and they owned all of the land around here, and antrobus looked after the site. but tragedy struck.ior, was killed in action in belgium. his father was brokenhearted. he died just four months later, with no heir to the amesbury abbey estate. it passed to his brother who decided to sell at auction. meaning stonehenge was up for grabs. stepping up to the wicket an unlikely local hero, cecil chubb. cecil chubb was born in shrewton and in 1876. his family had been here for several generations. cecil played cricket for shrewton cricket club from age 1a. cecil played cricket for shrewton cricket club from age 14. as historian brian edwards explains, although from a humble background cecil chubb had married well, to mary. mary's father owned the largest asylum in victorian england. and although it was undeclared that he was her father, doctor corbyn finch left her the equivalent of £100,000 when he died in 1905. so mary became one of the richest people in wiltshire. and that meant when the amesbury abbey estate, including stonehenge, came up for sale, chubb had money in his pocket, and an

yes, it was owned by the antrobus family and they owned the land around here and they owned the landafter the site. but tragedy struck. during the first month of world war i, antrobus' only son, edmund junior was killed in action in belgium's. his father was brokenhearted. he died just four months later with no heir to the state. it passed to his brother, who decided to sell at auction. meaning stonehenge was up for grabs. stepping up to the wicket and unlikely local hero. cecil was born here and his family have been here for several generations. he play cricket from aged 14. as historian brian edwards explains, although from a humble background, cecil chubb had married well, mary. mary's father owned the largest asylum in victorian england. although it was declared that he her father, corbin finch left are the equivalent of £100,000 when he died in 1905. mary became one of the richest people in wiltshire. so when the amesbury abbey estate, including stonehenge came up for sale, cecil chubb had money in his pocket. when it came up for auction, he felt that rather than an american by

laverne antrobus, child psychologist who you'll probably recognise from the secret life of 4 and 5 years best age to start talking about money? this is really important area because research has found that children as young as five are beginning to understand the ideas about money, they understand exchange, you know, you give your money and you might get something back, but then it is gone so what hsbc are trying to put out there is that it's really important to start talking to children early on because they are picking up these messages anyway, learning about the value of money but also a think as some of the people you interviewed have said, learning about saving as well which of course is essential. and when you say early on i use saying at four or five degrees when you should start introducing it? -- four or five is when. they have been observing their pa rents over when. they have been observing their parents over the last few years, seeing what happens when they go to the cashpoint, when they buy things, so at five we have realised they know something about the exchange, and by th