Rishi Sunak mansion projection mapped by Greenpeace

Activists from Greenpeace have projection mapped Rishi Sunak’s Georgian manor house with scenes of people struggling with fuel poverty.

The campaigners parked a van with projection equipment outside the Grade II-listed home near Northallerton, Yorkshire to show the trailer for a hard-hitting documentary.

The prime minister was at the G20 meeting of world leaders in Bali at the time and his wife and daughters were not believed to be in the house. Campaigners were able to play the nine-minute film twice without any response from anyone inside.

The film was made in partnership with the New Economics Foundation thinktank and tells the story of a community struggling to support themselves and each other through the cost of living crisis in food banks and community centres. It will also be shown at public screenings around the UK.

????BREAKING: Rishi Sunak is failing to keep people warm this winter, so we brought our message directly to his mansion in Yorkshire. pic.twitter.com/XB6pPr3HBp

— Greenpeace UK (@GreenpeaceUK) November 16, 2022