Tuesday, 13 October 2009

Few from the Eco-Village in Brentford/Kew Bridge.

I had been meaning to go down to this for ages and finally got the chance the other week.

For those who don't know, the area of land (on the London Road, by Kew Bridge) has been left abandoned for a number of years and is 'owned' by the property developers St. Georges.

In June, activists moved in to the site and turned the place into a sustainable home for many (helping the housing crisis too - thousands are on the social housing waiting list in West London!). Tours are available daily and you can even submit a proposal to stay there for a week.

Welcome to the Eco-Village:



The view from inside. The tents are all made using previously dumped materials:



They try to grow as much food as possible. Other than a few necessities, the rest comes from the local Somerfield. The Kitchen:



Fuck your B&Q bathrooms:



Plastic bottle flower:



ATG already know:

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