Police say a driver who crashed into a shop front in Nantwich causing the town centre street to be closed off, has come forward.
The incident happened early on Thursday (March 11) when a vehicle hit the front of the Hope House charity shop building on the corner of High Street and Swine Market, in Nantwich.
A driver was injured after a car crashed off the A54 near Tarporley and into a field.
Fire crews were called to the incident which happened at around 8.20pm on Badcocks Lane last night (November 19).
A man who crashed a motorbike into a woman on a busy Nantwich street, is being hunted by police.
The 68-year-old woman was injured in the incident on Beam Street close to The Shakespeare pub.
A man had to be cut free after his car crashed and overturned on London Road in Nantwich.
Two other people had managed to free themselves from the wreckage when fire crews, paramedics and the Air Ambulance Service arrived at the scene.
A driver plucked himself out of his burning HGV which crashed while carrying chicken feathers near Nantwich. Fire crews found the truck on its side in a field by the main A49 road at Cholmondeley.
A lorry loaded with cheese got into a pickle when it crashed into a hedge on a busy Nantwich road. Police say the 44-tonne wagon swerved to avoid another vehicle before crashing on Main Road, in Worleston, Nantwich.
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