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Summer Cycling Time Trial event is organised by Eat Plants Not Pigs Cycle Club. The aim is to build a community of vegans who want to use their passion for being physically fit and active to help spread awareness of veganism into the wider sporting world. The event will include a hill climb event at Whaley Bridge in the Peak District followed by prizes, food and drinks, including vegan pizza supplied by One Planet Pizza.

Fifth annual vegan fair in Shrewsbury arranged by Shropshire Veggies and Vegans group. Over 50 stalls including hot and cold food, cakes, sweets, chocolate, clothing, assessories, jewellery, cosmetics, books and charity stalls.

Free entry with a goody bag of samples and money off vouchers for the first 100 people through the door.

Free kids activities, treatment area and talks and presentations.

More details on Facebook page.

Ah, meal prep. It’s a topic that strikes dread into the heart of any new vegans as well as long-timers, but fear not, help is at hand!

In this month's Expert Series, RAC member, Dr Eva Giraud, discusses an academic workshop on Vegan Narratives at the University of Brighton which was attended by a number of academics, activists and practitioners with an interest in veganism.

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This year’s AGM will be at 1pm (with registration starting at 12.30pm) on Saturday 18th May at Resource for London, 356 Holloway Road, London N7 6PA.

If you didn’t take part in Veganuary this year, you may have decided to use the fresh start of January to give up something else, begin a new hobby or set yourself a fitness goal.

You’ve completed 31 days of a vegan diet and you’re ready to make the change permanent.

'Food in the Anthropocene: the EAT–Lancet Commission on healthy diets from sustainable food systems.' That's the full title of the widely covered 'Planetary Health Diet' report launched last month, with funding from The Wellcome Trust.

I completed my undergrad in History, focusing on Animal and Environmental History. This resulted in my dissertation on animal welfare in the 1870s, exploring human attitudes to animals, activists at the time and drawing upon (depressing) links to our current day situation. I am now studying for an MSc in Animal Welfare Science, Ethics and Law and aim to use my dissertation to explore veganism today, perhaps considering: peoples’ concept of ‘compassion’; farmers’ attitudes to activists; what prompted a change in newly converted vegans or analysing our present animal labelling system. I am currently narrowing down a topic, which will likely use unstructured interviews, although it may also draw on quantitative methods.

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