Residents and councillors in Shavington have won their fight to stop a 880-house development at Gresty Oaks.
Developers Himor Group had appealed to the Secretary of State after Cheshire East Council originally threw out the plan for the massive development bordering the A500, Gresty Road and Rope Lane.
A man was seriously injured after a late-night collision with a car in Crewe.
The victim, aged in his late 20s, and from Crewe, suffered serious injuries in the accident on Mill Street at its junction with Union Street.
Campaigners are calling on Wistaston residents to voice their concerns about proposed housing north of Wistaston Green Road to the planning inspector before it’s too late.
Harlequin, property developers based in Liverpool, have appealed to the Planning Inspectorate to consider their application to build 150 houses on land off Wistaston Green Road, Wistaston.
Mid Cheshire Hospitals Charity at Leighton Hospital has reached £250,000 in its MRI Scanner Appeal.
Charity bosses say they have been “overwhelmed” by the response to their latest appeal.
A planning appeal into a bid to build homes off Wrens Close in Nantwich has been adjourned until November.
Nantwich South and Stapeley councillors attended the hearing which took place at Crewe Alexandra’s Gresty Road stadium.
A councillor has called for a controversial planning appeal decision in Nantwich to be taken to judicial review.
Willaston and Rope Cllr Brian Silvester believes the 146-home Moorfields planning decision to be taken to judicial review by the Cheshire East Council.
A six-day public inquiry into a controversial planning appeal in Wistaston near Nantwich is underway.
Gladman Developments appealed against refusal of their application to build around 300 homes on Witters Field.
Willaston will see another 146 houses built after yet another appeal against Cheshire East Council was upheld by planning inspectors.
Residents and councillors have reacted angrily to the decision to allow the appeal for homes to be built on green land off Moorfields, Willaston.
Nantwich councillors have spoken out against a planning appeal ruling which will see another 40 homes built on green land.
Cllrs Andrew Martin and Peter Groves say they are “disappointed” at a planning inspector’s decision to uphold Wainhomes Ltd’s appeal.
Campaigners in Nantwich have lost their battle to stop 40 houses being built on green land off Audlem Road.
An appeal by Wainhomes (Northwest) Ltd has been upheld by the Planning Inspectorate who granted permission for the development on land behind 144 Audlem Road.
A Government decision on Muller Homes’ appeal to start a 1,100-house “Nantwich South” village, has been delayed until September.
It was thought a decision would be made this month following a four-day public inquiry into the appeal in February.
A motorcyclist from Nantwich was seriously injured after a collision with a car in Crewe. The 51-year-old biker suffered serious leg injuries in the accident on Mill Street, close to its junction with Herdman Street.
Councillors have blasted Cheshire East Council after a Government Planning Inspector ruled the authority has failed to demonstrate it has s 5-year housing supply. The Inspector’s findings are in a report upholding an appeal by a housing developer to build 94 houses on land near Sandbach.
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