DeviDoll loves to support a wide range of ethical businesses that we feel share our passion for great quality, world-class design and sound ethics to boot. So we were hotly anticipating the annual Observer Ethical Awards 2009, hosted last night in London, and feel proud to annouce the full list of winners here.
We know that you also love to support companies, individuals and organisations that strive to do good stuff for the environment and society, while providing services and products that don't compromise on style or quality. Amongst last night's winners we think you'll especially love veggie box scheme Riverford Organics and Warren Evans, which makes the most gorgeous ethical bedroom furniture and luxury beds - the perfect complement to our Wild Divine Rani Throw, made from vintage fabric, a steal at £80, reduced from £170.
The full list of winners at the annual celebration of ethical businesses is:
Best local retailer:
Warren Evans, the leading ethical bed and bedroom furniture business.
Ethical business award sponsored by Triodos Bank:
Winner: Riverford Organic Vegetables. Runner-up: Traidcraft & Pants to Poverty
Fashion and accessories sponsored by Marie Claire:
Winner: People Tree. Runner-up: Nudie Jeans & Pachacut
Best online retail initiative:
The Good Energy Shop
Jupiter Big Idea:
Winner: Naturepaint. Runner-up: Shiply.com & More th>n Green Wheels
Lifetime achievement award:
Sir David Attenborough
Politician of the year:
Caroline Lucas, leader of the Green Party
Campaigner of the year:
Peter Tatchell
Ethical garden:
Winner: Lower Shaw farm. Runner-up: PISC edible roof garden and alternative kitchen garden
Ecover ethical children's award:
Winner: Lomeshaye Marsh local nature reserve and Stockbridge junior rangers. Runner-up: The Stockbridge Junior Rangers, a group of young people 8-14 years old from the Stockbridge Village estate in Knowlsey, Liverpool, that look after their local environment. Runner-up: Queen Elizabeth 11 high school, Ronague, Isle of Man
Conservation award sponsored by National Grid:
Winner: Fighting to Save West Thurrock Marshes. Runner-up: Garden Africa & Make the Link with your Sink
Thursday, June 4, 2009
DEVIDOLL SUPPORTS THE OBSERVER ETHICAL AWARDS WINNERS 2009
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