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Monday 24 March 2014

Is the future of the village shop a giant vending machine?

In some rural areas you can be a long way from your local store so one inventor has tried to solve that problem, with a giant vending machine.

This seems to be a bright idea!

It has everyday items like eggs, baked beans and loo roll.

The first one has just been put in a car park near Ashbourne in Derbyshire and there are already plans to place them in other villages in the area.

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Monday 24 March 2014

Is the future of the village shop a giant vending machine?

In some rural areas you can be a long way from your local store so one inventor has tried to solve that problem, with a giant vending machine.

7 comments :