Tractors roll through Warwickshire village in memory of young farmer Len Eadon
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Tractors have rolled through Napton to ‘shine a light’ on mental health issues as part of a nationwide drive in memory of a young farmer from the village.
Len’s Light was launched by the parents of Len Eadon, 22, who, took his own life in 2022.
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Hide AdOver the past few weeks, the convoy of tractors have been driving the length of Britain - with the Len’s Light beacon attached to the lead vehicle – from John O’Groats to Land’s End.
A large crowd of villagers came out in support of the convoy on Friday (July 7).
On Thursday (July 6) Kenilworth and Southam MP Jeremy Wright welcomed the tractor, driven by farming Minister Mark Spencer, at The Palace of Westminster.
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