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Does petition for £56m hospital investment in Runcorn deserve more support?
Can residents' support make the difference in persuading the Government to release £40m of funding to invest in improving healthcare in Halton?
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Tony Lloyd chosen as Rochdale Labour party candidate for next general election
The MP for Rochdale has held his seat since 2017 and will be the Labour candidate again at the next election which is due to take place in 2024, and said it had been an ‘enormous privilege' to serve the people of Rochdale
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Two Heywood residents fined for fly-tipping
Emma Eaton admitted to depositing bags and other waste in Gaskill Street, while Christopher Moore admitting to dumping waste on land off Mutual Street despite saying he had taken other waste to the recycling centre.
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Middleton dad issues smoking warning after life-changing mouth cancer diagnosis
Phil Sledden-Houston, from Middleton, was diagnosed with mouth cancer aged just 48 and now the former smoker is urging others to quit the habit ahead of World Cancer Day on February 4
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Award for Macclesfield bridal firm
Glorious by Heidi triumphs at the Wedding Industry Awards
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Halton identified as education 'cold spot' as Government announces 'levelling up' support
The initiative is to be backed by funding so schools can retain the 'best teachers' and to provide access to clubs and activities.
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Police appeal for witnesses following incidents
Offenders targeted a Ford Transit tipper vehicle containing tools, when they found the keys to a blue Land Rover Discovery in the tipper
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How Hertfordshire marked Holocaust Memorial Day 2022
The theme of this year’s event was One Day, with emphasis on remembering the one day where people’s lives changed forever
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Hertford teenager 'blown away' by generosity after 165 bikes donated to cycling campaign
The Bikes Without Barriers campaign is helping ensure everyone has the opportunity to cycle as a free recreational activity
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Accrington pupils now protected by school-filtered home internet
The Hollins is the first school in the UK to install the networking software, designed by iQuila
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Toddling Tots walks are back in Rutherglen
The Toddling Tots meet in Overton Park
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Council uses software to sift brownfield sites across Tonbridge to protect Green Belt
'This will ensure that the full potential within existing built up areas is being realised, while also reducing the need for the release of greenfield sites, some of which may be in the Green Belt,' said Conservative council leader Matt Boughton