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It's a community-based scheme that originated from a group of motivated Transition Exeter individuals who wanted an ethical, community-focused food hub. It was funded by selling community shares. There'll even be a community meeting space.
I can't wait to visit - I might even try to get there for the opening day on Wednesday when there's bound to be a bit of a buzz. Congratulations to them for getting this off the ground!
It's in Paris St, near the Bus Station at the Princesshay end of town.
www.realfoodexter.co.uk
2 comments:
That sounds brilliant. So wish we'd had enough energy in our Transition group to do something interesting like this even if it was on a much smaller scale. Will have to visit next time I'm in Exeter in 5 years time ;-)
I know, it's so impressive that they managed to sustain their involvement and passion and actually create an enterprise like this - right in the heart of a city too.
Much respect to the Exeter Transition folk (and all the others who were inevitably involved too.)
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