A Shavington man who benefited from more than £500,000 for supplying class A and B drugs in Crewe has been jailed.
Lee James, of Woodnoth Drive, was sentenced to seven years at Chester Crown Court.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Plans for up to 120 homes in the green gap at Shavington have been recommended for approval because Cheshire East doesn’t have a five-year housing land supply.
The application site, in open countryside west of Crewe Road and south of Gresty Lane, comprises 5.8 hectares of agricultural land.
People in South Cheshire are being urged to come forward with information on ketamine supply across the county.
The appeal from Cheshire Police comes amid growing concerns about the harm the drug is causing to people and communities.
Homes, businesses and a primary school in Worleston near Nantwich have been without water for 36 hours.
St Oswald’s C of E Primary was forced to close today because of the water problems in the area.
The property market in the UK seems to have been in a state of flux for years now, thanks primarily to an ongoing imbalance between supply and demand.
Cheshire East Council has a housing land supply figure of 7.5 years, the authority says.
The rise, from a figure of 7.2 years in the same period in the previous year, means more opportunity for people wanting to get on the housing ladder can access affordable housing or move into a new home.
An organised crime gang responsible for the large scale supply of Class A drugs in South Cheshire, has been jailed for 19 years.
David Probin, 28, Christopher Flowers, 28, James Entwistle, 26, Shannon O’Neill, 20, Joseph Cottle, 21, and Bernard Dutton, 55, were jailed after being charged with conspiracy to Supply Class A Drugs.
A controversial planning decision which could open the gates for housing developers in Nantwich, is to be challenged in the courts. Cheshire East Council has announced it is to fight a decision by a planning inspector which ruled in April the authority does not have a 5-year supply of housing land.
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