Setting up a fridge
Medway Packaging Trial

A food and drink packaging trial with residents of Medway
Community Fridge Setup Fund

Hubbub with the support of Co-op is excited to launch a brand-new grant fund designed to kickstart community fridge projects across the UK.
Four middle-aged women stand around a table, laughing. They are all wearing green aprons and one of the women is holding a lemon peel.
Community Food Hubs Fund

Community fridges have grown into essential hubs for sharing and learning. From plant-power cooking workshops and community dinners, to grow-your-own gardens and libraries of things, there's no shortage of ways groups are bringing joy to their neighbourhoods.
A group of friends sitting on a bed in a bedroom. There are clothes surrounding them and they are holding up different items of clothing and showing them off.
Shop your wardrobe and rediscover your clothes

Loads of clothes but nothing to wear? Rediscover, restyle and rewear with #OffTheHanger
A diverse group of young adults wearing colourful clothes sit on a sofa, smiling at the camera. They hold a sign reading 'Just dropped from your wardrobe'
Off The Hanger: a fresh take on your wardrobe
A young woman sitting on top of her dresser holding a sign that says 'shop your wardrobe'. There are various items of clothing spilling out of the dresser.
Off The Hanger

A quarter (26%) of our outfits haven’t been worn in a year and we’re still buying more new clothes. It turns out on average we have 118 items of clothing in our wardrobes. But how many times have you tried styling them? And do you know how many clothes you’ve got to play with?
8 ways you can tackle ocean plastic

There’s still so much to discover in our oceans but we already know for sure that plastics shouldn’t be muddying the water. Here’s 8 things you can do right now to make sure our waterways stay plastic free.
5 clever laundry tips to care for your clothes and use less water

Did you know you can make your clothes last longer just by the way you wash them? Check out these top tips for caring for your clothes (and the environment).
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