It's amazing to think that since we launched 10:10 last September, more than 92,000 people in 148 countries have signed up to the campaign and agreed to cut their carbon. One of the reasons word has spread so quickly is Twitter, which has been invaluable in helping people share their carbon-cutting tips. So when, a few months back, our webteam added a clever Twitter feed to the 10:10 website sharing the most recent #1010 Tweets, it seemed like a pretty good idea.

Here at 10:10, we're all about getting our positive message out to as many people as possible, across all sections of society. So we're delighted to announce that The National Magazine Company has become a media partner of 10:10.

A few months back we announced how we'd been working with club DJ and dance music maestro Tom Middleton on an exciting new project: 10:10's very own club anthem.

It's been a funny kind of weekend - a mixed bag of glorious sunshine, World Cup defeat, and for those lucky enough to go, festival fun. And while we're usually a pretty cheery bunch here at 10:10, it has to be said that a few of us were feeling a little sluggish on the way into work this morning.

Here at 10:10 HQ, there's hardly a  day that goes by without something unusual, exciting or inspiring happening. But after a meeting with our friends at the Ambassador Theatre Group last week, where we discussed all the fab things they're doing to cut their 10% across their 40 UK theatres, we were shown something that ticked all three of these boxes.

There was a time when spending a large amount of time underground and caring passionately about the environment was the preserve of Wimbledon-based subterranean litter pickers the Wombles.

When the lovely folks at Ocado offered us the chance to give away free groceries for the rest of 2010 as part of shopping month, we knew we'd get a massive response. However, even we were bowled over by the sheer volume of you who responded to our shopping month survey in the hope of scooping the big prize.