Heather Mills and Tim Barford at Edgbaston Cricket Ground
A crowd of around 3,000 people is expected to gather at Edgbaston Cricket Ground on Saturday April 25th as Vegfest Free arrives to the city, bringing what organisers describe as “the UK’s biggest free vegan event of the year” to Birmingham. Backed by food entrepreneur Heather Mills and sponsored by her new wellness food brand ‘No Bloat’, the one-day event will feature up to 150 plant-based stalls, more than 40 speakers and performers and a full outdoor programme of live music, comedy and spoken word.
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A crowd of around 3,000 people is expected to gather at Edgbaston Cricket Ground on Saturday April 25th as Vegfest Free arrives to the city, bringing what organisers describe as “the UK’s biggest free vegan event of the year” to Birmingham.
Backed by food entrepreneur Heather Mills and sponsored by her new wellness food brand ‘No Bloat’, the one-day event will feature up to 150 plant-based stalls, more than 40 speakers and performers and a full outdoor programme of live music, comedy and spoken word.
Heather Mills at Edgbaston Cricket Ground
Credit: Callum Ridgers
VegfestUK
A crowd of around 3,000 people is expected to gather at Edgbaston Cricket Ground on Saturday April 25th as Vegfest Free arrives to the city, bringing what organisers describe as “the UK’s biggest free vegan event of the year” to Birmingham.
Backed by food entrepreneur Heather Mills and sponsored by her new wellness food brand ‘No Bloat’, the one-day event will feature up to 150 plant-based stalls, more than 40 speakers and performers and a full outdoor programme of live music, comedy and spoken word.
Heather Mills at Edgbaston Cricket Ground
Credit: Callum Ridgers
VegfestUK
A crowd of around 3,000 people is expected to gather at Edgbaston Cricket Ground on Saturday April 25th as Vegfest Free arrives to the city, bringing what organisers describe as “the UK’s biggest free vegan event of the year” to Birmingham.
Backed by food entrepreneur Heather Mills and sponsored by her new wellness food brand ‘No Bloat’, the one-day event will feature up to 150 plant-based stalls, more than 40 speakers and performers and a full outdoor programme of live music, comedy and spoken word.
Heather Mills and Tim Barford at Edgbaston Cricket Ground
Credit: Callum Ridgers
VegfestUK
A crowd of around 3,000 people is expected to gather at Edgbaston Cricket Ground on Saturday April 25th as Vegfest Free arrives to the city, bringing what organisers describe as “the UK’s biggest free vegan event of the year” to Birmingham.
Backed by food entrepreneur Heather Mills and sponsored by her new wellness food brand ‘No Bloat’, the one-day event will feature up to 150 plant-based stalls, more than 40 speakers and performers and a full outdoor programme of live music, comedy and spoken word.
Heather Mills at Edgbaston Cricket Ground
Credit: Callum Ridgers
VegfestUK
A crowd of around 3,000 people is expected to gather at Edgbaston Cricket Ground on Saturday April 25th as Vegfest Free arrives to the city, bringing what organisers describe as “the UK’s biggest free vegan event of the year” to Birmingham.
Backed by food entrepreneur Heather Mills and sponsored by her new wellness food brand ‘No Bloat’, the one-day event will feature up to 150 plant-based stalls, more than 40 speakers and performers and a full outdoor programme of live music, comedy and spoken word.
Heather Mills at Edgbaston Cricket Ground
Credit: Callum Ridgers
VegfestUK
A crowd of around 3,000 people is expected to gather at Edgbaston Cricket Ground on Saturday April 25th as Vegfest Free arrives to the city, bringing what organisers describe as “the UK’s biggest free vegan event of the year” to Birmingham.
Backed by food entrepreneur Heather Mills and sponsored by her new wellness food brand ‘No Bloat’, the one-day event will feature up to 150 plant-based stalls, more than 40 speakers and performers and a full outdoor programme of live music, comedy and spoken word.
Heather Mills and Tim Barford at Edgbaston Cricket Ground
Credit: Callum Ridgers
VegfestUK
A crowd of around 3,000 people is expected to gather at Edgbaston Cricket Ground on Saturday April 25th as Vegfest Free arrives to the city, bringing what organisers describe as “the UK’s biggest free vegan event of the year” to Birmingham.
Backed by food entrepreneur Heather Mills and sponsored by her new wellness food brand ‘No Bloat’, the one-day event will feature up to 150 plant-based stalls, more than 40 speakers and performers and a full outdoor programme of live music, comedy and spoken word.
Tim Barford at Edgbaston Cricket Ground
Credit: Callum Ridgers
VegfestUK
Vegfest Free's Tim Barford standing outside the famous Edgbaston crickets ground.
Credit: Callum Ridgers