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'Beautiful' Runcorn woods prompt call for greater protection
Weaver Vale has the most Woodland Trust sites in the UK, many of which are in and around east Runcorn.
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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Sharp rise in number of Covid cases in Halton
Rates have risen sharply since last month but the number of deaths has remained low.
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Burglar who targeted Runcorn shop twice banned from touching people's bicycles
Josh Dutton targeted the same vape store twice and toppled a mannequin in a sports shop while trying to pull the shoes off.
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Shadow culture minister visits Runcorn archaeological dig
The scheme is part of a wider project aimed at rejuvenating the site's historical function as a place of contemplation and wellbeing.
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Authors cut ribbon for school library opening in Runcorn
The Brow school said it was eager to promote a love of reading and the skills involved.
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Refugee sets up tailoring business in Runcorn
Rafed Hafyn said he received a "warm welcome" after setting up his tailoring business at Shopping City.
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Halton council chiefs oppose Tory plan to 'remove right to object' to housing projects
Cllrs Stan Hill and Phil Harris have tabled a motion calling on Halton Borough Council to object to planning reform proposals
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Driver taken to hospital after car overturns in Widnes
Firefighters helped to free the 64-year-old motorist after it ended up upside down on John Collins Way.
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Trouble-causers identified after local centre marred by 'ASB' in Runcorn
Police patrols are being stepped up in the area.
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Brindley theatre in Runcorn reveals autumn-winter line-up
The theatre has opened its doors again following its closure during the pandemic.
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Runcorn secure printing firm maintains IIP status as three new jobs announced
TALL Group thanked its staff for their feedback in helping the company to thrive.
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NHS staff in Halton experience rise in verbal abuse
Halton CCG's chief clinical officer said the "vast majority" of patients are supportive but urged others to remember that behind the badge, NHS staff are people too.