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when we hear the words 'vance miller, the kitchen gangster' and see images and video clips of him pumping iron at the gym early every morning, it's very hard to imagine . with biceps that could easily crush a pen-pushing journalist and a six pack you could use as a wash board, it's hard to actually take on board the fact that these days, vance miller is in fact a gentle and caring family man. i followed vance for over two months, spending perhaps one day a week, sometimes three days a week and at one stage i was lucky enough to spend ten days on a china tour with him. the vance miller ‘kitchen gangster' that i had read about for so long was nothing like the vance miller that i got to know. i had always imagined that ‘the godfather’ of britain’s fourth largest kitchen supplier would now be the driver of a bentley continental with maybe a ferrari and a maserati in the garage to pull out at weekends. to my astonishment and curiousity, vance drove a six year old honda crv. vance had arranged to meet me at piccadilly train station in manchester for a quick visit to familiarise myself with him and his setup at the victorian mill that served as his headquarters. as i climbed into the crv i couldn't help but think that perhaps the bentley was in for a service. on the way to his mill in oldham i had to ask, "so, what do you normally drive?"he looked confused and paused for a moment to think before replying. "this."was the one word answer. i left it at that. as we drove from the train station to the mill it was clear to see that vance was well known in manchester. at traffic lights people dropped their windows to talk to him. we stopped for petrol and the cashier called him by his first name. vance shook his hand to say goodbye and at least four cars flashed their lights or waved to us as we reboarded the crv and left the garage. at this stage i realised i may be in for an interesting ride. as we pulled into the maple mill car park, staff smiled and waved at vance as though greeting a friend, not a boss. we stepped out of the honda and proceeded into the mill and every member of staff we passed met him with a smile, a greeting - "alright vance?" and reached out to shake his hand warmly. if they were wary or afraid of him they were all hiding it well. i was beginning to wonder what happened to vance miller "the kitchen gangster" i had come to meet? i sat on one of the deep , comfortable sofas in the reception area of his enormous open plan office on the top floor of the mill while he dealt with some urgent business, then after lunch vance took me for a walk around what i can only describe as being the largest warehouse i ‘ve ever been in. we passed by aisle after aisle of of shelves stacked high with kitchen doors, cabinets, washing machines, sinks, taps, handles – you name it. if you have one in your kitchen then vance had 100,000 of them. at this stage, contrary to a couple of garbled forum posts i'd read whilst researching vance miller's business, i knew that this was no scam operation. no one would invest in these levels of stock to operate a scam. it occurs to me that a team of ‘scamsters' would be hard pressed to empty this place in six months, so ‘fly-by-night' is also probably one of the most inaccurate descriptions i've ever heard of his company. later that day vance drove me back to the station and wished me farewell until our next scheduled meeting one week later. during my journey home i couldn't help but realise that perhaps this was not going to be the story i had thought i was going to write. it was only the first meeting but first impressions told me that maybe this was not the ruthless gangster i'd expected, out to make a quick buck; this was a genuine business man running a slick and professional operation. second meeting my second meeting with vance was scheduled to last three days. i arrived on friday to spend the weekend with vance and his family. this was when i got to know . vance's typical weekend starts on a friday about 3:45pm when he picks his two boys up from school. kent is 15 and devon is 5. accompanying vance to collect the boys, i watched as both children hugged and kissed their father when they saw him and the smile on both their faces when they saw him would warm the heart of any proud father. from school, we drove to the gym and as i had been previously warned to bring my gym kit, we all got changed and got started. as i feared, i was well out of condition. even devon outran me on the treadmill. fitness is obviously very important to vance and his enthusiasm has caught on with his whole family. the visit to the gym had obviously not been staged for my benefit. the boys knew their way round the equipment and there wasn't a single person in the place who didn't know vance or the boys. vance shook hands and had a cheery word with almost everyone in the place. after a sauna and a shower, we drove to a house in rochdale where we picked up connor, a boy of 15 who was kent's friend from school and then we continued on to oldham where we picked up caylum, another friend of kent, aged 14. a quick motorway drive took us to vance's house, an unexpectedly modest two bedroom lodge house inside the gates of a cemetery. i asked vance how he had come to live in a cemetery and whether or not it bothered him. he replied with a grin, "i've lived here for over twenty years. in all those twenty years i have never had a problem from any of those dead folk but there have been plenty of problems from the living" i pressed him again "but why did you choose to live here?" "it was fifty two grand and kent's mum bought it many years ago. she pays about £200 per month mortgage on it so i now rent it from her for not much more than that. she's happy because the value of the house goes up all the time, and i'm happy because it's cheap to live here, so i've got no intentions of moving." we all filed into the house and quickly packed the crv with blankets and pillows and off we went, destination wales. we drove for a couple of hours and arrived at a place called aberdaron, passing through and it literally seemed like we had arrived at the end of the world. we finally stopped where the land met the sea, and there on a cliff top was the family caravan. it wasn't what i was expecting. not some luxury 40 foot static caravan with electricity and running water, but a hobby touring caravan, no water or electricity attached. i began to wonder what was in store for me this weekend. quickly, all the boys jumped into action, showing their experience with their weekend holiday home. caylum set up and cranked up the generator, connor pulled out the canopy on the caravan while kent built and lit a camp fire. i looked around for something to help with, "relax, leave ‘em to it" smiled vance "they love doing all this" within fifteen minutes we were drinking mango juice and cooking gammon on the fire. i began to realise that i was going to enjoy this weekend with vance and the boys. by one in the morning we were all watered, fed and tucked up in our beds and i had time to reflect on how enjoyable this was turning out. everyone told jokes and stories in the dark till one by one we had all drifted off to sleep. the next morning it was 5 year old devon who was first up and already outside chasing the sheep away. by 10am the bacon and eggs were in the pan sizzling. after a hearty breakfast we all jumped in the crv and made our way down to the beach. looking at a line of beach huts all stood in a row, neat and beautiful painted, i noticed one that stood slightly apart, a scruffy green corrugated hut that looked like it hadn't seen paint in fifty years. i was getting used to vance's off-beat tastes now, and somehow i knew this was ours –and i was bang on the button. sure enough, we emptied out of the crv and to my amusement vance and the boys made a beeline for it. they opened it up and pulled out beach chairs and old but clean and well maintained barbeque set and we set up base c

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Domain name:
vance-miller.co.uk

Registrant:
aftab ali

Registrant type:
UK Individual

Registrant's address:
The registrant is a non-trading individual who has opted to have their
address omitted from the WHOIS service.

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Registrar:
Fasthosts Internet Ltd [Tag = LIVEDOMAINS]
URL: http://www.fasthosts.co.uk

Relevant dates:
Registered on: 03-Aug-2006
Expiry date: 03-Aug-2018
Last updated: 04-Jul-2017

Registration status:
Registered until expiry date.

Name servers:
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  ARGS vance-miller.co.uk

  PORT 43

  TYPE domain

OWNER

  ORGANIZATION aftab ali

TYPE
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ADDRESS
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DOMAIN

  SPONSOR Fasthosts Internet Ltd [Tag = LIVEDOMAINS]

  CREATED 2006-08-03

  CHANGED 2017-07-04

STATUS
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  NAME vance-miller.co.uk

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