Poynton

Maxwell hard on the edge under Maxwell forest and yet out of the forest 24 miles northwest from Chester toward Derbyshire Congleton upon Dane a 20 miles from Chester plain east out of Chester and six miles out of Northwich Knutsford market 18 miles by Northeast It hath but a chapel the parish church is at Asbury a mile off and Stoppered upon Mersey a six miles from Manchester the parish church is in the town Mr..

Wearing is called their baron of stop odd for one of the wearings of Chester She married one stop odd baron of stop odd daughter and here about Henry the fourth days the ancient a house longing to wearings was pointing where he lieth now the stoppered manor place is decayed and At Poynton is a park.

Poynton is in the middle way betwixt Stoppard and Maxwell Town, four miles from each.

It is in Presbury Parish, in the which parish be diverse places of ancient gentlemen.

Castles in Chestershire.

Mr. Waring is called there Baron of Stoppard, for one of the Warings of Chester married one Stoppard Baron of Stoppard daughter and hereabout Henry IV days.

The ancient house longing to Warings was Poynton, where he lieth now, for Stoppard manor place is decayed.

At Poynton is a park.

Poynton is in the middle way betwixt Stoppard and Maxwell Town, four miles from each.

It is in Prestbury parish, in the which parish be diverse places of ancient gentlemen.

Castles in Chestershire.

But the real reason roundabouts are not ubiquitous nowadays is because of the biggest fallacy in road design, that drivers need rules.

Poynton, just outside of Manchester, UK, used to have a typical, rather dreary intersection, and nobody really liked it.

Cars would back up for miles.

Pedestrians had to wait forever for the light to change, and it essentially split the town apart.

But after the change, the cars were able to flow freely, albeit at a slow pace, instead of waiting for the lights to change.

Pedestrian incidents went down, collisions went down, traffic flowed faster, and the city center finally had some character.

So all around the world, cities are replicating what Poynton did.

They're removing curbs-

But I just think, I don't think this match is gonna tell us all that much about Whalley Range in it, on its own.

I mean, you know, Wha- uh, Whalley Range have, have drew 1-1 with Poynton, who are 11th, and they also lost against St Helens, who are at the bottom half of the table recently, but look where they are still.

So, uh, I think I go back to my point about, um, it being a really long season and, you know, a draw or a loss against, um, Parklands at the weekend wouldn't be the be all and end all, I don't think.

I've got half an eye on Goldbourne.

I always back Whalley Range every week, I just...

I don't know, just feel like Parklands this week.

Game two, St. Mike's versus Poynton.

Liam.