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Labour dominance reigns as Halton heads to the polls
The current council make-up is dominated by 48 Labour councillors, with three Conservative and three Liberal Democrat.
Politics
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Bangor climate activists call for accurate reporting during BBC office protest
The group then marched to the police station, where several protestors taped their mouths shut
National
Shocking data shows more than 45,000 burglaries went unattended by police in 2022
How often officers visit after a break-in is a 'postcode lottery' say the Lib Dems
InYourArea Community
North Devon voters urged to check if 'election-ready' before cut-off dates
Voters must show a photo ID if they intend to vote at a polling station, but some forms are not accepted
National
New rules over photo ID at May elections in England - what you need to know
Anyone without the correct photo identification needs to apply for a special certificate by 5pm on Tuesday, April 25
InYourArea Community
Yr Arglwydd Wigley yn datgan gwir werth ymddiddori mewn gwleidyddiaeth
A reit ar y funud olaf, dyma Plaid Cymru'n neidio i mewn i ganol yr ymgyrch dros sianel Gymraeg, ac ennill y buddugoliaeth
InYourArea Community
Merseyside youth fund 'needed' but 'too little, too late', says police chief
Emily Spurrell said cash allocated to combat anti-social behaviour barely 'scratches the surface'
InYourArea News
Voter ID plea to Halton residents ahead of local elections
The deadline to register is April 17.
National
Boris Johnson tells MPs 'hand on heart, I did not lie to the House', as he is quizzed over partygate
The former Prime Minister is facing a committee which will determine whether he intentionally misled the House of Commons
InYourArea News
Runcorn MP says passengers 'flabbergasted' over 'rubbish' rail franchise
The MP said he's had personal experience of cancellations and delays on the West Coast Main Line.
National
Royal Mail 'systematically failing' and not delivering letters six days a week, say MPs
The postal giant now faces an Ofcom inquiry after a committee of MPs slammed its 'widespread errors'
InYourArea News
Twigg hits out at 'paltry' £5bn defence boost
Mr Twigg said the nation has recently faced its "most perilous moments since the Second World War and the height of the Cold War".