300 buses featuring pro-vegan adverts to hit Manchester streets

There are already large digital screens at the Printworks and the Arndale, as well as 42 posters at Manchester Piccadilly, 200 bathroom ads, digital screens and billboards across the city, and 60 pavement impressions which will be jet washed onto the pavement.

So what exactly is Vegan Education Day?

Head down to Market Street this Saturday and you’ll be able to experience an immersive virtual reality as well as sampling vegan food.  You can take shelter in the Go Vegan World gazebo on Market Street and experience what life is like for the animals we use as food.

Love the @Go_Vegan_World posters, with so many plant milk alternatives it’s the perfect time to ditch dairy #bevegan#stopanimalcrueltypic.twitter.com/bxRXpo5N5s

— Clare Armstrong (@hooBOObunny) April 14, 2017

Go Vegan World volunteers will also be on hand to provide information on how veganism is a fair and ethical way of living and to refer people to evidence based information on the impact of animal use on human health and the environment.

Go Vegan World director, Sandra Higgins, will be on hand to discuss the campaign and its aims and to show people how easy, cheap, convenient and enjoyable it is to live vegan.

Here are our favourite vegan restaurants in Manchester.