In this episode of the Twich Podcast, Stacey Rutter is joined by Charlotte Thomasson, owner of EweMove Sales and Lettings in Nantwich.

Charlotte shares the inspiring story of how she built her award-winning estate agency from the ground up, combining her passion for people with a commitment to exceptional customer service. From her equestrian background to becoming a trusted name in the local property market, Charlotte discusses the challenges, opportunities and lessons she's learned along the way.

The conversation explores the importance of networking, building strong relationships within the community, and why preparing and marketing a property correctly can make all the difference. Charlotte also offers valuable insight into the realities of running a successful local business and the satisfaction that comes from helping people move home.

Whether you're buying or selling a property, running your own business, or looking for inspiration from a local entrepreneur, this episode is packed with practical advice and honest conversation.

• How networking has helped grow a successful local business.
• Why outstanding customer service is at the heart of EweMove.
• The importance of preparing and presenting a property for sale.
• Lessons learned from building an award-winning estate agency.
• Charlotte's approach to balancing personal and business growth.

00:00 Introduction and Starting EweMove
04:46 Business Growth and Expansion
06:12 Networking and Building a Strong Foundation
07:32 Professional Background and Skills
09:26 Achievements and Awards
09:55 Day-to-Day Operations
11:14 Memorable Moments in the Business
12:11 Customer Feedback and Business Growth
13:30 Property Preparation and Marketing
16:15 Personal and Professional Growth

In this episode of the Twich Podcast, Kel Jone is joined by Diane Woolridge, a counsellor, ADHD coach and founder of Unmasked Together, the Nantwich-based support community for neurodivergent women.

Diane shares her own journey to understanding ADHD and explains why so many women are diagnosed later in life after years of masking their symptoms. The conversation explores the realities of living with ADHD, the link between neurodiversity and creativity, the impact of misunderstanding and misdiagnosis, and why finding the right support can be life-changing.

Diane also talks about establishing Unmasked Together, a welcoming local community that provides connection, understanding and practical support for neurodivergent women across Nantwich and the surrounding area.

Whether you're living with ADHD, supporting someone who is, or simply want to better understand neurodiversity, this honest and insightful conversation offers valuable advice, reassurance and hope.

• Why ADHD is so often overlooked or misdiagnosed in women.
• The emotional impact of masking and late diagnosis.
• The strengths and creativity that often accompany neurodiversity.
• How supportive communities can improve wellbeing and confidence.
• Diane's work as an ADHD coach and her vision for more inclusive support.

00:00 Understanding ADHD
03:13 Misunderstanding and Misdiagnosis
05:11 Challenges and Trauma
07:36 Neurodiversity and Creativity
15:41 Building Supportive Communities
28:59 ADHD Coaching and Future Plans

Zoe Robson, founder of Maintain Independence began her career in the Army serving around the world in the Military Police.

In this episode Sara delves into what makes Zoe tick and how she has got to where she has today, one of Nantwich's busiest physical wellbeing practices.

Find out what Zoe believes to be the most important factors in remaining strong and independent in your own home in later life.