Body found in the River Bollin in Prestbury on Sunday 23 February.
Police searching for a missing woman from Macclesfield have discovered a body.
The body was found in the River Bollin in Prestbury on Sunday 23 February.
Formal identification has not yet taken place. However, it is believed to be that of Angela Adams, who was reported missing earlier in the day.
The family of the 56-year-old have been informed and are being supported by specialist officers.
The death is not being treated as suspicious and a case file will be prepared for the coroner.
Officers would like to thank members of the public for their support during the search for Angela and request that her family’s privacy be respected this difficult time.
Crewe man charged with theft and drugs offences
Crewe man jailed for violent behaviour towards his partner
Work to formally begin on Cheshire East’s new Local Plan
Work to begin on shaping future of leisure services in Cheshire East
Stapeley Grange Wildlife Centre Summer Fair
Over 40 knives recovered following vehicle stop
Man set to go on trial for non-recent sexual assault on a patient while a GP in Congleton
Life-saving Bleed Control Kits rolled out to licenced premises across Cheshire East
Crewe man charged with weapons offences following stop and search
Crewe dispersal order extended
Police appeal to trace witness following reports of dangerous driving in Wilmslow
Police appeal for witnesses following serious collision in Crewe
Cheshire East marks Carers Week by celebrating unpaid carers
Man jailed for 18 years for sexual offences against girls
Congleton Gears Up for Biggest Food & Drink Festival Yet
Teenager sentenced after raping girl in Crewe
Council welcomes continued progress in Ofsted monitoring visit
Community Asked to Help Spruce Up Congleton Ahead of Britain in Bloom Judging
Comments
Add a comment