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Runcorn MP blasts Tories for 'shameful' Elections Bill 'out of the Donald Trump's handbook'
Mike Amesbury said the Elections Bill would disenfranchise many voters while handing more power to offshore Tory donors.
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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'Long overdue' £587,000 Runcorn 3G pitch upgrade a step closer after £300,000 grant awarded
A Halton Council sport supremo said players will be able to enjoy the "latest, top quality playing surface".
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Runcorn history society returns with free exhibition on town's culinary past
The Edible Runcorn exhibition is free to attend and visitors can also enjoy a biscuit and a brew.
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Horse abandoned by own mother in Runcorn 'would almost certainly have died alone'
But Charlie the foal's future is looking much brighter now thanks to the intervention of firefighters and the RSPCA.
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Vandal-blighted Runcorn subway prompts plea
Volunteers also want to track down the owners of a "potentially dangerous" ventilation shaft marred by vandalism.
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Widnes production company to haunt the railways this Hallowe'en
Alibi Productions is "delighted" to be returning to the East Lancashire Railway spook-tacular
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Man rescued from Runcorn canal after 'concern for safety' reported
Eight fire service vehicles were involved in the rescue.
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'Immersive' art installation coming to Widnes with free dates announced
The "thought-provoking" art installation is able to view for free as part of the Halton's Borough of Culture celebrations,.
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Weaver Words festival makes 'fantastic' return
Festival highlights included radio DJ, Mark Radcliffe, forensic psychologist Kerry Daynes, and comedian Mitch Benn.
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Arson appeal after flytipped rubbish burns in Runcorn
Witnesses have been urged to call the police.
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Number of unaccompanied children seeking asylum in Halton rises amid Covid case backlog
Halton Borough Council said there has been a "significant rise" as it prepares to discuss the issue this month.
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New members sought for Runcorn ukulele group after club endures sad pandemic
No experience necessary.