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Proposed 20mph speed limit (TRO 1418) Middle Lane Kingsley
CHESHIRE WEST AND CHESTER BOROUGH COUNCIL TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER
NOTICE is hereby given that the Cheshire West and Chester Borough Council proposes to make the following Traffic Regulation Order in accordance with the provisions of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984.
THE CHESHIRE WEST AND CHESTER BOROUGH COUNCIL Middle Lane Kingsley) (20MPH SPEED LIMIT) ORDER 2017
The effect of the Order will be to introduce a 20 mph speed limit on the following lengths of road:
Schedule 1 (20 mph speed limit)
- Middle Lane – From its junction with Hollow Lane to its junction with Norley Road
- Depmore Lane - From its junction with Middle Lane for a distance of 360 metres in a South Easterly direction
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Chester Police - Fraud Alert 05/09/2016
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BRITISH GAS RANSOMWARE ALERT |
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The information contained within this alert is based on a number of reports made to Action Fraud. The purpose of this alert is to increase awareness of this type of ransomware, which can occur when a British Gas bill email is opened. We are raising awareness of this ransomware to members of the public, regional police forces, businesses and governmental agencies to help people stop themselves and others becoming victims. |
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Fraudsters are spamming fake British Gas utility bill emails that link to a virus that takes over victim’s computers. |
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Northwich Police July 2016 Newsletter
Policing the areas of Northwich, Winsford, Tarporley, Sandiway & Cuddington
News Bulletin
Northwich Local Policing Unit
Policing the areas of Northwich, Winsford, Tarporley, Sandiway & Cuddington
Voicemail: 0845-458-6378
17th July 2016
Pokeman Go “App” has arrived in the UK
Mobile phone fixed in hand, moving quickly from landmark to landmark and cheering spontaneously in the street.
Millions of people are joining the new phenomenon – Pokemon Go – which is sweeping through the country after its launch this week.
People are crowding round prominent buildings in their communities, eager to catch the fictional creatures from the cult cartoon and video game series.
The aim of the game is to capture, battle, and train virtual Pokémon who appear throughout the real world via the device’s GPS system and camera. It uses the location of the player’s phone/device to pin-point where the nearest checkpoints (called PokéStops) and animated Pokémon characters are.
The player can then follow the game on their phone/device, whilst walking in the real world, to try and catch them all.
Pokémon have so far appeared in a variety of locations across the region, though the game has only just been officially released in the UK this week.
Supermarkets, restaurants, gardens and parks have unwittingly found themselves included in the online game, which sees random venues across the UK become the ‘home’ of animated Pokémon characters for players to collect.
This craze is going to grow with more and more people getting addicted to the game particularly children.
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