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Handbags that help: Cambridge Satchel Co’s new line will help save endangered animals

Handbags that help: Cambridge Satchel Co’s new line will help save endangered animals

British accessories brand the Cambridge Satchel Company has recently launched a new ollection which will raise money and awareness for internationally renowned conservation charity, The Aspinall Foundation.

Whilst this isn’t normally the type of content I share here on HungryCityHippy (fashion blogger I definitely am not), one of my best friends happens to be head of corporate partnerships for The Aspinall Foundation and helped make this magic happen, so I just had to share it.

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You can find salad grown in Bute Park on the menu at some of Cardiff’s top restaurants

You can find salad grown in Bute Park on the menu at some of Cardiff’s top restaurants

Salad leaves grown in Cardiff’s Bute Park are now available at some of the city’s top independent restaurants. The Cardiff Salad Garden, which has been running for just over a year, also provides volunteering opportunities for the city’s asylum seeker population.

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Introducing Ripple: Cardiff’s first zero-waste lifestyle shop

Introducing Ripple: Cardiff’s first zero-waste lifestyle shop

My Twitter feed lit up with exclamations of excitement and congratulations when Cardiff-born freelance journalist Sophie Rae announced that she would be opening Cardiff’s first zero waste shop, aptly named ‘Ripple’. And now that it’s open, you can shop there yourself.

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Dusty Knuckle’s new pizza boxes help customers cut single use packaging

Dusty Knuckle’s new pizza boxes help customers cut single use packaging

By encouraging customers to purchase boxes that can be reused and infinitely recycled, it is hoped that the initiative will help cut down on the number of grease-stained pizza boxes that are mistakenly put into recycling bags every year.

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