Trading every Tuesday and Wednesday, the weekly market – which has been touring the country since 2007 and now makes its way to London – encourages practical energy and money-saving, offering eco-friendly inventions and initiatives to help you along to way. Fresh food and eco-fashion is also available (you could be rocking a recycled tyre on your arm!), while there’s homegrown arts, crafts & home furnishings and unique wares from Thailand, Vietnam, Nepal, India, and South America. There’s also a chance to support Cambodian welfare projects with your purchase, so pop round the next time you’re in the city, as it’s a great opportunity to make a difference and maintain a greener peace of mind.

Here’s what you can expect from the market (as listed on the website):

• A commitment to sustainability within local communities
• Local and regional eco-friendly initiatives
• Healthy, informed eating through clearly traceable ingredients
• A buy local policy – we ask that our hot food stalls buy their ingredients locally
• Ethical trading policies both at home and abroad
• Focus on small business at home and among developing nations
• Eco-friendly practices
• Recycling
• Plastic bag free environment
• Product background information indicating value and validity
• Promotion of ‘traditional’ arts, crafts, clothing, jewellery, food and drink

For more info, visit www.marketsquaregroup.co.uk

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