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Shopping centre and Runcorn police team up to help vulnerable households
The campaign is a collaboration between police, Citizens Advice, Onward Homes and Shopping City.
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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Petition calling for removal of two bus stops in Widnes set to be turned down
A bus company said the removal would result in vehicles having to turn more and blocking traffic.
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Storms Dudley and Eunice set to batter Halton with winds of 60-70mph or more
The Met Office has warned said people could be injured or worse due to the risk of falling trees and flying debris.
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MP urges rethink on Runcorn baths closure
Halton Borough Council said the baths are in an "aged building" and swimmers can continue to use Brookvale.
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Runcorn Police Station set to shut front counter helpdesk
Under the plans, Runcorn would lose its helpdesk but the one in Widnes would remain open
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Man wanted on recall to prison by police in Widnes
The 35-year-old has dark brown hair and is of medium build.
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Listed building to be transformed as part of Runcorn town centre digital skills cluster
Once completed, the centre is intended to form part of a creative and digital skills cluster in the town centre
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Fancy running your own shop at Shopping City? Here's how much rent you'll pay
Could Runcorn new town be a springboard to launching a retail dynasty?
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More children seriously injured on Halton's roads during first year of pandemic
The first pandemic year 2020 saw expected falls in the number of collisions resulting in injury on the borough's roads but more children were seriously injured
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Council tax bills and precepts look set to rise in Halton
Parish, policing and fire precepts are also rising as well as for social care
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Tragic Widnes teenager's 18th marked with bid to save lives from drowning
Teya Davies, 14, drowned in 2018. Now her friends have teamed up with her family to hold a Water Safety Week to raise awareness about risks associated with open water
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Climate not-for-profit gives Halton council a zero rating
The local authority has rejected the claims.