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In 2015 a London pub was demolished without permission by developers.
The Carlton Cavern was the only building on the street that wasn’t destroyed during the Blitz in World War Two.
A car has ploughed into a house on Welsh Row in Nantwich.
Witnesses saw the incident unfold at around 8pm tonight (December 10).
Firefighters from Nantwich and Crewe were called to an incident involving a 35ft collapsed garden wall.
No one was injured or trapped in the incident which happened along Underwood Lane in Crewe yesterday (June 21).
A retired stonemason who left a matchbox buried in a wall at Beeston Castle has been reunited with it – more than 50 years later!
Martin Goulding, now 78, left the box and a note inside buried in a supporting wall of a toilet block he helped to erect in the ancient castle grounds back in 1964.
By Stephen Topping
A housing development in the heart of Crewe which was previously deemed “not worthy” of the town has been approved at the second attempt.
Countryside Properties has been given the green light to demolish unused buildings at the Bombardier site in West Street – along with the historic boundary wall – and build 239 homes and 24 flats in their place.
A car was sent crashing into a wall of a house after a two-vehicle collision in Nantwich. The accident happened at the junction of Barony Road and Davenport Lane, close to Hobson’s Choice convenience store.
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