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Llanelli MP voices concern over Tata Steel plant 'uncertainty'
MP Dame Nia Griffith said the issue affects many workers including those at the Trostre plant
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Bowling green hut torched in Widnes
Two fire engines attended the incident on Moorfield Road.
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Three Macclesfield parks receive the Green Flag Award for 2022
Bollington Recreation Ground, Macclesfield Riverside Park and Teggs Nose Country Park were the three parks deemed to have reached the high standards required for the award
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Private firms 'profiteering from the most vulnerable children' says Runcorn MP
Mike Amesbury said Halton Borough Council is losing two social workers for each one it recruits and depending on agency staff.
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Llanelli street plagued by youths lighting fires, causing damage and riding e-scooters
There are fears the antisocial behaviour will continue throughout the summer holidays
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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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Carmarthenshire woman set for TV presenting role at Commonwealth Games
Tina Evans joins S4C for what will be her first presenting job on television
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Drug dealing charges on the rise among under-18s in Halton
The numbers of children from Runcorn and Widnes charged with dealing drugs tripled between 2018 and 2020.
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Regeneration of Macclesfield highlighted as part of council progress review
Cheshire East Council says it is on track to deliver a ‘open, fairer and greener vision for the borough’
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New initiative aims to make Carmarthen ‘most prosperous town’ in Wales
Carmarthen is the only town in Wales to be part of the LocalMotion project
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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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Macclesfield students enjoy educational trip to Parliament
The group participated in themed workshops and exercises to expand their knowledge of Parliamentary procedure and the history of Parliament before meeting Macclesfield MP David Rutley