If you’d told Yazzmin Devoy two years ago she’d be earning her 9 to 5 in platinum blonde wigs, rhinestones and with Tennessee twang, she probably wouldn’t have believed you.

Money is still available from Heating Bank, a fund run by Citizens Advice Cheshire West (CACW) designed to helps low-income and vulnerable families who are struggling with winter energy costs.

An inquest into the death of Carol Miles was opened at Warrington Coroner’s Court on Wednesday.

Winsford tattoo removal studio Ink2Go is offering free removals for trauma-related tattoos and brandings.

A NORTHWICH woman featured on national TV in a popular game show

The Slow and Easy on Manchester Road is a huge pub by anyone’s standards, so it will come to no surprise to learn it was originally built as an hotel back in 1937.

NHS North West urges early medical help this winter to prevent avoidable hospital admissions. Use NHS 111, Pharmacy First, and GP services for timely care.

Raymond Buckley was walking home on New Year's Day when he was hit by a car at junction of High Street and Collingham Way.

Operator London Northwestern Railway said these railway services would not be back in action until at least midday today, Friday.

A Cheshire father-of-four who beat cancer is sharing his story in a new anti-smoking campaign.

A MAN has sadly died more than a week after being involved in a serious crash on the A49.

Daniel Eckersley appeared at Chester Crown Court on Monday, January 5.

Cheshire residents are being asked if they would stump up an extra couple of pounds a month towards the police precept to safeguard all 87 PCSOs across the county.

Cheshire West and Chester Council’s library service is supporting the National Year of Reading 2026 campaign.

Couples planning their big day are invited to explore a historic venue in Cheshire.

HOUSEHOLDS in Mid Cheshire will be getting a one-off cold weather payment.

Olympic medallist Emily Ford backs FOW Car Supermarket's new partnership with North West charity All Aboard Youth Rowing to empower youth through sport and life skills.

The Met Office has forecast mixed weather for Northwich this weekend.

Arighi Bianchi’s biggest-ever Winter Sale is now on, bringing exceptional savings across furniture, interiors and home accessories you won’t find anywhere else in Cheshire

The emergency services were near Sandbach Station from around 10.20am today, Friday.

Revised plans to build an eco-friendly house set into the hillside at Bosley have been recommended for approval.

A proposal to build a home on green belt land at Poynton could get permission in principle despite objections, with the council’s planners saying the site meets ‘grey belt criteria’.

Ian Stoneley worked at ICI's Winnington works between 1970 and 1984, and believes he was exposed to asbestos while working there.

Benjamin Kershaw appeared at Warrington Magistrates' Court to face one count of possessing a class A drug.

THE family of Middlewich man Pete Cope who died in a crash, hours after celebrating his birthday, has paid tribute to him.

POLICE have confirmed that a man has been arrested amid a manhunt to find an inmate who fled from a Warrington prison.

The pond off Regency Way has had the bin and the bin's contents thrown into it on more than one occasion.

NEW photos have been released of an inmate who has fled from a Warrington prison while serving an attempted murder sentence.

The incident was on the westbound carriageway at around 7.30pm yesterday, Wednesday.

The Winsford Guardians' first few public patrols were on some of the most popular nights out over Christmas and New Year.

Bradley Axford, of Northwich, was spotted by a police patrol on Cairo Street in the Warrington on the afternoon of Sunday, January 4.

Litter is one of our simplest yet most visible environmental problems. A single plastic bottle tossed into a hedge can take centuries to decompose.

POLICE have seized hundreds of stolen steam cleaners from a HGV being driven on false plates on the motorway.

Timberwise Northwich wins training and staff development award at the Property Care Awards, recognising excellence in staff training and property care services.

Aldi donated tens of thousands of meals to those in need during the festive season, including 78,400 meals distributed in Cheshire alone over Christmas and New Year

A MANHUNT has been launched by police after an inmate serving a lengthy sentence for attempted murder fled from a Warrington prison.

Jamie Clarke, of no fixed address, appeared at Chester Magistrates Court for a sentencing hearing on Tuesday, January 6.

Drivers on Croxton Lane, A530, need to reduce their speed from 60 to 40 then to 30mph on the southbound carriageway on the approach to the Trent and Mersey Canal crossing.

Environment Agency fisheries enforcement officers and Northwest Volunteer Bailiffs were patrolling the River Dane in Northwich town centre and the River Weaver around Hunts Lock, looking for anglers without rod licences.

DRIVERS are being warned of an upcoming three-week road closure in Kingsley.

The People’s Postcode Lottery is a subscription-based game which aims to raise money for charities while also bringing cash prizes to homes across the UK.

Gary McVeigh, of Winsford, was caught out during a compliance check at his home address around eight months ago.

As we head into the New Year, it’s a good moment to take stock, not just of what’s been achieved, but of what still needs doing here in Mid Cheshire.

Water rails – Rallus aquaticus - are not all that uncommon, but their tendency to hide deep in freshwater reedbed beds means only the most patient or luckiest watchers catch a glimpse, as a rule.

Oulton Hall, seat of the wealthy Grey-Egerton baronets, was completely destroyed by fire on Sunday, February 14, 1926, leaving nothing but a charred shell.

Colin Riley, of Manchester, was in a Nissan Qashqai on the northbound carriageway near to Middlewich.

The green belt refers to planning policy which protects rural land around cities and towns to prevent urban sprawl.

A FRAUDSTER pretended to be a police officer in order to gain the trust of people who were selling their vehicles.

Raymond, who has learning difficulties, suffered serious injuries to his legs and was taken to Royal Stoke University Hospital, where surgeons had to amputate part of his left leg.

DOZENS of homes in Winsford are without electricity after an 'unexpected' power cut.