Sun shines on Eco-house open days
Clacton Eco-house EcoDIY attracted more than 80 visitors on
a sunny Sunday and bank holiday Monday.
Visitors came from as far as and includes included Green party MEP
candidate Rupert Read.
Rupert met the leader of the Clacton Food bank which feeds
up to 80 people each Monday from food which they collect from supermarkets and
other shops. Rupert Read is campaigning
for more food self-reliance in the UK and praised the movement towards growing
more vegetables in gardens and allotments as happens at EcoDIY in Clacton
Attached picture is Rupert Read meeting people at EcoDIY
Left to right David Egar, Rupert Read, Peter French
(Foodcycle volunteer)
