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On Wednesday, 18 January the county’s commissioned service providers were brought together at Cheshire Police HQ for a ‘Share the Practice’ event.

Officers investigating a spate of burglaries, anti-social behaviour and harassment in Northwich have arrested three youths in connection with the incidents.

A man from Oldham who travelled to Cheshire and broke into a restaurant in Northwich has been jailed.

Officers from Macclesfield South Beat Team have charged a man in connection with a vehicle interference offence.

Cheshire Constabulary has teamed up with The Hollie Gazzard Trust to provide people across the county with an enhanced level of protection – in a bid to make Cheshire’s streets even safer.

Figures released on 26th January 2023, by the Office of National Statistics, show that Cheshire saw the lowest increase in crime across England and Wales between October 2021 and September 2022.

A man who left a mother of three to die following a collision in Crewe has been found guilty of death by dangerous driving.

Detectives continuing to investigate a sexual assault in Crewe have released a further CCTV image of a witness they would like to speak to.

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Officers have been granted a closure order for a property in Macclesfield that caused misery to local residents.

This week Eddisbury MP Edward Timpson signed the Holocaust Educational Trust’s Book of Commitment

Cheshire East Council’s election team will host a number of briefing sessions for potential borough, town and parish council candidates.

A team of four 16 and 17-year-old students from Sandbach High School and Sixth Form College raced to success at the Lenovo F1 in Schools UK National Finals 2022.

Detectives from Congleton CID have charged a man following reports of a sexual assault in the town.

Cheshire East Council has launched a consultation on proposals to find additional income and savings to ensure a balanced budget for the 2023/24 financial year.

Two local independent businesses are joining forces and introducing “Music Mondays” to Knutsford.

Local community groups, businesses, and members of the police family across Cheshire have until 9am on Friday 27th January to apply to the Community Cashback Fund.

A group of local community choir singers are the latest additions to a brand-new Channel 4 comedy series which launches this week.

Cheshire East Council’s ‘Show the air you care’ campaign has succeeded in securing grant funding from central government to promote the council’s air quality awareness campaign.

Detectives investigating reports of a serious sexual assault in Wistaston have issued an e-fit as they continue to appeal for information.

Congleton In Bloom are set to host the first Town Tidy Day of 2023 on Saturday 4 February, meeting at Mossley Village Hall, Leek Road from 10am-12noon.

Steve Phillips has resigned as chief executive of Welsh Rugby Union after claims of misogyny, sexism, racism and homophobia were levelled at the organisation.

Boris Johnson was reportedly told to stop asking Richard Sharp for "advice" about his "personal financial matters" just days before he was announced as the new BBC chairman.

Another trans prisoner has been given the green light to transfer to a women's jail in Scotland, Sky News understands.

A 16-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 15-year-old girl died in a stabbing in Northumberland.

Flybe is a smaller, less significant business than when it collapsed for the first time in March 2020, but a second failure in three years raises questions not just for prospective owners, but the connectivity of the UK.

After Flybe went into administration on Saturday, many travellers will be out of pocket having bought tickets, while others are stranded in their outbound destination.

The NHS is planning to free up space in A&E by treating up to 50,000 elderly and vulnerable patients in "virtual wards" at home.

The government is partially to blame for the Grenfell Tower tragedy because of "faulty and ambiguous" government guidance, Michael Gove has said.

The Princess of Wales says she is "absolutely determined" that people learn about the "critical importance" of early childhood.

Many will remember Joe Cornish as one of the hosts of cult TV series The Adam And Joe Show - which saw the two friends recreating films out of toys, performing pranks, and getting Adam's dad to review music videos.

40 people have died after a bus fell into a ravine in Balochistan in Pakistan, local media reported.

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he plans to "strengthen the settlements" in the West Bank in response to two shootings which left seven people dead and five wounded.

Make no mistake, this is a very dangerous moment for Israel and the West Bank.

When protests broke out across Iran in September, 26-year-old Mohammed Hassan Torkaman's message was one of defiance.

After years of bloody conflict the scarred Ukrainian landscape is riddled with landmines, posing a deadly threat to civilians that will persist long after the war ends.

Emergency crews are in a race against time to find a tiny but potentially deadly radioactive capsule that has gone missing in Australia.

When Memphis, a city in southwest Tennessee, had a record number of homicides in 2021 for the second year in a row, many were calling for action.

Tyre Nichols was punched, kicked and tasered, beaten with a baton and had pepper spray used on him during a violent arrest by police in Memphis, video footage shows.

Two people have been wounded after a 13-year-old boy allegedly opened fire in Jerusalem, hours after a deadly shooting outside a synagogue.

The alleyways that run inside the Balata refugee camp are narrow, claustrophobic and full of uncollected rubbish.

Many will remember Joe Cornish as one of the hosts of cult TV series The Adam And Joe Show - which saw the two friends recreating films out of toys, performing pranks, and getting Adam's dad to review music videos.

While the Top Gun, Avatar and Black Panther sequels drew millions to cinemas, there are plenty of this year's Oscar-nominated films you might not have seen yet - or even have heard of before all the awards season buzz.

