Lorries crash on M6 in Cheshire causing long delays
Two lorries and a car crashed on the M6 in Cheshire, closing the motorway and sparking massive delays.
Police say the accident happened on the southbound carriageway between junctions 19 and 18.
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Stunned rail passengers watch train staff rowing on Nantwich platform
Furious rail passengers were left seething when their train was delayed – after the driver appeared to leave his conductor stranded at Nantwich station.
Passengers say the 4.17pm service from Nantwich to Whitchurch had to reverse back to Nantwich station.
US family uncover grisly deaths of Nantwich ancestors
An American couple visited Nantwich to discover how their descendants had met their tragic deaths!
Russ Crockett and his wife Janet, from Utah, USA, visited the town’s museum to uncover the grisly past.
Nantwich MP Edward Timpson welcomes Cheshire crime rate drop
Crewe & Nantwich MP Edward Timpson has welcomed new statistics which show a drop in crime rates in Cheshire.
Latest figures from the independent Office for National Statistics (ONS) show since 2010 recorded crime in Cheshire has fallen by 19 per cent.
Police hunt man after terrifying South Cheshire sex attack
A woman was grabbed and subjected to an attempted sex attack near a South Cheshire supermarket.
The victim, 37, was grabbed from behind close to Tesco in Crewe by her attacker on Sunday night.
Norovirus outbreak forces Leighton Hospital visitor crackdown
Leighton Hospital chiefs are restricting visitors as they battle an outbreak of the winter Norovirus bug.
Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (MCHFT) said restrictions are now in place on all adult wards at Leighton Hospital.
Holly Holy Day organisers hail ‘best ever’ Battle of Nantwich
Organisers of Holly Holy Day in Nantwich have paid tribute to volunteers who helped make the event the most successful ever.
Thousands flocked into town, despite the roadworks and traffic problems, to enjoy what many believe was the biggest ever staged in its 43 years.
Picture special – Thousands enjoy Battle of Nantwich
By Jonathan White
Thousands poured into Nantwich to enjoy the Battle of Nantwich & Winter Fayre in the town centre and Mill Island.
And organisers The Holly Holy Day Society say the event, held in conjunction with the Sealed Knot society, was one of the most successful ever.
Council Leader Michael Jones “sorry” for Nantwich roadworks chaos
Cheshire East Council Leader Michael Jones today apologised to Nantwich residents caught up in the traffic chaos gripping the town.
Cllr Jones and Nantwich South and Stapeley Cllr Peter Groves told Nantwichnews they were “sorry” after a flood of complaints about roadworks causing massive delays on Holly Holy Day.
Fury as roadworks and delays cause gridlock across Nantwich
Nantwich residents hit out after the town was left in gridlock by roadworks at a busy junction which are set to clash with one of the biggest public events in the town.
Thousands of motorists have been caught up in chaotic traffic scenes today (Friday January 23).
Police warning after house burglary in Stapeley, Nantwich
Nantwich Police are warning residents after a burglary at a house in Stapeley.
The break-in happened at a property on Wybunbury Lane in Stapeley.
“Send us your Elfie” campaign raises £120 for Leighton Hospital scanner
More than £120 was raised for Mid Cheshire Hospitals Charity by its “Send us your Elfie” campaign.
The cash will go towards the charity’s MRI Scanner Appeal at Leighton Hospital.
Cheerbrook butchers in Nantwich turn meat bones into cash for charity
A Nantwich butcher’s shop is turning meat bones into brass and raising vital cash for charity.
Cheerbrook Farm Shop, on Newcastle Road, has raised a tasty total of almost £600 for the South Cheshire branch of Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research (LLR) through its innovative ‘Bones for Bones’ scheme.
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