Life in a quiet village was shaken when a local resident was jailed for a litany of terror-related offences and owning a gun.
For those who don't know Port Sunlight, the sleepy and quiet town was built in the late 19th century by a wealthy industrialist to provide his workers with a decent quality of life. The town still resembles a perfect little model village which gives you the impression everyone knows each other, and Boundary Road which leads into New Ferry, is no different.
You can understand why some living there were shocked to find their street in the news. This week the village made headlines when Alan Madden, a 65-year-old resident, was jailed for seven years and six months.
