A 59-year-old man from Shropshire has been jailed after going on a burglary spree in rural Cheshire, including Nantwich.

Andrew Winter, of St Marys Street, Whitchurch, appeared at Chester Crown Court on 4 August to be sentenced after pleading guilty to attempted burglary with intent to steal, ten counts of burglary other than a dwelling, burglary, and theft from the person of another at an earlier hearing.

Winter was sentenced to two years, four months and 26 days in prison.

The charges relate to offences occurring in the rural areas of Chester between 6 December, 2024 and 1 July, 2025.

Andrew Winter targeted sheds and outbuildings across Wrenbury, Malpas, Allstretton, Chester, Tilstone Fernall, Tiverton, Whitchurch (Cheshire Police).

Winter targeted sheds and outbuildings across Wrenbury, Malpas, Allstretton, Chester, Tilstone Fernall, Tiverton, Whitchurch, stealing a range of items from bicycles and garden equipment and tools to watering cans and trophies.

Sergeant Roy Wellings from the Chester Local Policing Proactive Team, said: "Winter was prolific and appeared to be indiscriminate in what he stole. It appears that if it wasn't nailed down he took it.

"He's now paying the price for his actions."

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