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Fine selection of stalls with 100% vegan food, products and animal charities. Free kids corner provided. More details about available stalls can be found on a Facebook page.

The gallery upsters Newport Market
High Street NP20 1DD

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In a community rife with scepticism, Bill McCarthy is out to prove that vegans have a competitive edge in powerlifting.

In the centre, a tree nestled in a glass bowl with broken edges and foliage all around.

A report published in the journal Ecology and Society explores the role of agriculture in destabilising the Earth system at the planetary scale.

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The word "Compassion" in large letter across the centre with text receding in the background.

Researchers have designed the Moral Expansiveness Scale (MES), which examines judgements about a large number of human and non-human animals, as well as the environment. What does this mean for animal advocacy and veganism?

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The most comprehensive analysis to date of the damage animal agriculture does to the planet.

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George Monbiot, Kerry McCarthy MP, Dale Vince and Jonathan Bartley challenge other environmentalists to go vegan this World Environment Day (5 June).

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In this blog we're introducing you to Ann Lloyd, another treasured member of our volunteer team. Here's Ann's story.

Supporter Services Coordinator, Seona Deuchar, reflects on her time working with volunteers at the vegan society.

In 2018 we commissioned a year-long research study to Edge Hill University to explore the pathways and barriers to veganism. The results, received in 2019, will help shape our future work.