Supporters turned out in force to a Great Gatsby ball raising money for the organisation behind the Nantwich Street Angels initiative.
Alpha Omega Women Peace & Security (WPS) Foundation welcomed around 200 people to the event raising awareness and funds for its safeguarding activities in South Cheshire.
Employee safety is a priority for many companies, but some businesses may overlook the tangible benefits of structured safety training.
Investing in comprehensive employee safety programs helps avoid accidents and contributes to a more productive, engaged, and legally compliant workforce.
In an era where security is paramount, the evolution of replacement keys stands out as a beacon of innovation and safety.
Modern replacement keys are not mere metal cutouts but sophisticated devices that incorporate advanced technology to provide enhanced security for everything from personal vehicles to high-security buildings.
As a landlord, ensuring that you follow safety regulations is essential to provide a safe and secure environment for your tenants.
It also helps to make sure that you’re protected legally from tenants taking legal action against you if a property doesn’t meet safety standards.
A campaign to make society safer for women and girls has unveiled plans for new South Cheshire headquarters as part of a package of measures to prevent their physical and mental harm.
Alpha Omega Women Peace and Security (WPS) Foundation, which currently holds sessions at Crewe Market Hall, is opening a hub on Crewe Business Park offering emotional and practical support.
Cheshire Police “safety buses” used in Nantwich and Crewe over Christmas and New Year have been hailed a success.
The buses were in Nantwich and Crewe for 12 nights and helped 377 people.
A campaign to increase safety for women and girls has received a major cash boost after supporters turned out in force to an event at Rookery Hall, Nantwich.
There was a full house for the first Women Peace & Security (WPS) Foundation fundraising dinner which raised more than £7,000 for various initiatives to safeguard women and girls from mental and physical harm.
A South Cheshire charity on a mission to make society safer for women is stepping up its campaign as nights draw in and the party season approaches.
The Alpha Omega Women, Peace and Security (WPS) Foundation has announced plans to launch South Cheshire Street Angels.
A new charity dedicated to preventing violence towards women is stepping up its safety campaign on South Cheshire streets after the murder of a London law graduate walking home at night.
Organisers of the Alpha Omega Women, Peace and Security (WPS) Foundation said the murder of 35-year-old Zara Aleena illustrated the urgent need to make society safer for women out alone.
Almost every industry is subject to a series of rules and regulations which have been put in place for the safety of the staff and the consumers.
Ignoring these regulations can be incredibly dangerous, and it can also lead to serious legal repercussions for the business as a whole too.
A newly-formed charity is staging a special event to air views and suggestions on how to make life more peaceful and secure for South Cheshire women.
The Alpha Omega Women, Peace and Security (WPS) Foundation is inviting women to an interactive forum at the Apollo Buckingham Health Sciences Campus in Crewe on April 30.
Dear Editor,
As the cycling and walking champion for Cheshire East Council I am very grateful for the changes in the highway Code that protect pedestrians, cyclists and horse riders.
Walking around myself I have enjoyed walking over junctions rather than running to get out of the way of a vehicle and I have experienced an overall positive impact to my safety whilst being active than before the changes.
Up to 57,000 pupils will be returning to schools and colleges across Cheshire East in the next week under fewer Covid safety measures.
Almost 180 schools and colleges have been working with Cheshire East staff to agree arrangements following the recent lifting of national restrictions.
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