Hannah Spearritt, the S Club 7 singer, has revealed she was homeless over Christmas and has spent the past six months living in multiple temporary homes with her family.

Raye is gaining her power back. Not just from the industry that made her feel "mediocre" for so many years, but over past traumas she kept bottled up for a long time.

Influencer Andrew Tate gained many of his millions of followers by telling them he's rich - and he'll make them rich too.

The first ‘blank cheque’ company to list in London after an overhaul aimed at helping the City compete with rival financial centres is in talks to merge with a privately owned drugs group developing treatments for chronic diseases.

Flybe has ceased trading and all its scheduled flights have been cancelled, with hundreds of jobs lost.

After Flybe went into administration on Saturday, many travellers will be out of pocket having bought tickets, while others are stranded in their outbound destination.

It's hard to imagine the internet without Google.

Flybe is a smaller, less significant business than when it collapsed for the first time in March 2020, but a second failure in three years raises questions not just for prospective owners, but the connectivity of the UK.

Michael Gove, the levelling up secretary, is closing in on a multibillion pound deal with Britain's biggest housebuilders to help resolve the national cladding crisis exposed by the 2017 Grenfell Tower disaster.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has dismissed economic "gloom" in a major speech today as he promised to use "Brexit freedoms" to increase growth and productivity in the UK.

Jeremy Hunt became chancellor because he was the most sensible candidate left standing in the wake of Liz Truss's catastrophic mini-budget.

Asda is facing the prospect of strike action unless it makes significant concessions on its self-styled "efficiency" plans that have placed thousands of jobs at risk, a union source has told Sky News.

Ian King speaks to the CEO of the London Technology Club about why it's a challenging time for global investment in the sector. Plus, hear from the chief executive of Airtel Africa about how population growth is expected to affect business. And more on the bakery chain that's promising the most lavish doughnuts London's ever tasted.

It's hard to imagine the internet without Google.

If your idea of pampering involves a trip to the nail salon, a doctor has a warning for you - protect your hands or risk damaging your skin cells permanently. 

Scientists have solved the mystery of the identity of a 17th-century Dutch warship wrecked off the coast of England while carrying slabs of fine Italian marble.

Flybe is a smaller, less significant business than when it collapsed for the first time in March 2020, but a second failure in three years raises questions not just for prospective owners, but the connectivity of the UK.

An asteroid the size of an elephant has passed by Earth in one of the closest encounters ever recorded.

The government is partially to blame for the Grenfell Tower tragedy because of "faulty and ambiguous" government guidance, Michael Gove has said.

Flybe has ceased trading and all its scheduled flights have been cancelled, with hundreds of jobs lost.

Scientists have solved the mystery of the identity of a 17th-century Dutch warship wrecked off the coast of England while carrying slabs of fine Italian marble.

When Memphis, a city in southwest Tennessee, had a record number of homicides in 2021 for the second year in a row, many were calling for action.

A 16-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 15-year-old girl died in a stabbing in Northumberland.

Tyre Nichols was punched, kicked and tasered, beaten with a baton and had pepper spray used on him during a violent arrest by police in Memphis, video footage shows.

The alleyways that run inside the Balata refugee camp are narrow, claustrophobic and full of uncollected rubbish.

Jeremy Hunt became chancellor because he was the most sensible candidate left standing in the wake of Liz Truss's catastrophic mini-budget.

Boris Johnson was reportedly told to stop asking Richard Sharp for "advice" about his "personal financial matters" just days before he was announced as the new BBC chairman.

Flybe is a smaller, less significant business than when it collapsed for the first time in March 2020, but a second failure in three years raises questions not just for prospective owners, but the connectivity of the UK.

It's hard to imagine the internet without Google.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has dismissed economic "gloom" in a major speech today as he promised to use "Brexit freedoms" to increase growth and productivity in the UK.

Those worried about the health of British politics have diagnosed a new disease at Westminster.

The NHS is planning to free up space in A&E by treating up to 50,000 elderly and vulnerable patients in "virtual wards" at home.

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he plans to "strengthen the settlements" in the West Bank in response to two shootings which left seven people dead and five wounded.

Sir Keir Starmer has been on a journey since becoming Labour leader in April 2020.

A proportion of Conservative members feel "disconnected" from the party as they were "denied a vote" when Rishi Sunak became prime minister, a former Tory chairman said.

Many will remember Joe Cornish as one of the hosts of cult TV series The Adam And Joe Show - which saw the two friends recreating films out of toys, performing pranks, and getting Adam's dad to review music videos.

Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey will have an MRI scan this weekend after coming off injured in the FA Cup fourth-round defeat at Manchester City.

Hannah Baker was "buzzing" after helping England Women U19s book their T20 World Cup final spot, but said she was hoping to "bring it home" when they face India on Sunday.

Tyson Fury says his brother Tommy Fury cannot afford to be complacent when he fights social media personality Jake Paul next month.

Roy Keane described Casemiro as a "huge signing" for Manchester United after the Brazilian scored two excellent goals to help his side into the FA Cup fifth round with a 3-1 win over Reading at Old Trafford.

Jason Roy was a man under pressure.