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Circular Economy Week 2026 runs from 12 to 18 October, highlighting how reuse, repair and recycling can reduce waste. But what does the circular economy mean for clothing, and can it make clothes more affordable? The principle is straightforward: rather than producing, using and discarding goods, we design them to last, repair them when possible and reuse or recycle materials. For clothing, this means extending the life of garments, reducing textile waste and relying less on

The Growing Concerns of Fast Fashion Fast fashion refers to the rapid and mass production of trendy clothing. This process often leads to...

Following a recent report from the BBC that asylum seekers are being placed in unworthy homes by the home office it is time to look at...

As Black Friday and Cyber Monday approach, infusing panic across the retail and online space maybe this year is time for change. Not just...

Substance misuse within the homeless community is a huge and prevalent problem. Whether it be misuse of alcohol or drugs, both have...

As Covid restrictions become more and more relaxed and as we soak up the last few days of hot weather many are enjoying themselves at...

Whilst the fishing industry has a negative environmental impact, its contribution is overshadowed by the shocking effects of fashion.