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Council could ask for powers to block HMOs in Halton
Urban environment chiefs are due to consider whether to apply for Article 4 directives this month.
Oliver Clay
Reporter for Runcorn and Widnes Weekly News, and also occasionally published by the Liverpool Echo and slightly less often the Chester Chron.
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Search on for Halton Hospital governors
Nominations open on September 22 and close on October 19.
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Building work starts on 'exciting' flats project in Runcorn
The former dairy site on Sewell Street is to be transformed into 33 flats.
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Widnes property firm backed Truss leadership campaign with £15,000 donation
Liz Truss declared more than £400,000 in donations that supported her successful bid to become Tory Party leader and Prime Minister.
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Free uniform jumpers for pupils as Widnes primary reopens following rebrand
The school had previously reopened as an academy.
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Nearly 60 homes planned for Runcorn farm
Developers want to build 59 houses at Woodfalls Farm on Stockham Lane.
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Halton welfare rights chief says scale of energy cost crisis 'unlike anything' before
"Crucially, we also need the details on how this will be paid for. We don't want to see costs added to customer bills down the line."
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Tributes pour in and flags lowered as Halton marks death of Queen Elizabeth II
The Queen has been remembered for her sense of duty and public services as landmarks lowered the flags as a mark of respect.
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Queen's visits to Halton recalled as mayor pays tribute to 'devotion to duty'
Halton mayor Mark Dennett has paid tribute to Her Majesty and her 'devotion to duty' as the council recalled her visits to the Halton.
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Former council leader recalls chatting with Queen on royal visit to Widnes
Her Majesty recalled visiting Widnes in 1979 to open Spike Island as a park following work to regenerate it.
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Widnes and Runcorn MPs pay tribute to Queen's 'lifetime of service'
MPs serving the borough of Halton have expressed sadness and 'admiration' following the death of HM Queen Elizabeth II.
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Runcorn author pens biography on 'eccentric' war hero who wore bowler hat under fire
Neil Thornton turns his attentions to the 'fascinating' character of Major Allison Digby Tatham-Warter in his latest book, packed with photographs, art and details of the major's life.