I have something lurking behind my shed, and it’s getting bigger and bigger. I don’t know how to control it and I don’t know how to get rid of it. And I know I’m not alone. I’m talking about my plastic flowerpot mountain. (more about plastic plant pots...)

How often do you buy food based on where it comes from? Many of us take a cursory glance at the label before adding it to the trolley, but it could all be in vain if recent research is anything to go by. (more about local food labels...)

Following the introduction of Feed-in Tariffs, many companies are now offering free solar panels if you rent them your roof. It's one way to avoid stumping up thousands of pounds for solar panels, but is there a catch? (more about solar panel schemes...)

When and why did we start trying to second guess new products months before launch? The never-ending circle of hype centred on Apple only offers fuel for journalists to keep the flames of consumer interest burning. (more about iPad 2 hype...)

Recycling old energy-saving light bulbs isn’t just the ‘green’ thing to do; it’s the safest option, too. But is this message getting across – or are energy-saving light bulbs still ending up in the bin? (more about recycling light bulbs...)

Working out how much interest you’re being charged on your credit card isn't as easy as it might appear. So why have recent changes missed the opportunity to sort out the mess and make things good? (more about APR rates...)

What a week of colossal activity on Which? Conversation. We've enjoyed an influx of over 450 comments in the past seven days, with organic veg, rip-off surcharges and British Gas profits all getting a look in. (this week's top ten...)

Environmentalists seem to be forging ahead in the peat war, with groups calling for a levy to be paid on all peat products. The question is, are you happy to be a peat-free gardener, or will you pay for the privilege of peat? (more about peat-free compost...)

BMW revealed earlier this week that it is to set up a new sub-brand specifically for electric and hybrid cars. But are these new awkward eco names really necessary? (more about green names...)

The blind leading the blind is probably not the most appropriate metaphor to use when talking about driving lessons. But let’s face it, you’d want to taught by a qualified instructor not a trainee, right? (more about trainee instructors...)

A welcome change in the law this week gives us more protection against rogue companies who use dubious means to coax us into buying a holiday club or trial membership to a timeshare. But will it make them stop? (more about new timeshare laws...)

Do you really need to update your sat nav map as regularly as manufacturers would like you to? They often come with a hefty price tag, but do Britain's roads change enough to make the spend worthwhile? (more about sat nav updates...)