10:10 is not just something you support. It’s something you do. We’re on the way to a cleaner, cleverer, low-carbon world, and everyone deserves a chance to help build it. 10:10 creates these chances, and brings people together to make the most of them. 10:10ers work together to:<ul> <li>Celebrate the good stuff that’s already happening, and help it spread; <li>Save energy at home, at work and in our local area; <li>Light up our best-loved places with crowdfunded clean energy; <li>Convince people in power to tackle the stuff we don’t control.</ul>

Shiply is the UK eco-friendly transport marketplace where you can list any items you want to send, ship or move within the UK. You will then receive competitive bids from couriers and transport companies looking to fill their empty load space and pass the savings onto you. Not only does this bag you a fantastic deal, but you’re also helping the environment by keeping those lorries already on our heavily congested roads, full to capacity. Founded in 2008, Shiply.com matches people needing to move goods with transport companies going there anyway. Over 25 per cent of lorries run completely empty of cargo and over 50 per cent run only part-full. By enabling consumers and businesses to make use of this spare capacity, Shiply.com dramatically cuts down on CO2 emissions, increases the profitability of transport companies and saves the consumer up to 75 per cent.

London-based carbon-balanced same day courier company with a zero emission electric and ultra-low emission fleet. Working in partnership with the World Land Trust. Nationwide coverage, cycles, motorcycles, small and large vans. Larger eco-friendly vehicles available. Fast collection and delivery, account facilities and paper billing.

Kathryn Davey is a sustainable design studio handcrafting naturally dyed luxurious Irish linen homeware and accessories.  All the products are made with the upmost attention to the environment, quality and craftsmanship. The linen is woven in Ireland, manufactured in Dublin and hand-dyed in Harolds Cross. The company believes in slowing down and producing small batches of sustainably dyed textiles made with care, consideration and integrity. The Kathryn Davey range can be found in select stores and boutiques worldwide, and is available online. Also runs workshops and small group events in Ireland and abroad.

Edward Bulmer’s Natural Paint range boasts a palette of 90 colours that are made from entirely natural ingredients, based on traditional historic colours. The shades are free from synthetic solvents with no dangerous volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which means no harmful emissions or environmental pollution. All our paints are made by Aglaia who have been producing natural paints for over 40 years. Each colour is available in natural matt emulsion, natural flat oil, natural oil eggshell and natural oil gloss. Our preparatory products work alongside our paint providing a compatible base. We offer a free brochure or you can see our colours in their true glory through purchasing a sample pot or a hand painted swatch. Edward Bulmer Ltd are passionate about the benefits of eco friendly products and are determined to unite beautiful design with environmental awareness. We want to have a neutral – or better still – a positive impact on people and the planet.

Paper Project architecture and design, formed in 2004, is an award winning architectural practice based in London. Our design portfolio includes a range of project types including bespoke private houses and affordable housing through to commercial and community projects. We believe in a sustainable approach to building and we are experienced in designing low energy buildings. We have a strong belief that architecture has a valuable role to play in tackling the changing needs of society and that architecture at all scales can provide a positive transformation in the way we live and use space. We practice a process of site specific investigation which questions our perception of accepted conventions in architecture. In developing physically and socially sustainable buildings, we take a holistic view of each project.

Situated amongst the vibrant scene of Broadway Market, 69b brings sustainable style to East London. Offering a diverse range of ethical and innovative designers, 69b proudly supports new talent, as well as more renowned labels.

The London Climate Change Partnership, LCCP, is the centre for expertise on climate change adaptation and resilience to extreme weather in London. We are driving forward awareness and action on climate change so that London is able to remain a great place to live, work, visit and do business. London is a world centre for finance, transport, politics and culture. The capital is a great city to do business and invest in because it has the vitality, skills, quality of life and infrastructure. However, many of the factors that attract and retain business and investment are vulnerable to our current and future climate. LCCP is comprised of public, private and community sector organisations that have a role to play in preparing London for extreme weather today and climate change in the future.

Seven miles from sleepy Sidmouth, at the foot of East Hill, are 17 acres of old apple farm. Among tipis, hens, farmhouse, gardens, play areas and a big communal courtyard with picnic tables are six cottages, which sleep between 2 and 10 (24 in total). Pure heaven for all the family. It’s pampering too, thanks to owner Jacqueline’s treatments: Indian head massages, Japanese facials and reflexology. Quarenden Cottage, the former apple store, is the largest in the row, beautifully cared for inside and out. You get sweeping oak floors and a huge leather sofa, fashionable florals and a wood-burning stove, atmospheric lighting and courtyard views. Bathrooms have fabulous fittings and delicious local soaps, the open-plan kitchen is a cook’s delight and the bedrooms fit under the eaves. The owners – keen greenies, foodies too – live in the farmhouse and Jacqueline makes marmalade, lemon curd, apple juice and fruit crumbles in season; there’s also meat from the farm next door. Choose from their great list of attractions: the Donkey Sanctuary, Crealy Adventure Park, the Jurassic Coast Hopper, or sign up to an onsite cookery or photography course.

Self-organising walking clubs every weekend in London & Southeast England, going about an hour by train from London into the green belt, walking to a pub and then a cream tea, and back to town by train again. Free but walkers must have a copy of the routes. Website has over 300 free walks with free OS maps to print and use.