Influenced by a social crediter father, and growing up in the heyday of Social Credit in the 70s, Peter Adcock-White came to see the dysfunctionality of our money system when it primarily takes the form of debt. He is married to Liz, has two children, and works as a self-employed biodynamic organic grower and winemaker in Canterbury. He considers “new economics” such as monetary reform, creating local, complementary currencies and credit-clearing exchanges to be no less important than protection of the environment.