Woman Crush Wednesday: Emma Barnes of Wildfawn Jewellery

Delicate, teeny-tiny pieces of eco-silver that will take your ears/hands/décolleté (whatever da fuh that is) from hoochie to “who is that person with the Pinterest-worthy earlobes?”

VIDEO: Your burning questions answered…

We went live on Facebook to answer your questions about how to live guilt free in London…

Get battered with some sustainable fish and chips

Warning: This post will make you salivate uncontrollably onto your keyboard/phone/whatever… So you might want to waterproof everything before scrolling any further. Guilt Free London are not responsible for any water damage incurred by this article.  We Londoners (and indeed Brits full stop) love love love fish and chips. It’s a classic combo which never fails…

All the gear but no idea: eco-friendly tech solutions

Some quick ideas for you tech-savvy eco warriors out there (yeah, Peter from IT, I see you…)

Your guilt free map of London

Are you stuck on what to do this weekend in London and in need of some inspiration? Well we have you covered, whether that be looking for something chic to wear to that Saturday night on the tiles or something to ease those Sunday brunch cravings, use our Guilt Free map of London to guide you…

5 things you’ll understand if you’re living the Guilt Free Life

We all know that it can be a huge struggle to ensure that your lifestyle is ethical without being daylight-robbery-expensive, ESPECIALLY in London. So here we have a list of those situations that will make you eye-roll with familiarity…. you’re welcome Being given salad leaves when ordering in one of those ‘hip’, ‘new’ vegan restaurants…

Cruelty free toiletries and beauty products for clean cheeks and clear consciences

One of our lovely followers, Ellie, has messaged us with some of her favourite cruelty-free products. Londoner Ellie has really done her research when it comes to making ethical purchases. She’s totally against buying products from any companies which test on animals. (Right on sister!) So without further ado, here are her top picks: Solait Bronzing Foam…

Go green this St Patrick’s Day

Ethical, green St Patrick’s Day

Second-hand shopping: embracing someone’s sloppy seconds and shunning fast fashion

It’s time to shake off any germaphobe heebie-jeebies you might have about buying other (possibly dead) peoples’ garmz/furniture/bric-a-brac, head to one of these second-hand havens and cash them ousside, HOW BOW DAH…

Temple of Seitan: Vegan chicken that’s finger lickin’ good

Heading to the local chicken shop isn’t always a guilt free venture… It’s all tasty, we can’t deny that – but where exactly does it come from? (Actually… Maybe it’s best not to think about that…) Well fans of all things deep fried, despair no more! Temple of Seitan is here to sort you out….

Review: Birdsong

Do you want to be ethical whilst staying comfy in bed finding Dorito remnants in unspeakable places?* Then Birdsong is just for you! They’re an emerging London-based fashion brand who find the best clothes makers from women’s groups and bring them to you, with a promise of no sweatshops and no Photoshop. Not only will you look…

Pop Farm in central London

Pop Farm is an urban farm, growing decorative plants and fresh herbs, vegetables and other ingredients for use by local people, food businesses and Pop Brixton’s community of caterers. PF wanted to make gardening more accessible to local people, educating, informing and sharing food growing knowledge in the community. And the real clincher… it’s FREE!! We…

Brixton: The People’s Fridge

London’s first community fridge: a public fridge where you can give food and you can take it away if you need it.  People and businesses can donate spare food to this fridge in the centre of Brixton.  Others can then go to the fridge to pick up what they want. Piloted in Spain, Germany and beyond, the…