Please find attached a temporary road closure notice for Sandfield Lane, Acton Bridge which commences on 5th December 2023. This is necessary for safety reasons to enable highway patching works, works to be carried out by Cheshire West and Chester Council.
Should you require any further information regarding this closure, please contact Bryn Jackson on 0300 123 7036.
Please find attached a temporary road closure notice for Cliff Lane, Acton Bridge which commences on 22nd November 2023. This is necessary for safety reasons to enable highway jetting and gully works, works to be carried out by Cheshire West and Chester Council.
Should you require any further information regarding this closure, please contact Bryn Jackson on 0300 123 7036.
Please find attached a temporary road closure notice for Sandfield Lane, Acton Bridge which commences on 17th November 2023. This is necessary for safety reasons to enable highway patching works, works to be carried out by Cheshire West and Chester Council.
Should you require any further information regarding this closure, please contact Bryn Jackson on 0300 123 7036.
Please find attached a temporary road closure notice for Cliff Lane, Acton Bridge which commences on 15th November 2023. This is necessary for safety reasons to enable highway jetting and gully works, works to be carried out by Cheshire West and Chester Council.
Should you require any further information regarding this closure, please contact Bryn Jackson on 0300 123 7036.
Women and girls from all backgrounds and walks of life want to feel safe and be safe – and when something happens to them, they want to be able to go to a police force that respects them, protects them and supports them.
I have tasked an independent organisation, Victim Focus, to carry out a survey of Women and girls in Cheshire aged 16 or above about personal safety, crime and their experiences with the police. It is particularly important to hear from girls aged 16-17 as they are one of the most likely groups to be victims of crime, but are often missed in other surveys as they are children.
The survey will run until midday on Friday 1 December and can be taken here: https://freeonlinesurveys.com/s/l2mpYbKv. You do not need to have been a victim of crime to take part.
This anonymous survey is one way Cheshire Police can learn from women and girls and make any changes and improvements they need. I will also be able to use the feedback when looking at commissioning victim support services in future.
A similar piece of work in Humberside confidentially studied the experience of over 1,600 women and girls on issues like sexual and domestic violence, harassment and stalking, coercive control and child abuse. It also looked at confidence and trust in local policing and studied the reasons why women and girls chose whether or not to report crimes committed against them. This provided valuable insight that was used to inform operational policing and guide policy, training and further commissioning.
We all want to ensure that Cheshire is getting it right when it comes to violence against women and girls, so please do share this survey throughout your networks and communities so as many people as possible can have their say.
Earlier this year, West Midlands Railway and London Northwestern Railway, alongside other train operators, launched a public consultation regarding proposed changes to how tickets are sold at stations. The proposals were designed to respond to the changing buying habits of our customers by making frontline colleagues more accessible to passengers.
Throughout the consultation period WMR and LNR engaged closely with the passenger watchdogs Transport Focus and London TravelWatch and directly with our passengers and stakeholders, including disability groups. We also revised our proposals in response to feedback from our customers and the passenger watchdogs.
Following today’s publication of feedback from Transport Focus and London TravelWatch for the majority of operators following the public consultation, we can confirm the consultation process has now concluded and we will not be progressing with any of the proposed reforms.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our stakeholders who took part in the public consultation for taking the time to share your views and provide feedback.
