A man from Nantwich has been arrested after a vehicle failed to stop and led police on a pursuit along the A500.
Police said officers from the force’s Roads and Crime unit sighted a suspicious vehicle travelling on the A500 near Shavington.
A driver was left trapped in wreckage after a two-vehicle smash on the A500 near Shavington.
The incident happened close to the Meremoor Moss roundabout at around 6.30am today (Sunday May 10th).
A two-vehicle smash on the A500 between Shavington Bypass and the M6 has closed the road for 12 hours.
Police say there were no serious injuries from the accident on the single carriageway stretch between Meremoor roundabout and junction 16.
The busy A500 was temporarily closed after a vehicle crashed into roadside signage.
Fire and police were called to the scene at around midday yesterday (December 14th) where the incident happened at the A500/A531 roundabout in Weston, Crewe.
The A500 was closed both ways last night after police were called to talk a man down from a bridge.
The incident happened at around 6pm on the bridge spanning the single carriageway section at Barthomley, between Shavington and the M6.
Police managed to bring a man to safety off a bridge over the A500 dual carriageway in Willaston.
The incident led to the closure of the road for some time on Friday evening (May 9).
EXCLUSIVE
The firm behind surface dressing works on the A500 Shavington Bypass has today apologised after months of complaints from drivers.
Eurovia EST said investigations are continuing and all remedial works would be paid for by contractors.
Police are appealing for witnesses and video footage following a fatal collision on the A500 near Shavington which killed a couple.
The incident happened on the single carriageway stretch between Meremoor Moss roundabout and junction 16 of the M6 at 6.30pm on Saturday 15 February.
A man and woman died in a yesterday’s crash on the A500 between Weston and the M6, police confirm.
The incident happened around 6.30pm last night and emergency services closed the road for several hours.
Highways bosses at Cheshire East Council have finally admitted there are “issues” with the surface dressing along the A500 Shavington Bypass.
It follows hundreds of complaints from motorists about loose gravel smashing windscreens and denting vehicles since the works were done last summer.
Police say they are investigating reports of youths damaging cars on the A500 in Willaston by throwing stones off a footbridge above.
One victim reported their car was badly damaged on Sunday night when three youths were spotted throwing stones off the bridge which spans the dual carriageway.
A car burst into flames on the busy A500 Shavington Bypass near Nantwich, forcing it to close.
The incident happened close to the Station Pilot roundabouts at around 10.20am yesterday (September 21).
A driver has warned others using the A500 after teenagers were seen throwing a brick from a footbridge over the dual carriageway near Nantwich.
One driver diverted off the A500 to pursue the youths and caught up with them before calling police.
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