News in Crewe

CREWE barber Steph Hammond plans on using her razor-sharp skills to ensure she has a head start when it comes to keeping men one step ahead.

She has just opened Barberelle barber's shop in Congleton Road in Sandbach to fulfil her dream of launching her own business.

PARISH councillors have launched a campaign to save Shavington from a local government re-organisation

Under Cheshire East Council's plans - which are currently out for consultation - part of the current boundaries of the village are to be changed.

A DOG owner was "mortified" when her Bullmastiff attacked a teenager as she held on by its lead, a court heard.

Joanna Adamkiewicz was landed with an £849 court bill after she admitted being in a charge of a dog dangerously out of control in Crewe.

A MAN has appeared at South Cheshire Magistrates' Court today (Tuesday) charged with murder.

Daniel Griffiths, 43, of Stafford Street, Audlem was remanded in custody to appear at Chester Crown Court tomorrow (Wednesday).

A REMEMBRANCE cascade with silhouetted soldiers has been installed in Wistaston.

The Ribbon of Poppies, which stands at over 70ft tall, has been set up by the 35th South West Cheshire (Wistaston) Scout Group close to the Wistaston and Rope War Memorial at St Mary's Church on Church Lane.

PUPILS from Shavington Primary Shool and Leighton Academy collected 614kg of food for a local foodbank during Harvest Thanksgiving.

The children collected tins, packets and cartons of food as part of the Learning for Life Partnership in Cheshire East.

HERE are lots more jobs available now in the Crewe area despite the impact of the pandemic.

We have many of them listed in the Crewe Nub News Jobs section, which we bring to you in partnership with KPI Recruiting Ltd.

A CRACKDOWN on county lines gangs and improving confidence in policing were among the priorities unveiled in the Police and Crime Commissioner for Cheshire's new Police and Crime Plan.

Conservative John Dwyer, who took on the role in May after defeating Labour's David Keane, officially presented the plan alongside the force's Chief Constable Mark Roberts on Monday (November 1).

LOCAL photographer Jonathan White captured an impressive gallery of Halloween fun as he took his camera out on Sunday night (October 31).

Despite the weather the trick or treaters were out in force and Jonathan managed to find a few parties too amid the impressive decorations.

CHESHIRE'S Police and Crime Commissioner has praised two local councillors for going public about the abuse and threats they have suffered and warned such behaviour will not be tolerated.

John Dwyer was speaking after Cheshire East councillors Kate Parkinson and Charlotte Leach talked to the Local Democracy Reporting Service last month about the abuse they had received since taking public office.