Nantwich

Yeah, exactly.

Uh, she's from Nantwich, which is not far from the farm.

So, um, it's good to kinda come and represent the, the, the wife's side of the family and have a bit of a link there.

Obviously, West is here as well, so I'm, I'm essentially playing under my dad.

Market towns in Chester-shire.

Chester upon Dee, Nantwich upon Weaver, fourteen miles be west from Chester.

The parish church is appropriated to Cumbermere.

Some say that Acton is the mother church.

The manors of Baddington, Bromald, and Ousterson, came to Sir Robert Needham, that now liveth by his mother, one of three heirs of Sir John Braundley.

The second daughter was married to Gerald of Bryn in Lancaster-shire, and he hath Braundley, the head house, and Winnington, both in Staffordshire, and other lordships beside.

Harper of Rushall had the three, and with her the lordship of Cholmeston, two miles from Nantwich.

Braundley, the head house of Braundley the Knight in Staffordshire, in the great large parish of Eccles Hall, where the bishop of Chester Castle is.

Chester-upon-Dee.

Nantwich-upon-Weaver fourteen miles be west from Chester.

The parish church is impropriated to Cumbramere.

Some say that Acton is the mother church.

In 2012-13, Liverpool 1 was largely being finished and I didn't need to be in Liverpool, but I'd moved my whole family north.

So we were living, I had two young daughters, my wife, we were living about an hour away near Nantwich and I... moved back to London to work on a large project opposite Claridge's, which is actually on site at the moment, Milton Street, South Milton Street Triangle.

And I worked on that for two or three years and it was killing me, to be honest.

I found it very, very difficult.

So it'll be Pennine Investment Management, Pennine LIM, part of Glenbrook.

And that business started, well, it's a good story actually.

So when I moved north temporarily for Liverpool 1, I rented a farm on a country estate down by Nantwich.

And I ended up doing that as a stopgap.

And the letters all have hearts.

Do you remember our mate Pete from Nantwich, who plays in the Nantwich Town disability football game, and he asked us years ago... uh, league, and he asked us years ago to rai- Uh, 'cause they wanted help to raise some kids.

Do you wanna put those words into a sentence and start again?

Yeah, sorry.

"I was listening the other day to your chat with Mel C."

Yeah.

She was on, "And it was lovely to hear the nice words she had to say about our small town of Nantwich."

Right.

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And with that, we have very nearly reached the end of this edition, but there is just time to appoint a new man-bassador, and writing in via facebook.com slash ollyman, it's Manfan Marianne from Nantwich, Cheshire, who says, Olly, I live in this gorgeous little town in the countryside.

It's full of beautiful Tudor buildings and little independent shops and restaurants.

It's a fabulous place to live, and I would be happy to spread the word of man around my fellow Nantwich residents, known as Dappers.

Marianne, that task has now fallen to you.

With great power comes great responsibility.

I now pronounce you man-bassador for Nantwich.

Congratulations.

Hear hear

... to provide a basic and reliable postal service, and the people of Crewe and Nantwich are paying the price through missed appointments, through late fees, and in some cases, even county court judgments.

I have full confidence in this Prime Minister to deliver for our country.

Will he join me in calling upon Royal Mail's management to do the same, including by working with the Communication Workers Union and through the implementation of the recommendations of the Select Committee report published earlier this year?