, a man who can fix pretty much anything and who is a real-life beacon of genuine sustainability, here are 13 tips...
Here's a run-through of five brilliant new businesses offering alternatives to single-use-plastic. Each example covered utilises a different material to replace single-use-plastic, from bamboo to mushrooms to avocado pits! Read on...
A Wall of Hope 