Green consumer news

Symbol savvy: organic beauty’s heroes

by Alasdair 26 January 2010 16:24
Eco-beauty expert Jen Marsden writes today that within the UK, there is currently no existing government legislation or definition that states what natural organic beauty is. [More]

Energy saving tax 'could hurt consumers'

by Nick 29 October 2009 10:06
A tax aimed at encouraging energy saving in the home could hurt consumers, an expert has said. [More]

uSwitch projects £4,000 annual energy bills

by Alasdair 9 October 2009 14:42
Worried by the reports this morning that Ofgem is predicting rises of up to 60% in our annual energy bills? Well, worry some more! [More]

Supermarkets told to disclose how much packaging they produce

by Tanja 13 July 2009 16:37
British supermarkets have been told to make information on how much packaging they produce available to the public. [More]

Saving the planet by small contributions

by Nick 27 June 2009 10:22
The Government plans to issue a pamphlet with advice on how to help save the planet [More]

Energy companies slow in passing on savings to their customers!

by Nick 25 June 2009 09:10
Energy companies are slow in passing on savings to their customers to the tune of £74 pa [More]

Boots ends its ethical pledge

by Alasdair 15 June 2009 18:17
Boots has ended its membership of the Ethical Trading Initiative. [More]

Water & Energy Saving Kit will save you 60 litres a day & £200 a year

by BigGreenSmile 3 June 2009 15:30
Save 60l of water a day and £200 a year with Big Green Smile's water and energy saving kit. [More]

Insulate and save energy, tax

by Alasdair 21 May 2009 14:43
British Gas has a scheme running where if you get them to insulate your home you will get a rebate of up to £125 in council tax. At the moment the scheme is running with 64 councils and installs loft and cavity wall insulation. If you are interested call them on 0845 9717731 or you can ge... [More]

Water meters for all by 2030

by Alasdair 29 March 2009 13:26
Environment Agency recomends compulsory water meters in every home [More]