UK Parliament live televised debate on vegan solutions to hunger, climate change and unhealthy diets.

Vegan Member of Parliament, Kerry McCarthy will speak on vegan solutions to global food security, healthy diet and cutting climate change on World Vegan Day 2011.
You can watch this World Vegan Day debate in the House of Commons of the UK Parliament live from 22:15 GMT on Tuesday 1 November 2011. The coverage is available on the Parliament Live TV Web site  & the BBC Parliament TV channel (Freeview Channel 81, satellite Channel 504 & on digital cable).

Stock-free farming gives MPs food for thought.

Meatout 2012 comes to the UK

The Vegan Society are co-ordinating the 2012 Meatout UK event. We're aiming to distribute hundreds of free vegan food samples to non-vegans across the UK on or around Tue 20 March 2012.

Having started in the USA nearly 30 years ago, Meatout is a successful grass-roots programme, now running in two dozen countries.

Healthy vegan diets can avoid all the risks of eating 'meat'

Healthy vegan diets can avoid all the risks of eating 'meat'. That's the message which Vegan Society speakers have been sharing with journalists and audiences today.

Please sponsor Elite vegan runner Fiona Oakes for the Marathon des Sables, and raise funds for The Vegan Society.

Message from The Vegan Society CEO, Jasmijn de Boo

Dear Vegan Society Supporter,

The Vegan Society's Vegan Pavilion at NOPE

The Vegan Society has organised a Vegan Pavilion featuring our trademarked companies at the Natural & Organic Products Europe (NOPE) trade show on 1-2 April at London’s Olympia.  Companies interested in taking the trademark are welcome to come along and chat informally about the advantages of taking our trademark.

Meat and the environment

Vegan Society CEO, Jasmijn de Boo, opens the Transition Network week on ‘Diet and the Environment’ with a blog post on the impact of ‘meat’ on the environment.

CEO Jasmijn explores the links between "Free From" and Freedom.

Run, vegan, run! A new blog post from The Vegan Society CEO.

Response to The Guardian's "Can cheap food be produced sustainably?"

“Can cheap food be produced sustainably?” (http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/blog/2012/jul/10/cheap-food-sustainable-farming-environment)