High winds from Storm Doris are causing havoc across Cheshire today, emergency services have warned.
Cheshire Police have received an unprecedented number of calls relating to the storm from 9am today (February 23).
Armed robbers threatened staff with crowbars and stole cash and cigarettes in a raid on the Co-op store in Shavington earlier today.
Two men pulled up at the store on Rope Lane in a red car, police believe.
A woman was killed when her car careered off a Nantwich road and ploughed into a fence post.
The 76-year-old was driving along Peter Destapleigh Way in Stapeley when the accident happened.
An angry family has blasted Alvaston Hall Hotel owners after they suffered the Norovirus bug – despite the hotel being “deep cleaned” days before.
Stephen Launchbury said several members of his family and guests were struck down, including his disabled brother Jim, who was left in hospital.
Big-hearted residents have set up a fund-raiser to replace the Peter Rabbit straw sculpture in Nantwich which was burnt down by arsonists.
Police are hunting the offenders suspected of setting the 40-ft structure ablaze at Snugburys ice cream farm off the A51 in Hurleston.
Police are hunting an arsonist suspected of torching the popular Snugburys Peter Rabbit statue in Nantwich.
The 38ft-straw sculpture was set ablaze in the field next to Snugburys overlooking the A51 at Hurleston last night (February 2).
Fire has destroyed the popular large straw sculpture of Peter Rabbit at Snugburys in Hurleston, Nantwich.
The fire broke out earlier today, sending plumes of smoke over the nearby A51.
A number of people were involved in a two-car collision on a busy Nantwich junction.
The vehicles collided at the traffic lights junction close to the former Stapeley Gardens site.
Two men had a miracle escape from this wreckage after a car ploughed off the A534 near Nantwich and into a tree.
But Cheshire Police issued a warning after the incident in Bulkeley after arresting the driver on suspicion of drink driving.
Fire crews have warned families in Crewe and Nantwich after 12 fires involving tumble dryers in just three months in Cheshire.
Two fires happened in one day in the latest incidents, one in Crewe and one in Ellesmere Port, on January 17-18.
An inquest into the tragic death of a dementia sufferer who wandered out of a Nantwich care home, will take place before a jury in May.
Roy Tomlinson, 83, died on February 4 last year after going missing from Brookfield House care home on Shrewbridge Road.
Alvaston Hall Hotel in Nantwich has been closed after staff and guests were hit by a major sickness bug.
The luxury complex, off Middlewich Road, is now closed temporarily after dozens were struck down by sickness and diarrhoea.
Fire crews were called to a small blaze in the historic Cheshire Cat restaurant in Nantwich.
Three appliances responded after a fire broke out in an electrical heater at the venue on Welsh Row.
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