EU may have banned old-fashioned bulbs
erry Nicolaou is a busy man. The proprietor of Orbit Electronics, a small electrical shop in West London, is too busy to speak to me when I first call. When I finally catch up with him, I ask him how trade is.
At the moment, it s pretty good. This morning, he welcomed in one of his more loyal customers. Her purchase?
She came in to buy 30 bulbs. Not the biggest sale of his life - just 18 - but this particular lady is a regular.
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