The accident happened on Nantwich Road in Wrenbury and fire crews were called out to tackle the car blaze.

No one was trapped in the vehicle but one person was injured and treated at the scene by paramedics.

Fire officers said the saloon car was well alight when they arrived and crews had to use breathing apparatus and a hose reel jet to put out the blaze.

The incident happened at about 10.15pm yesterday (Wednesday April 3).

Cheshire Police say the 66-year-old victim, a local man, was declared dead at the scene near the junction with Stapeley Terrace.

The collision involved two vehicles at about 1.25pm today (January 10).

Police closed the road off in both directions at the junctions withn Elwood Way and Churche’s Mansion while the wreckage was cleared. It’s not clear at this stage if anyone else was injured.

The road is now open again.

Police are appealing for witnesses to the accident or anyone with information to contact them on 101 quoting incident number 353 of 10 January.

The accident involved a car and light goods vehicle on the A534 at Ridley.

The air ambulance and four fire crews, including one from Nantwich, were called to the scene.

Cheshire Police had to close the busy Nantwich to Wrexham road while rescues took place.

Two casualties were cut free from the car and treated by paramedics before being taken to hospital.

Police are investigating how the accident happened at around 3.30pm on Sunday December 23.

The collision closed the Tarporley Road in both directions at Bradley Green, north of Whitchurch, causing traffic chaos.

Two cars were involved, and a man and woman were taken to North Staffordshire Hospital with serious injuries at around 7.45am today (November 29)

Police, fire and the air ambulance attended the scene. The A49 was closed whilst the vehicles were removed from the scene. The road has now fully reopened.

Witnesses or anyone with information in relation to this incident is urged to call Cheshire Police on 101 quoting incident number 121 of 29 November.

There were also long tailbacks earlier after an accident on the A51 between the Red Fox and Bunbury Mill.

Police had to close the road in both directions between the Bluestone lights at Acton and the Tarporley crossroads.

Cheshire East highways re-opened the road at around 2pm.

Cheshire Police confirmed the accident happened at the traffic lights junction of Beam Street, Barony Road and Millstone Lane.

It’s believed there were no other vehicles involved although details are sketchy at this stage.

The accident led to the closure of the busy Beam Street near the Crescent Garage during peak hour this morning (November 7) as investigators recovered the vehicle.

The driver and passenger were taken to Leighton Hospital. It’s not clear whether their injuries are serious.

A police spokeswoman said the police car involved has been recovered and that roads should be reopened “imminently”.

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The accident involved a motorbike and a car on the A534 Wrexham Road in the village of Faddiley.

Fire crews were called out to find two casualties trapped under the car.

They were released using airbags to lift the vehicle and treated at the scene by paramedics.

The incident closed the road on Saturday (October 27) at around 12.30pm.

The incident happened on the southbound carriageway just before junction 19.

Cheshire Fire and Rescue crews were called out at around midday to the collision scene.

A spokesman said the incident involved three cars.

One woman and two children were trapped in the vehicles.

Crews released the three casualties and handed them to the care of the ambulance service.

Motorists are being advised to avoid that stretch of the M6 as the closure caused long tailbacks.

The two-vehicle collision happened at the junction of the A5301 Peter de Stapleigh Way and the A51 London Road/Elwood Way, in Stapeley.

Emergency services closed off Peter de Stapleigh Way to traffic heading away from the Audlem Road end of Nantwich from about 6.45am.

Paramedics and fire and rescue crews were also called to help free and treat the injured.

A police spokeswoman said the woman, in her 40s, was taken to Leighton Hospital suffering back and leg injuries.

The collision involved a red Skoda Citigo and a white Seat Leon.

Both cars were removed from the scene and debris cleared from the road which re-opened at about 8.30am.

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It happened at the Wrenbury Road junction with the A530 Whitchurch Road on Sheppenhall Lane in Aston, Nantwich.

The accident involved two vehicles, a grey Volvo S80 and a blue Vauxhall Insignia.

Paramedics, police and fire crews attended the scene at around 7pm last night (July 22) and the road was closed for a short period to allow for treatment to casualties and clearance of wreckage.

The dirver and passenger of each vehicle received minor injuries and were taken to Leighton Hospital.

The cause is unclear. Any witnesses can contact Cheshire Police in 101.

The crash, which happened on the A5020 Weston Road, near to Crewe Hall, involved two cars.

A black Vauxhall Corsa car was travelling along the A5020 Weston Road towards Crewe when it was in collision with a red Skoda Favorite car at the junction of Main Road.

The driver of the Corsa, a 45-year-old local woman was taken to Leighton Hospital with suspected leg injuries.

She is in a stable condition.

The driver of the Skoda, a 24-year-old local man, was unhurt.

The road was closed in both directions while emergency services worked at the scene at around 8.15pm last night (June 26).

Cheshire Police are appealling to anyone with information to contact the Eastern Operational Support Unit by dialing the public none emergency number 101.

Fire crews from Crewe and Nantwich were called to the scene at the junction with Mill Street, Crewe.

It involved two cars, and the accident left one man trapped in his vehicle.

Crews helped paramedics remove him from the vehicle who was then taken to Leighton Hospital.

Police closed the road in both directions while rescue work went ahead, causing long delays in the town.

The accident happened shortly before 1.30pm today (June 26).

The accident happened when a car and HGV lorry collided on the A530 Whitchurch Road.

The 37-year-old woman driving a silver Ford Mondeo away from Nantwich suffered serious head injuries and is in a serious by stable condition in North Staffordshire Hospital.

Her two passengers, an 18-year-old girl and 16-year-old boy suffered minor injuries. They were also taken to North Staffordshire Hospital.

All three of the injured are from Shrewsbury.

The incident, which happened at about 5.30pm last night (June 21), forced police to close the road in both directions while emergency services recovered the casualties.

Diversions were set up from the Park Road end of the A530/A529 junction in Nantwich, causing disruption in the town during peak hour.

Police are appealing for witnesses.

Anyone with information should contact Eastern Operational Support Unit on 101 quoting incident number 773 of 21 Junes 2012.