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Are there any shops in London where I can go in PERSON & buy a new recycling newspaper Log-Maker gadget thing?

I am looking to buy one of these new eco-friendly gadgets (they make logs/bricks that you can burn on your fireplace - from your old newspapers and junkmail!) You just put in old papers, and press down on the handles (or a button, depending on the type!) and a brick pops out. Apparently they burn for up to 2 hours. COOL! I have seen lots on websites, but I'd like to buy one in a store in PERSON in London, UK, as a gift tomorrow, if I can. Does anyone know if any of the green stores or eco-charities have started stocking them yet? I am quite deperate for one tomorrow, if I can - they are a brilliant innovation! Many, many thanks to all out there!

Public Comments

1. The log things are called briquettes. You should be able to buy one of these clever gadgets from most hardware stores. I know here in Southampton we have Robert Dyas shops which stock them.
2. Excuse me for being pedantic but,doesn't the sub-heading of Environment & Ecology preclude any thought of burning & therefore contributing to the co2 emissions.Surely you should be recycling paper so that less trees are cut down to make it.How can encouraging people to burn anything be eco-friendly?Just a thought!
3. Why would you BOTHER, to go, in PERSON? Just order one, from one of the numerous ads, in the papers! I realise, that, you will have to WAIT, to receive it, but, - if you are a serious ecologist, - you have to realise, that, going to a shop, for one of these marvellous innovations, will, - probably, - mean a journey, by CAR, - which will, actually, ADD to global warming! Whichever way, you LOOK at it, my friend, - to GET one, means that, - FIRST, - you have to ADD to the PROBLEM, that you're TRYING to PREVENT! But, I have to say, that I ADMIRE your efforts, to recycle!
4. How can burning stuff be eco-friendly?