Bedworth

He said the market's atmosphere, variety of stalls and sense of community made it the perfect location.

Among the young participants is six-year-old Oscar from Bedworth.

His mother, Hannah, said she applied after spotting an advert on social media.

Oscar loves his food and he's very chatty, so when they met him he made a good impression.

I love it.

And I know it says, ask Bedworth people who want a deal.

No, no, what's the deal here? What's the deal? What's the cut here? Well, I mean, how can we make this work? Well, see, Jesus says, well, look, it all belongs to me.

I'll keep 90% and you keep 10%.

It was placed there right around July 12th, okay? Okay.

Robert had made a delivery to Bedworth on that very day, on that date.

The absence of clothing again suggested there was a sexual motive.

Yucky.

This is where AI and blockchain are like near perfect use cases for being used in applications where human corruption or human corruptibility becomes a problem, which is basically in governance.

So, for example, in my local council, My local council from the Neaton, Bedworth and Bulkington burns through tens of millions from the from the mainstream government and from the taxpayer with no measurable real indicators of there being any value for money.

Now, a lot of this, after having my own experiences of working with the council, is down to blatant mismanagement.

Mismanagement of time, resources, and people.

it's not a fun game either is it no so I walked back to the dressing room with him then all of a sudden all of a sudden he was like it's gone back in it just popped so he came back out to the dugout and he was like he asked the gaffer if he could go and we was like yeah go go and get it checked out because you don't know if it's like trapped in a nerve or anything you've got to do the right thing you've got to be you've got to be safe and sorry it's the same as everything but at the moment we've got six players out with injury more or less and it's one of them things we could have other seasons where we don't get any players out with injury but unfortunately it's just been the start of the season and we're going on a run where we've got players out and everything and we hope they all come back soon and stuff but we've got the lads that have slotted in and obviously we've got the results today

Just going back to the situation with Callum before he joined us he had quite a lengthy time off with a shoulder injury at Bedworth So he's had historical issues with his shoulder and he did have quite a long period of time out without injury before he came to us.

So as soon as it happened, I was sitting there with his dad and he said he'll be out for a few weeks now because it's not the first time it's happened, you know.

it's a big loss though isn't it yeah you know the quality of the left back that he is yeah it is a

faith this morning and say, by 12 o'clock

tomorrow, the whole of Bedworth will be saved.

Because probably your level of faith

isn't quite there yet.

No, you didn't, no.

So my dad, Barry, you know, rest his soul you know he brought me into cricket he was a big cricketer back in the day I think he sort of he never told anyone how good he was but when you speak to everyone else he sort of said how good he was they said how good he was if that makes sense sort of but he got me into cricket and took me up to Bedworth I think he was mates with sort of Dennis Oakes and stuff like that so he took me there and you know I was at Bedworth probably from the age of sort of seven through to about eleven

I'd

say they were a really strong team They were a strong team and me, shall we say.

And he was like, I went into bat and they were like, don't slow it down.

He knows what he's doing.

He played for Bedworth, obviously thinking that I could play cricket.

I didn't see any balls for the entire net.