Beam Street in Nantwich town centre will be closed to traffic as part of measures to make social distancing easier, it was revealed today.
From June 15, the Swinemarket and Oatmarket sections of the through road will be closed to vehicles between the junctions with Waterlode and Manor Road.
The boss of a Nantwich business has issued an ultimatum to yobs caught on CCTV vandalising his company premises.
John McMillan, who runs Johnsons Printers on Oatmarket in the town centre, released these images of a number of young people near his front door when the damage happened.
A burst water main flooded Beam Street in Nantwich, causing chaos for drivers and shoppers.
The incident happened at around 8am today on Beam Street, close to the Oatmarket and Swinemarket area.
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