A Nantwich man was repeatedly punched, kicked and hit with a tree branch by youths as he walked through a park in Crewe, police said.
The 51-year-old victim was assaulted by the teenagers in an attempted robbery in an area known locally as Collinbrook Fields at around 6.15pm last night (February 21).
The family of Wistaston man Josh Clayton have paid heartfelt tributes after his death in the A41 crash near Chester.
Josh was one of three friends killed in the incident at Dragon Hall on February 7.
Thousands across South Cheshire felt tremors today after a 4.4 earthquake affected parts of Wales and England.
Shaking has been reported across south Wales, the south west of England and the Midlands.
A third man from South Cheshire has died days after his two friends were killed in the same road accident on the A41 near Chester.
Darryl Smith, 29, and his friend Sean Broomhall, 24, both of Wistaston, died as a result of the collision.
A man in his 50s was killed after being hit by a train at Nantwich railway station, police have confirmed.
The victim, from the local area, was struck by an Arriva Trains Wales train shortly after 6.40pm yesterday (February 14), British Transport Police have said.
A person has been hit by a train in Nantwich, sparking long delays on the Shrewsbury to Crewe line.
Arriva Train Wales now say the line has re-opened two hours after the incident.
Performers finished in a blaze of glory at Crewe Lyceum – after a fire drama meant they ended their show outdoors!
The incident happened during the final night-time performance of the popular production, Birdsong.
A 16-year-old has been arrested in connection with the Beam Street assault outside 1st Stop in Nantwich.
Police confirmed that a 16-year-old male was arrested this morning on suspicion of Affray and is being questioned.
Two men from South Cheshire have been killed in a horror car smash on the A41 near Chester.
The collision, between a silver Audi A3 and a blue Peugeot Partner van, happened outside Dragon Hall Business Park on Whitchurch Road.
A 16-year-old from Nantwich has been interviewed under caution in connection with the Beam Street gang assault on a 23-year-old man.
Cheshire Police has confirmed today that the 16-year-old voluntarily attended a local police station.
Police have made no arrests a week after the horrific Beam Street gang attack by teenagers on a Nantwich man.
The assault by youths aged 14-16, which was caught on CCTV, began after the 23-year-old victim asked them to stop throwing bottles.
More than 75 drivers in Cheshire were caught using a mobile phone at the wheel during a national week of action.
Officers from Cheshire Police were on the lookout for people who were scrolling through social media, texting or taking a call while driving.
A Nantwich police chief said he was “sickened” when he viewed CCTV footage of a teenage gang attacking a young man on Beam Street.
Sgt Ian Bennett, who leads the Nantwich policing team, described the attack as “horrendous” and said the 23-year-old victim was lucky to only suffer minor injuries.
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