It’s heartbreaking to see dogs living with rough sleepers (although arguably some might say at times, they have a better life than dogs shut at home all day as most are loved deeply, with most homeless people spending their first benefits on dog food. Homeless people do qualify for benefits. Councils and shelters can download…
pets
take a lovely walk in the countryside
Jo Grundy If you like take countryside walks, always follow the Countryside Code. This mostly uses common sense to keep yourself and dogs safe near wildlife and livestock (and keep them safe from dogs). In summary; Follow signs and keep to marked paths. Leave gates & property as you find them, do not block access….
how to (sustainably) rest in peace
DolceLoca Death – ugh, what an icky subject. Or is it? Critics say from eastern Buddhist cultures would say that the western habit of not facing death (and often shoving old people into homes so they can’t be seen) is very unhealthy. Some Buddhist monks go out at 3am each morning to look at dead…
planning for the end of our lives
Our Last Best Act is for anyone who wishes to leave a legacy (beyond a transfer of money and property) to ensure a sustainable earth for loved ones, communities and generations to come. With the sudden death of both her parents, the author found herself in this position. Utterly unprepared both emotionally or practically, she…
how to make places more accessible
image Although we love indie shops, obviously sometimes the ancient buildings means they are not accessible for people who can’t manage steps or use wheelchairs. Just inventive and offer home delivery (often walkable) to local residents, who often can’t get to out-of-town supermarkets. The big supermarkets often boast of offering 2-hour free parking to support…