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Polish pilots who gave lives in Second World War remembered by Runcorn air cadets
Runcorn's air cadet unit is named after the Polish 306 (City of Torun) Squadron that flew with the RAF during the Second World War.
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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'Friendly and lively' Halton business fair returns this season
The business is expected to attract around 40 exhibitors plus hundreds of visitors.
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Fire crews in action across Halton from boat blaze to heron rescue
Arson, a stranded heron, a burning canal boat, burning woodland and other incidents were all among a series of callouts for crews in Widnes sand Runcorn.
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Man wanted over criminal damage in Widnes
Cheshire Constabulary is keen to establish the 31-year-old's whereabouts.
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Vikings kit display unites rugby in bid to save lives
Fans from across the sport of rugby league showed their support for the cause of saving people from taking their own lives.
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MP warns of Cheshire fracking risks as Truss arrives in No. 10
Mike Amesbury said shale gas would take years to produce at scale and be prone to the same pitfalls of the international energy market the nation is already grappling with.
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Rider comes forward after 'motorbike hits car' in Runcorn
The incident was reported in Windmill Hill shortly after 4pm on Sunday.
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Runcorn to have its own museum thanks to legacy pledge
A former Granville Street pupil has committed to making hopes for a Runcorn Museum a reality.
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International interest in Runcorn vertical farm future
Delegates at a global conference in France have heard details of a study into the potential benefits of vertical farming.
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Halton could be run by Government if council unable to plug budget gap
Public consultation has been launched across Widnes, Runcorn and wider Halton in a bid to find out how money can be saved.
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Rising number of Halton Council job applications turned down over background checks
The authority is grappling with an array of recruitment hurdles.
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Halton Council to create public safety division amid 'lack of understanding' over remits
A board report said the existing set-up has resulted in a 'lack of understanding' over councillors' responsibilities and difficulties in coordinating strategy.