Lifestyle

It’s a complete mystery what food you’ll be leaving with when you arrive at one of the 90 UK hubs run by The Bread and Butter Thing. What’s guaranteed, however,...

What will cities look like a decade from now? Utrecht offers clues as it takes green living to the next level Ducklings swim in convoy behind their mum along Catharijnesingel...

Dealing with the aftermath of a suicide is an incredibly challenging and sensitive task. Beyond the emotional toll it takes on loved ones, there's the practical matter of cleaning up...

Almost 15,000 UK women undergo a mastectomy every year, yet the underwear available to them is almost exclusively designed to conceal the loss of a breast. Now, a bra designed...

People all over the UK are coming together to save their local pubs. More than simply having somewhere to go for a drink, it’s about satisfying a thirst for community In...

Six ways to head towards a zero-waste home kitchen - Positive News - Positive News Douglas McMaster runs Silo, the world’s first zero-waste restaurant, which is in London. He’s passionate...

In January, a new cruise tax came into effect in Greenland following a campaign by residents and the country’s tourism sector “It’s a problem. For the whales, the hunters, the...

We asked readers how they celebrate Valentine’s Day. From spreading love at ATMs to staring in the mirror, this is what they said Romance is alive and well. Or at...

The UN sustainable development goals are badly needed. But progress is slow. Do we lack an inner capacity to make the necessary changes? Shifts on a personal level could be...

New research proves that personal accounts of how people have overcome mental health struggles are effective at helping others in similar experiences – and cost-effective too Lived experiences chronicling everything...