Several people have been arrested and vehicles seized in a police operation targeting criminals using the road network across Nantwich and Crewe.
More than 100 officers have been involved in “Operation Crossbow” and made arrests linked to theft, immigration, modern slavery and motoring offences.
Cheshire East Council bosses say they will make their “biggest investment in 10 years” in a bid to improve the much-criticised state of local roads and the transport network.
The authority has announced Investment plans which will see more than £53 million spent on improving the condition of the borough’s highways and infrastructure.
In an era where digital transformation is at the forefront of business strategy, a modern network is indispensable.
Upgrading your network infrastructure not only bolsters security but also enhances speed and overall efficiency.
Highways bosses at Cheshire East Council have declined an interview to explain the current situation with the borough’s crumbling road network.
But in a statement, they claim the extra £21 million allocated to CEC by the Government would be no where enough to fix the borough’s potholes.
A new community initiative aimed at promoting men’s mental health and physical wellbeing is launching in Nantwich.
The group, part of the national ‘Men Walking and Talking’ network, will hold its first walk on Wednesday December 18 at 6.30pm from the Nantwich War Memorial in the town centre.
Two local Christie cancer patients are among hundreds who have collectively saved more than 1.7 million miles of travelling.
Philip Harris, from Nantwich, and Christine Heath, of Wybunbury, are two of many benefiting from a network of local cancer centres and treatment at home developed by The Christie.
How much do you rely on your home Wi-Fi? Probably a lot!
From online banking to streaming movies, many devices depend on it. But an unsecured Wi-Fi network can be a playground for hackers.
The lack of high-quality, stable cellular communications and the Internet at a production facility is a very serious and, unfortunately, quite common problem that affects the efficiency of business processes.
A Nantwich woman has launched a new support group for females in the town, called HerSpace.
The network, which already has groups in Sandbach, Congleton and Macclesfield, aims to give women a space to socialise and focus on mental wellbeing.
4G is the fourth generation of mobile phone wireless network or broadband cellular network technology that took over from 3G.
The question being asked here is, when will the 4G wireless network be switched off for good in the United Kingdom?
BeFibre has started a major project to offer a new broadband service in Nantwich as part of a £100m private investment across the UK.
The aim is to provide residents of the town with broadband speeds 13 times faster than the the fibre-to-the-cabinet (FTTC) coverage that currently spans much of the UK.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
District nurses have been unable to reach some patients since Cheshire East stopped gritting certain routes and there have been several accidents on icy roads, councillors said.
Cheshire East Council axed a number of roads from its gritting schedule this winter following the introduction of new scoring criteria which adheres to national guidelines.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Active travel campaigners are asking Cheshire East to work with HS2 to create a greenway network north of Crewe to Middlewich and Winsford.
Peter Foster, of Active Travel Crewe, said HS2’s environmental statement says “a key aim is to create a green corridor along the new railway, in particular through the provision of additional funds to help stakeholders realise their own green infrastructure projects”.
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