Could banking be a force for good?
Restoring public trust in banking is a huge task. But Triodos Bank’s Bevis Watts is no ordinary banker, and he thinks it’s possible. We ask him: could the financial sector benefit people and [...]
Fairphone 2 is user-repairable in bid to keep company’s ethical edge
With the rest of the mobile phone industry beginning to look into supply chain ethics, Fairphone has launched their second handset as the first fully modular smartphone to try and stay one step ahead
British shoppers becoming increasingly ethically-driven
New research shows that ethics are playing an important role as shopping becomes increasingly tech-focused
Pies and Principles: Cafe Cwtch (South Wales) and Nana (London)
Our latest selection of cafes and restaurants that put ethics on the menu. This time we visit one cafe that uses its profits to provide work placements for disadvantaged young people and another [...]
Good Business: Social innovators at Oxford Jam
Good Business is a column hosted by Anna Levy from HUB Islington, an incubation space for socially driven entrepreneurs. Each month she catches up with the people leading change
Fairtrade sales increase despite economic climate
The Fairtrade Foundation says increased public awareness of product supply chains means the demand for ethical goods is growing
Pies and Principles: El Piano (York) & LWS Cafe (London)
Want to spend your money at cafes and restaurants that give back to society? For our new food and drink column, our reporters check out venues that have morals on their menu. Up first are El [...]
EU bans import and sale of cosmetics tested on animals
Animal rights campaigners are celebrating the European Union's decision to ban the import and sale of cosmetics and toiletries tested on animals
