Sustainability in art is a topic that’s growing in interest: there were 69% more searches for ‘sustainable art’ online in the UK in 2020 than in 2019, with art enthusiasts and home decor aficionados seeking to express themselves through prints, paintings, sculptures and more, made in a sustainable way. From collages made with organic materials … Continue reading Sustainable art for a range of budgets
Words by Andrew Groves, images by JustCantSettle Whilst the tourism industry has seen a significant drop in demand over the past year or so (I’m looking at you, COVID), there seems to be light at the end of the tunnel. As vaccine rollout programs gather momentum, it seems 2021 will finally see us jetting off … Continue reading Ecotourism: 5 Simple Tips For Sustainable Travel
Whether you're just on the lookout for a quick, balanced breakfast, or you're carefully monitoring your nutrient intake because of health and fitness goals, I'm going to go ahead and assume you've heard of and/or looked into protein powders and meal replacement mixes along the way. In this post, I'm going to go ahead and … Continue reading Review: Purition Plant Nutrition
There are tonnes of great independent restaurants, pubs and cafes in Norwich who are now offering food for delivery or collection during lockdown. If you've got a craving and you're not sure where to start looking, this post is for you. I've already covered places to get vegan cake deliveries in Norwich, but if you're … Continue reading Vegan-friendly independent takeaways in Norwich
Since the outbreak of Coronavirus, 84.9% of adults have reported that they’ve felt anxious as a result of the pandemic. More so now than ever, finding practical solutions to manage anxiety is crucial. Following the announcement of a second national lockdown, uncertainty about our health, finances and future is at an all-time high. But rather than resign … Continue reading Expert advice on how to manage anxiety during lockdown