News in Crewe

The car was flipped onto its roof

FIREFIGHTERS from Crewe helped rescue two people trapped in a car after an M6 crash last night.

Five fire engines, two from Crewe, two from Winsford and one from Alsager as well as a major rescue unit , attended the scene of the collision involving a car and a light goods vehicle on the northbound carriageway of the motorway between junctions 16 and 17 around 9.40pm.

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All that is left of Beechmere is rubble

THE fire-hit Beechmere Extra Care Facility has vanished from the skyline at Rolls Avenue.

Demolition work carried out over the past month has seen the devastated residential home razed to the ground, as our pictures show. Fire tore through the timber-clad property last August when its 150 elderly and disabled residents were evacuated.

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CREWE CC became the towns' first grassroots sports club back into competitive action when they started the North Staffs and South Cheshire League season with a seven-wicket defeat at Moddershall and Oulton.

Clubs were given the go-ahead to restart at amateur level a week ago on the proviso strict safety guidelines laid down by the ECB are adhered to. The NSSC League is among the first to start up again after the relaxation of lockdown and is following a truncated format.

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Spare Parts take to the sky at last year's TrAction. Picture: CJ Griffiths Photography

CREWE'S popular TrAction festival will take place next year after councillors agreed to pay a performing arts company for the work they have done preparing for this year's cancelled event.

TrAction was scheduled for Saturday, July 4 but was postponed because of the Covid-19 crisis, ending a run of spectacular performances and interactive shows across town staged by Spare Parts, which is managed by Fleetwood Festival of Transport (See the video above, courtesy of Crewe Town Council).

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