There is a David and Goliath struggle going on between a small picturesque town in regional Germany, and fast food giant, McDonalds.
The tiny town of Tubingen, near Stuttgart, has just 90,000 residents. It is a very environmentally conscious town, with more bikes than Copenhagen, and free buses at night and weekends.
This year, the local council brought in a new tax on takeaway food packaging. The town's only McDonalds responded with a lawsuit.
Reporter Louise Ternouth spoke to author and freelance writer, Srishti Chaudhary, who lives in Tubingen.
