A British inventor has come up with a giant vending machine to help rural communities that have lost their local stores.
Called the "Speedy shop", the automated store was recently installed in the car park of Clifton village, in the English county of Derbyshire. This town lost its last local store 14 years ago. The machine sells over 80 food and household products including eggs, milk, shampoo, washing powder and of course tea. It was designed by a local electrical engineer who spent three years on its design. And it has proven hugely popular.