Crewe man jailed for controlling and coercive behaviour
10:55 11/11/2026A man from Crewe has been sentenced for controlling and coercive behaviour.
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What are Police going to do about a potential increase in demand linked to Halloween
We want to see our local officers on foot patrol more often.
Issued 23 October 2026
What are Police going to do about a potential increase in demand linked to Halloween
Building on the success of previous years, our popular Spook Station will once again form a key part of our Halloween policing operation. This engaging initiative will provide a safe and welcoming environment for young families to enjoy the festivities, while creating opportunities for officers to share important safety messages both in person and through online channels. In previous years, this approach has contributed to a significant reduction in anti-social behaviour incidents and has attracted highly positive feedback from the community. Later in the evening, the operation will become mobile, enhancing police visibility and reassurance across our communities.
We want to see our local officers on foot patrol more often.
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Actioned 23 October 2026