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Decision due on local centre plan amid yob magnet and food smell concerns in Runcorn
Some residents have objected including over fears the takeaways and shops could attract louts.
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Halton fireworks back with a bang this November 5
The event took a hiatus for two years during the pandemic.
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Ombudsman publishes Halton Council complaints decision figures
The borough's 'uphold' rate was about half the average for similar council areas.
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£2m assigned to reclaim Mersey Gateway bridge land in Widnes and Runcorn
The funding will be divided between Spike Island and Wigg Island, with Halton Borough Council stressing the cash is "for a very specific purpose".
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Halton poised to receive up to £85k to create urban park
More than 100 areas across the UK are to share £9m of funding including £2m for trees.
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Bid to built 99 houses on former Widnes Green Belt
Green Belt status was recently removed from the plot by Halton Borough Council.
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Halton's male life expectancy gap bigger than 11 years in poorest areas
The gulf is wider than the average for England.
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Planning chiefs poised to back Daresbury Garden Village homes
Planning chiefs have been advised to approve the plans.
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Everton in the Community tournament to mark £300k Runcorn 3G pitch launch
The Premier League club's outreach programme will be hosting teams from across the North West to mark the launch of the revamped floodlit surface.
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Library to shut early because 'desolate' Runcorn shopping area not safe enough
Halton Borough Council said Shopping City is 'desolate' in the evenings and the car parks are shut meaning a round walk for staff to the bus stop.
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Teamwork makes the dream work for Widnes Vikings and care charity
The club is celebrating five years of collaboration with Community Integrated Care, one of the country's biggest social care providers and based in the town.
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Widnes special needs school to stop teaching GCSEs
Children able to study GCSEs will be encouraged to attend mainstream schools against the backdrop of rising number of pupils with a care plan.