Gifting at kids parties can be stressful for both the guests and the hosts. Isabel shares her experience hosting a no-gifts birthday party.

Eleanor Tucker, author of Thanks for Sharing, give us six ideas for sharing what we have within our communities.

Following the collapse of the RedCycle programme in Australia, Kate Bowker shares her tips for reducing our consumption of soft plastics.

A quick search for party ideas on Instagram will throw up hundreds of images of balloon arches - big inflatable displays made of...

Tammy Ryan, writer behind the party ideas blog website ice cream and jelly, shares ideas for how to embrace reuse for birthday celebrations,

What’s the worst part about a wedding? Going to your search engine to look for ‘Wedding ____’ and realising that by typing ‘Wedding’ you...

Founder of online peer-to-peer tent rental platform Tentshare, Rebecca Heaps, shares this fab how-to guide.

Party kits are party of the new sharing economy, but what does that mean?

Melanie, founder of Moonmoon shares some easy ideas for storing food with less plastic.

Our list of eco-friendly gift wraps ideas for an even greener party!

Skye Bains, founder of The Gift Rebellion, shares some ideas on making an easy transition to pre-loved gifting.

Our guide to organising a street party and how to make it a little more eco-friendly

A review of reusable tableware options available covering suitability, eco-credentials and end-of-life options.

Getting out into the local community and meeting potential hirers is one of the best ways to promote your party kit. Whether it’s a parent and baby event, a summer fete or a zero waste market, having a stall is a great way for people to see what’s actually in a party kit and better understand the benefits of the concept. Tillie promoting Frome Eco Party Kit (UK) Here’s our guide to promoting your party kit at an event: Finding Events So you’d like to have a stall, but how do

Guest Post: Beth Roberts, co-founder of Little Kits share their approach to designing themed party kits

Kate has turned her passion for inspiring children to love our planet into an amazing online educational resource and notebook series.

New board game inspiring young anti-waste campaigners