Joshua Becker, a big name in the Minimalist movement, outlines how to reduce unhealthy shopping habits and make room for the things that matter most.

Little Free Library is a not-for-profit company that builds communities, inspires readers, and expands book access for all through a global network of volunteer-led little libraries. Log onto their site to find a library near you or consider building or setting one up.

Look at the Good On You directory to find clothing companies with sustainable credentials.

Consider buying pre-owned and ex-display kitchen and bathroom cabinetry and appliances. You may be able to save 50% off a new room and, at the same, stop perfectly good fittings and cabinets from heading to landfill.

The homeware marketplace app, where a new generation of decor enthusiasts can buy and sell second hand furniture.

Why buy the things you'll only use a few times a month, when you can rent them for a fraction of the cost? Fat Llama have created a website for lenders and borrowers, so you can save money renting and reduce the waste you create by not buying things you don't really need.

Know your environmentally friendly labels and certifications so you are able to choose products which have a lower impact on the planet. This site has a comprehensive list of labels.

The world of pre-loved fashion has long moved out of charity shops. Vinted’s growing community of more than 34 million members is on a mission to make second-hand first choice.

Check out our Eat Sustainably section for ideas on how to buy food with a lower carbon footprint. 

Sharing the things we only use now and again cuts down on clutter, is more affordable, brings people together and is kinder on our planet. That's why 'Library of Things' is getting the nation borrowing.

Seven simple steps to shop for fashion more sustainably.

Look on the Buy Me Once website to find and buy products which have a life-time guarantee. To ensure everything is made to last, they examine the products, their manufacturing story, and develop meaningful relationships with the makers.

Take time to understand the ingredients in your products and their risk rating. EWG is an American site which has a comprehensive list of most ingredients found in cosmetics and household products and their risk ratings.