Crewe & Nantwich MP Connor Naismith says he backs a new social media ban for U16s which he says will “protect childhoods”.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer made the seismic announcement yesterday with the ban set to come into force next spring.
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A Nantwich man has been jailed for more than three years today after he was caught creating and possessing indecent images of young girls.
And it emerged that Christopher Heavey, 38, contacted his victims on social media offering to sell them vapes.
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Is this a good thing? What are some of the concerns? And how does this affect audiences in general?
These days, technology is evolving at a rapid rate.
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A man has been arrested in Nantwich on suspicion of engaging in sexual communications with a child, police have confirmed.
Social media posts over the weekend reported that a man had been investigated by online groups over the alleged sexual activity.
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They offer a way to connect with a vast audience and engage potential customers.
Nantwich Museum bosses say they have been “overwhelmed” by support after a thief stole all the money from a vital fundraiser event.
Cash collected at a Friday coffee morning at the Pillory Street venue was stolen on March 31.
In the online world, promoting a course is not a daunting task. But most creators still fail to create a buzz.
Why? Because standing out in a crowd takes consistent effort and expert planning.
Police have launched a probe into alleged threats made on social media towards Brine Leas School in Nantwich.
Headteacher David Cole called in the police after “threatening messages” were reported as seen on Instagram and Snapchat.
A young Nantwich apprentice has landed a top social media job after completing his training at a firm in Warrington.
Sam O’Hara, 20, has been taken on by specialist construction consultancy, Ionic Recruitment.
A Nantwich firm has launched a new app – aimed at boosting the confidence of local employees.
Pitman Training Crewe and Nantwich is running a social media campaign to debut the new “My Career Selfie” free app.
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