but mark marriott isn't one of them.r going in the field next to us, going all the way on the horizon and you can hear them banging more posts 50 metres in that direction. they should put it on existing buildings and car parks, by putting it on new buildings government wants to build we can respond to the housing crisis and the environmental crisis at the same time without destroying agriculture. the government says that even in the most ambitious scenario solar would still take up less than 1% of the uk agricultural land. while there are 32 panels in each of these boxes, overall, just under 70,000 panels are going to but mark marriott isn't one of them. we will be completely surrounded, you can see the solar going in the field next to us, going all the way on the horizon and you can hear them banging more posts 50 metres in that direction. they should put it on existing buildings and car parks, by putting it on new buildings government wants to build we can respond to the housing crisis and the environmental crisis at t

but mark marriott isn't one of them. solar going in the field next to us, going all the way on the horizon and you can hear them banging more posts 50 metres in that direction. they should put it on existing buildings and car parks, by putting it on new buildings government wants to build we can respond to the housing crisis and the environmental crisis at the same time without destroying agriculture. the government says that even in the most ambitious scenario solar would still take up less than i% of the uk agricultural land. while there are 32 panels in each of these boxes, overall, just under 70,000 panels are going to be installed as part of the scheme. this project was controversial, around 200 people objected to it. it's the area's latest solar development. this is not the first solar farm here, it is one of several and a beautiful rural area, and it's going to, by the end of this, there will be one acre of solar, we think, one acre of solar per house in pyeworthy, imagine living in a village like that. if you go

[applause] thanks also to that marriott marywashington staff to make ths possible it's a great deal thanks so much to susan, to aim it just a comment to mark and douglas nobel for making this event the success it has been. [applause] i also want to thank the students. it is a great satisfying moment for me too find so many students willing to help with events like this. i can feel confident the future is in good hands with the kind of students that we see and work with mary washington. thanks especially thanks especially to william thompson, chad, wilson, mark tina william goodman, sylvia, and ellie. thank you all. finally i want to thank the candidates for not only attending this form but for being willing to run for office in the first place as we are reminded throughout our conversation here today. it's not always sweetness and light when you run for office in politics is not always a warm crowd that greets you as you offer to serve the public. so, thanks to our two candidates. [laughter] [applause] [applause] return to final statements for each candidate will have two minutes and you are entitled to a plot after each one but please be