Dozens of people have been laying floral tributes and balloons by the River Weaver in Nantwich today in memory of Jonty Evans.
Police found a body in the river last night (September 1) as they searched for 16-year-old Jonty, who went missing late on Friday night.
Nantwich Museum chiefs are seeking views on whether to change the venue’s logo.
They have launched an online survey in a bid to gather views from the public on its current logo (pictured).
Police search teams have found a body this evening in their search for missing Nantwich teenager Jonty Evans.
They have confirmed a body was found at around 5.15pm today
Police and search and rescue teams have been scouring the River Weaver and surrounding area in search for missing Nantwich teenager Jonty Evans.
The 16-year-old, from Baddington, has not been seen or heard from since Friday night around 11pm.
Police are appealing for help from the public in tracing a missing 16-year-old from Nantwich.
Jonty Evans was last seen in the Queens Drive area of Nantwich between 10.45pm and 11.15pm on Friday 30 August.
Two teenagers have been arrested amid reports of dangerous off-road bike riding in the Wistaston and Crewe area.
Police said an 18-year-old man was arrested yesterday.
A teenager who won Nantwich Young Trader competition has gone on to scoop a national honour!
Zak Boffey, 18, was crowned Best Youth Trader at the JDL Markets competition in Nantwich for his clothing brand “Without A Cause”.
Thousands of visitors enjoyed the first day of the annual Nantwich Food Festival as they enjoying basking in late August sunshine.
Organisers believe it could be a record-breaking Friday as all areas of the festival were packed.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Radical plans for a “once in a generation” overhaul of cash-strapped Cheshire East Council have been submitted to the government.
The plan aims to help plug a £100 million black hole in the authority’s budget as chiefs admit the authority can “no longer do everything” and that some services will disappear altogether.
An Audlem councillor is calling for a “deferral” on plans to bring in car parking charges in Audlem.
Cllr Rachel Bailey says there should be a re-think for the village following the loss of the D&G Rural Bus Service.
Nantwich Food Festival returns tomorrow which will see the town packed with tens of thousands of visitors over the next three days.
With the weather forecast set to be warm and dry, organisers believe this year could be another record-breaker.
Cash-strapped Cheshire East Council are planning to introduce evening and Sunday parking charges across the borough.
The authority, facing a £100 million black hole in its budget, has opened a public consultation for the plan which will apply to most council-owned car parks across the borough.
These were the moments when Nantwich Paralympic gold medallist Andy Small completed a historic handover this week.
Andy was selected to be UK team captain for the transfer of the Paralympic torch under the sea in the Channel Tunnel with the French team.
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