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Veganuary has a simple aim; to encourage as many people as possible to adopt a plant-based diet for the entirety of January. This campaign has grown hugely since its official inception in 2014, with more than 580,000 people taking part last year. Whether it’s for health-related, ethical, or environmental reasons, more and more people are trying veganism, including major businesses. In this edition of the PLMR Podcast, five members of the company discuss the growth of veganism, what it means for businesses, and their own experiences of giving Veganuary a try.

In this episode, Isabella Perales and Laura Coryton talk to Religious Education Teacher, Sian Green, about Relationship and Sex Education.

In this episode, PLMR's Niamh Mercer, Nathan Hollow and Laura Coryton discuss their experiences of Plastic Free July and top tips for cutting out single use plastic.

In this episode, PLMR's Luke Walpole and Isabella Perales were joined by David Gallagher, CEO of NCFE, and Dr Neil Bentley Gockmann OBE, CEO of WorldSkills UK, for a discussion about the role of Skills in the Government’s current agenda for World Youth Skills Day.

We discussed some of the key political drivers behind skills, the broader economic argument for a skills agenda, progress of the Skills Bill which is currently going through Parliament and the crucial importance of excellence in skills.

In this episode, PLMR's Niamh Mercer is joined by Executive Coach Pauline Hughes to discuss mental wellbeing at work as part of #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek.

Pauline specialises in working with organisations that value agile, adaptable people who are able to thrive in today’s complex and uncertain business environment and is International Coach Federation (ICF) accredited. Pauline’s coaching approach is grounded in psychology and neuroscience.

In this month's podcast, Patrick Cousens and Jade Pallister from PLMR's Energy and Sustainability Practice discuss the future of environmental policy and what we can expect from COP26.