Daily Archives: 19th January 2012

In 1644, the battle for Nantwich draws near as Parliament's forces approach the town. Read on:

On 21st January 1644, Lord Thomas Fairfax set out from Manchester to relieve Nantwich in the teeth of a bitter winter. He was accompanied by Sir William Brereton and a force of 1,800 cavalry, 500 dragoons and almost 3,000 infantry. It was rare for an army to march or fight in the winter months but…

This Saturday, we'll be competing for the title of 'Best Regiment'. Here's why:

Being part of the Earl of Manchester’s Regiment of Foote isn’t just about dressing up in period clothing, having a good fight and then enjoying a drink or two afterwards (though, let’s face it, those are pretty good reasons to try it!). As part of the regiment you get an incredible feeling of camaraderie, both…