27 January 1847
The roots of the Vegetarian Society.
18 October 1904
The Vegetarian Society conference 1904: vegetarianism means the adoption of a simplicity in living, and town life as now organised is a huge, miserable error.
23 July 1908
Emil Voigt, vegetarian Guardian writer triumphs in the five-mile race at the 1908 Olympics.
16 November 1923
George Bernard Shaw on vegetarians: not all rice and pudding and cabbages.
16 October 1930
The options open to a vegetarian household.
13 March 1968
Stubbing out in the health food restaurant - feeling healthy and virtuous after a vitamin bursting meal, a Guardian correspondent gives up smoking - for a day.
25 February 1976
‘Meatless life in 2000’: it is forecast that by the new millennium Britain will be a predominantly vegetarian society.
18 December 2001
Cranks for the memory: the popularity of vegetarianism spells the end of 40 years of the distinctive restaurant chain.
21 September 2014
Sir Paul McCartney raps for Meat Free Monday campaign.
30 March 2015
Food for Thought: the last vegetarian gasp of alternative Covent Garden.
18 May 2016
Fit, macho, sexy: the reinvention of vegans.
12 November 2018
‘Bleeding’ vegan burger arrives on UK supermarket shelves.
