Meet our friends

These are a few of the people we like and speak to on a regular basis. They’d just love to hear from you too…

Natural Vitality is run by Carol Kenward, a tutor at the Natural Food School. Natural Vitality is a company committed to producing delicious and nutritious vegetarian and vegan food of the highest quality. www.natural-vitality.co.uk

Linscombe Farm is located near Crediton in Devon. They aim to provide the best possible seasonal produce to local people who care about what they eat and where it comes from. Linscombe Farm has been certified organic by the Soil Association for the last 10 years. www.linscombe.co.uk

The Soil Association is one of the UK's leading environmental charities. It promotes sustainable, organic farming and champions human health. www.soilassociation.org

The Nutritional Healing Foundation runs diploma courses in Nutritional Healing, a unique therapy which combines Nutritional Therapy with Naturopathy. Contact them for more information about this life-changing course and their free seminar programme. www.nutrihealfoundation.com

Slow Food is an international eco-gastronomic movement which promotes the enjoyment and protection of locally produced food products and regional cooking. www.slowfood.org.uk

Farmers' markets are venues for local farmers and people making food with local ingredients to sell their produce directly to local people. www.farmersmarket.co.uk

The Better Food Company in Bristol describes itself as an organic super market, with fruit and vegetables grown at their market garden 10 miles away. It also sells local cheeses, bread, milk and 2,500 grocery products. www.betterfood.co.uk

Martin Foster is a good friend of mine and a genuine good egg (organic, free-range). He and web designer Clive Dixon ( www.poached-egg-designs.co.uk) help local, green and wholesome businesses get their message out there – without compromising their principles. So if you like what you see and read on this site, get in touch for a chat. www.ethicalbusinessadvice.co.uk