twenty-two knights, captured at Mirebeau, together in this small space, where they were left to slowly perish and rot.

"I declared I would kill the first man who came near me, and that I would not be taken from the spot alive.”

…there was a secret tunnel through which the village children used to access the castle for free, but that it had long-since been bricked up

“Oh, you have to put The House That Moved On the map”. I was getting some local knowledge from a friend. “I really love that. And Parliament Street, of course, it’s the smallest street in Exeter”

The history of Chester is layered upon itself time and again. The Romans built walls, baths and amphitheatres, the Normans made a stronghold here, the Tudors built rambling, two-storey shops, the wool trade thrived and the Victorians found it fashionable to stroll the length of the city walls.