Eight Scots charged following disturbance at Cheshire address

Eight men from Scotland have been charged in connection with an incident at a property in Middlewich, Cheshire.

Police received reports of a disturbance on Holmes Chapel Road on Saturday, September 12.

Officers attended the scene, and eight men, all hailing from Scotland, were taken into custody.

They appeared before Chester Magistrates on Monday, charged in connection with various offences.

Nathaniel Lowe, 34, from Motherwell, was charged with two counts of criminal damage, assault and possession of an offensive weapon.

James Lowe, 29, from Morningside, Newmans, was charged in connection with violent disorder, two counts of criminal damage, assault and possession of an offensive weapon.

Nathaniel Lowe, 58, of the same address in Morningside, was charged with violent disorder, two counts of criminal damage, assault and possession of an offensive weapon.

A 17-year-old boy who can’t be named for legal reasons was charged with violent disorder, two counts of criminal damage, assault and possession of an offensive weapon.

John McPhee, 30, from Larkhall, was charged with violent disorder, two counts of criminal damage, assault and possession of an offensive weapon.

Billy McPhee, 52, from Larkhall, was charged with violent disorder, two counts of criminal damage, assault and possession of an offensive weapon.

William McPhee, 26, from Morningside, Newmans, was charged with violent disorder, two counts of criminal damage, assault and possession of an offensive weapon.

James McPhee, 19, from Morningside, Newmans, was charged with arson with intent to endanger life, criminal damage and violent disorder.

Seven of the eight men are due to appear in court again on October 12.