Country Homes & Interiors

“We started an eco supermarket in the village hall”

when Gaynor and I were chatting over coffee. We talked about a morning spent doing the rounds of independent shops in the area, buying plastic-free, organic and locally made items. All those miles clocking up, while trying to be more sustainable. If only these wonderful sellers could be brought under

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