GPS tracking, initially developed for military purposes, has seamlessly integrated into our everyday lives, enhancing safety, security, and convenience in ways previously unimaginable.
From aiding in rescues to assisting athletes in breaking records, the versatility of GPS technology is both impressive and heart-warming.
Cheshire Police is the first force in North West to start using GPS technology to help prevent re-offending.
It has started using Electronic Monitoring Services (EMS) tags for serial offenders who are released from prison.
A man who stole high-valued GPS navigation systems from tractors at a South Cheshire farm, has been jailed for more than two years.
Mantas Dvareckas, 25, was sentenced to two and a half years imprisonment at Chester Crown Court on Friday (March 18). He had plead guilty.
Health chiefs have praised the ongoing response of Cheshire’s GPs and practice staff to the challenge of Coronavirus.
And they have reiterated that general practice is very much “open for business” despite the resurgence of virus cases.
Doctors at a Nantwich surgery have teamed up with a healthcare company to boost physiotherapy care and speed up access to GP appointments.
Kiltearn Medical Centre has launched a pilot project with South Cheshire-based physiotherapy and wellbeing specialists, ctchealthcare.
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