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Man tries to 'open car doors' at lights in Runcorn
A social media post about the incident was shared nearly 1,000 times.
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Parents in East Ayrshire urged to seek help with employment
It encourages people to take the first step towards relieving these pressures with help from the Parent Club website.
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School Street trial starts at Netherthird PS in a bid to improve road safety
It is aimed at helping increase road safety and encourage methods of active travel to and from school.
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Three injured as car overturns on M56 motorway
Police said the trapped driver suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries in the incident.
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Belmont Academy achieves Reading School accreditation
A ‘speed dating’ exercise, audiobooks and 'Reading World Cup' were amongst the activities
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Rochdale cat sanctuary starts fundraiser to help pay vet bills
Founder Susan Hancox, 51, runs the sanctuary from her home in Newhey and said she had lost two cats in the past two months - with one of their vets bills totalling more than £1,000
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'Deliberate' bin fire outside Runcorn flats
Firefighters were called to East Lane in Runcorn shortly after midnight on Monday.
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Husband and wife duo wow audience at Ayr concert
Cello and piano notes filled Ayr's Holy Trinity Church at the special performance
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Jobs boost for East Ayrshire as Future Skills team celebrates success so far
In the year since Cabinet approved the creation of a new Jobs and Training Scheme, 65 Modern Apprentices and 17 Graduate Interns have joined Council services.
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'Sword' in ground could be 'drug meet marker' say police in Runcorn
The item was handed in by a member of the public.
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Middleton manufacturer sees Italian site go from strength to strength
The Vita Group, based on Oldham Road in Middleton opened operations in Naples, Italy two years ago to manufacture foam for the furniture and bedding industry
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Overspend of £10m in single Halton council department
Spending chiefs have been briefed that some of the overspend has come from agency workers plus hiring consultants after a damning Ofsted report.