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Crewe Town Centre and Victoria Avenue Area Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO)

In accordance with its duty under Section 72(3) of the Act, the Council would like to seek your views on the implementation on a proposed Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) for the Crewe Town Centre and Victoria Avenue area.

The proposed PSPO has been developed in response to concerns about anti-social behaviour within the area, including nuisance, intimidation, excessive noise, substance misuse, obstruction of public spaces, and other behaviours that can negatively affect residents, businesses, visitors and those accessing local services.

If introduced, the PSPO would provide the Council, Police and other authorised officers with additional powers to address specified anti-social behaviours within the designated area. The proposed Order would be in place for up to three years and would apply only within the area shown on the consultation map. 

Your feedback will help inform the Council's decision on whether the PSPO should be implemented.

Closes Wednesday 14 October 2026

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Excessive Vehicle Noise and Anti-Social Driving Public Protection Order (PSPO)

In accordance with its duty under Section 72(3) of the Act, Cheshire East Council is seeking your views on a proposed Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) aimed at addressing excessive vehicle noise and anti-social driving.

The proposed PSPO has been developed in response to ongoing concerns about excessive vehicle noise and anti-social driving behaviours across Cheshire East. If introduced, the Order would apply to all public places within the borough and would provide the Council and its partners with additional powers to help prevent and address these issues where appropriate.

We welcome your views on the proposed Order, which will be considered as part of the decision-making process. 

Closes Wednesday 14 October 2026

Crewe Train Station

A500 Corridor Improvements Scheme - Feedback Survey 2026

Cheshire East Council is developing proposals to improve transport connections along the A500 Corridor and around Crewe Railway Station. The A500 Corridor Improvements Scheme aims to make journeys safer, easier and more attractive for people walking, wheeling, cycling and driving, while improving connectivity, supporting future growth and encouraging more sustainable travel. 

Public engagement events will take place on:

  • Friday, 11 September 2026, 10am-6pm: Crewe Railway Station, Nantwich Road entrance foyer, Nantwich Road, Crewe, CW2 6HR.
  • Thursday, 17 September 2026, 11am-3pm: Crewe Market Hall, stage area, 27 Earl Street, Crewe, CW1 2BL.

Or provide your feedback on the online engagement form below. 

Closes Thursday 22 October 2026


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Countryside parks and rangers service

If you have recently attended one of the ranger service events or visited one of the sites we manage, we really want to hear from you. Help us to improve our sites and events by completing our surveys.


Regular consultations

  • Planning validation checklists: view and comment on current planning validation checklists and guidance
  • Conservation area reviews: Areas of Cheshire East considered to have outstanding historic or architectural interest are designated as conservation areas. The Local Planning Authority is required to keep the designation of conservation areas under review
  • Parking reviews and consultations: when we propose major changes to the management of our car parks we carry out parking reviews and public consultations
  • Planning applications: all planning applications received by the council are open to consultation and can be viewed and commented on
  • Planning policy consultations: view and comment on current planning policies and guidance
  • School proposals: comment on proposals in relation to school organisation
  • Premises licence applications: for sale of alcohol, entertainment, gambling premises and street trading and others
  • Traffic Regulation Orders: these are legal documents that govern or restrict the use of public roads, allowing for enforcement to take place. Before a permanent TRO is put in place on the highway, we consult with local stakeholders.
  • Tree consultations: view and comment on current tree consultations.

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Page last reviewed: 1 July 2026