Sussex Green Living (SGL) volunteer Joy Carter has won Terracycle’s global #keepOnRecycling contest for her “how-to” film that inspires householders to recycle specific single-use plastics during the lockdown.

the brand has partnered with Terracycle – the global leader in recycling hard-to-recycle materials – to ensure that its capsules are all 100 per cent recyclable. The scheme allows customers to return their empty capsules for free to avoid landfill.

Having a coffee machine in your kitchen has many perks: it's much cheaper to make a delicious latte at home rather than nipping into Costa (plus, they're not even open right now!), and a real espresso will always taste better than one made with instant granules. Saying that, we've all experienced that disappointing moment when we go to make ourselves a morning brew only to find we've run out of capsules. To prevent this, we'd recommend investing in a coffee subscription. Whether you're after fresh roasted whole beans for your top-of-the-range bean-to-cup machine, or ultra-convenient Nespresso pods, there are plenty of versatile plans to pick from; many offering rotating bags of top-grade coffee to try, so you don't get bored. Nowadays, pods are much more eco-friendly too, with plenty of options for recycling. All of the options we've listed can be cancelled at any time, so you're not tied down if you feel like switching things up. Many brands offer free delivery, discounted beans or other incentives for signing up, too. So, here's our round up of our favourite at-home coffee subscription services — so you can enjoy a proper cappuccino, even through lockdown.  

She’s the former Essex hairdresser whose infectious enthusiasm for cleaning and down-to-earth personality have made her an Instagram — and publishing — star. Mrs Hinch, real name Sophie Hinchliffe, started posting about her cleaning routines on social media after discovering that setting to with a mop and bucket or cloths and disinfectant helped to calm her anxiety. But people loved her tips — as well as her habit of giving her favourite tools and products their own nicknames — so much she now has 3.2 million Instagram followers, called ‘Hinchers’, and her books are huge best-sellers.