Why St George’s Church will host BEC panels

by Will Cottrell, Chairman, Brighton Energy Coop | Oct 18, 2011 | Blog | 0 comments

Father Andrew, Vicar of Kemptown and Rural Dean of Brighton talks about why St George’s Church in Kemptown has agreed to host Brighton Energy Co-op panels.

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