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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Reduce anti-social behaviour in the villages of Shavington and Wistaston.
Issued 23 October 2026
Crewe South Officers successfully delivered the Blue Light Games, an initiative designed to positively engage young people through sport while building stronger relationships between local policing teams and the community. Although the programme was delivered across the wider Crewe and Nantwich area, a particular highlight was the event held at Crewe Soccer Centre in Shavington, which attracted 83 children and young people. Participants took part in a variety of sporting activities, received educational inputs from officers and had the opportunity to ask questions during an interactive Q&A session. The event was made possible through funding provided by the Police and Crime Commissioner following a successful bid submitted by PC Matt Halliwell. By creating positive opportunities for young people and strengthening engagement, initiatives such as the Blue Light Games help to reduce anti-social behaviour and promote safer, stronger communities.
Actioned 23 October 2026