South Oxfordshire

Yeah, absolutely, absolutely.

So the Belonging Effect was incubated, and I say the word incubated because that's the word we use about organisations these days, at a school gate in South Oxfordshire between myself and my co-founder who was my boss at the time, Hannah Wilson.

Hannah has been an advocate and an ally for many years ever since I met her.

And it was really my identity that launched this.

I will mention one feature that geographically directly relates to the case.

The Gamekeeper's Cottage sits right on the site of Grimm's Ditch, which already sounds quite spooky, doesn't it? It's an earthwork, a ditch and a bank, that runs for five miles in South Oxfordshire.

It's been dated to late Iron Age or early Roman in places and probably acted as either a defensive barrier or a demarcation of land.

But the name is intriguing and its origins are shrouded in mystery.

[keyboard clacking] Okay, okay, here we go.

It's a piece of open farmland in South Oxfordshire.

No buildings?

No, nothing.