Local News from Tuesday, November 11th, 2025

Congleton Town Council’s White Ribbon Group is preparing to speak up to end violence against women and girls for the annual ’16 days of activism’ starting on White Ribbon Day, 25th November, and ending on International Human Rights Day, 10th December.

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A man who ram raided a convenience store in Northwich and stole more than £3,000 has been jailed.

Veterans, patients, visitors and staff took part in a Remembrance Day service at Leighton Hospital to honour the sacrifice of the armed forces community.

Detectives are appealing for witnesses and video footage following a series of thefts from motor vehicles in the Northwich.

On Tuesday 11th November, The King’s School was gifted a special memorial at its Remembrance Service, receiving the military medals of a former pupil and World War I soldier, Lieutenant Bernard Gibbs, who died in battle 110 years ago.

A teenager has been sentenced after admitting to wounding another teenaged boy with intent.

A prolific thief from London has been jailed and banned from entering parts of Cheshire.

Congleton has a new ‘Beartown Bus’ service – the 93A/C circular from the Fairground Bus Station to Viking Park and West Heath.