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With 100 tonnes of clothing from the west discarded every day in Accra, ‘fast fashion’ brands must be forced to help pay for the choking textile waste they create, environmentalists sayA group of secondhand clothes dealers from Ghana have visited Bruss…
Horatio’s Garden is designed to be a restorative sanctuary for people with spinal injuriesA wheelchair-accessible garden for people with spinal injuries has won best in show at the Chelsea flower show this year.Horatio’s Garden is designed to be a sanc…
Smallest every display aims to provide ‘visual representation of the stark reality of inequality’Alongside displays of bright flowers and cutting-edge garden design, visitors at this year’s Chelsea flower show will find an exhibition featuring native w…
Choose Love garden uses materials found in refugee camps and plants that grow on migration routesA centrepiece garden at this year’s Chelsea flower show has been built with the help of a team of asylum seekers with a design that recreates Europe’s migr…
Change should result in fewer animals being abandoned and make it easier for owners to find accommodationRenters, pet owners and animal shelters have praised a long-awaited law that will allow tenants to keep pets in rented accommodation, after the gov…
Buzz around the trendy restaurant took a dark turn with domestic abuse claims, but the atmosphere remains buoyantOne of Los Angeles’s trendiest restaurants is entangled in a divorce case linked to a series of disturbing allegations.When Horses opened i…
Annual RHS show uses theme of accessibility in effort to broaden appeal of horticultureChelsea flower show has long been a staple of the society calendar, with celebrities and royals making an appearance among the peonies and roses.However, this year, …
Fiona Fey, of popular choir Mediaeval Baebes, says her livelihood was threatened by noise abatement orderMusicians are facing a postcode lottery of noise complaints, industry leaders have warned, after a member of the classical chart-topping choir Medi…
Titled Reframing Fashion, May’s magazine focuses on disability justice, accessibility and prideBritish Vogue has released a braille edition of the magazine for the first time in its 107-year history.The May issue of the publication has also been made a…
Skills may be lost for good due to ‘perfect storm’ of economic stresses, says heritage charityFrom building wooden boats and Cornish hedges to making marionettes and painting canal barges, many traditional British crafts are under threat because of a “…