• Stand UP Super Vegan Super Heroes

  Step up and step forward caped crusaders and masked eco-warriors. It's time to stand up and be counted and show yourself in your tight fitting clothes and most questionable underpants.

  During National Vegetarian Week 2008 we are searching for super vegan super heroes that can carry our message up, up and away to infinity and beyond.

  Send ups your poses, and pictures

• Lush adopt Super Vegan?

  Who is that man?

• Paul McCartney ITV News at 10
  Sir Paul McCartney appeared on ITV's ITN News at Ten to warn about global devastation if people didn't heed the advice in The United Nation's Report Livestock's Long Shadow. Just the latest in a comparative media frenzy over the subject of Vegan diets during the first few weeks of January and 2008. Vote for your Favourite Super Vegan Things and supervegan vegan people Now 2008 Vegan Awards and find out more about Veganism and the Environment at The Bristol Vegan Fayre
• Nominate the Unsung Heroes of Veganism!

  Let's celebrate those we rarely hear about who are doing great stuff for veganism in their community. Redwood Foods and ActiVeg.org have teamed up to give an annual Unsung Vegan Heroes Prize.

• Super Vegetarian Lush go Supervegan for World Vegan Day

  Superveggie Lush Cosmetics Go Supervegan for World Vegan Day 1st November after supervegan challenge by Viva! vegetarian international voice for animals.

News from ActiVeg

• Anthony Maynard Sportive ride report: friendly, fun and a feast for foodies

  Road CC reviews the Anthony Maynard Sportive which is held in memory of death of the young vegan cyclist.

  Check out this story on www.activeg.org.

• Vega composer Graham Reynolds: What’s in Your Fridge Friday?

  Graham, who has been a vegan for 20 years, showed off the contents of his fridge.

  Check out this story on www.activeg.org.

• Are you OK, kids – or would you rather eat sausages?

  Mary McCartney has raised her own three children without fish or meat – but it's a lot easier for her now than it was for her parents in the 1970s

  Check out this story on www.activeg.org.

• Paul McCartney: 'One of the most effective things any individual can do to help the environment is to eat less meat' Photo: Martin Heigen

  Paul, Mary and Stella McCartney on how a vegetarian diet can benefit your health, wealth and the environment

  Check out this story on www.activeg.org.

• Wine for vegetarians and vegan Photo: bricolage108

  Be careful what you buy, says the Observer's wine writer – and try his six recommended bottles

  Check out this story on www.activeg.org.

• Interview: Benjamin Zephaniah

  The vegan poet reveals his passion for chocolate cake and butter bean stew

  Check out this story on www.activeg.org.

• Stella McCartney Launches Tank And T-Shirt To Support Meat Free Monday

  Eco-friendly fashion designer Stella McCartney, who was recently named creative director for the British Olympic Team, has designed a new t-shirt and tank top designed to raise awareness of the Meat Free Monday campaign.

  Check out this story on www.activeg.org.

• US: Child Nutrition Bill Clears House Committee

  Food Safety Provisions Remain in Bill, Lawmakers Add Pilots to Increase Organic, Vegetarian Food in Schools

  Check out this story on www.activeg.org.

• Mike Tyson A Totally Committed Vegan, Won’t “Cheat” For Favorite Foods

  Earlier this year, Ecorazzi reported that Mike Tyson had gone vegan; 8 months later, we’re proud to say he’s still going strong.

  Check out this story on www.activeg.org.

• Pamela Anderson`s vegetarian promotion denied in Montreal

  Pamela Anderson, who is visiting Montreal to perform at the “Just for Laughs” comedy festival, was denied to launch her pro vegetarian campaign.

  Check out this story on www.activeg.org.

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